The top level of Mexican professional football is known as Liga MX, but due to sponsorship, it is often referred to as Liga BBVA MX. It is played by 18 clubs and is split into two competitions called “Apertura” and “Clausura,” which generally last from July to December (the former) and January to May (the latter). It was formerly known as the Primera Divisón de México (Mexican First Division) (the last). Each tournament has a playoff (“Liguilla“) method to choose the winner. Promotion and relegation have been halted since 2020, and this suspension will endure until 2026.

Liga MX is now ranked 26th globally and is the strongest league in CONCACAF, according to the IFFHS. As of the beginning of the 21st century, it was classified as the 10th strongest league (2001–2010). On average, the company draws the biggest football crowds in the Americas and North America’s third-largest professional sports crowd. During the 2014-15 season, the league averaged 25,557 attendance, third only behind the NFL and MLB and ahead of the Canadian Football League.

This page will reveal the Liga MX schedule for 2023 and provide further details about it. Please read it through to the end to learn more.

Liga MX schedule for 2023

Here are some perspectives on the Liga MX games scheduling system for March 2023.

The League MX schedule for the month of March 2023;

Aspects of the March 2023 Liga MX games schedule;

Elements of the Liga MX game schedule for March 2023;

Can teams from Liga MX join the Champions League?

The CONCACAF Champions League features sixteen teams, including at least nine from the North American Zone (representing three associations) and at least one from the Caribbean Zone (the champions of the Caribbean Club Championship). The top six teams in the CONCACAF League, consisting of 18 clubs from the Central American Zone, three from the Caribbean Zone, and one from the North American Zone, compete for the remaining six slots. At least two Central American Zone teams will advance through the CONCACAF League.

From the North American Zone, nine:

Mexico's 4 clubs
In the United States, 4 clubs
1 Canadian team
Among the Caribbean Zone clubs:

Using the Caribbean Club Championship, 1 club qualified.
6 clubs from the Caribbean, Central America, or North America Zones.