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Fox Sports México outlines expectations after Dish blackout

Ángel Robles (L) of Puebla struggles for the ball against Kevin Álvarez (R) of Pachuca during a Liga MX match on April 19, 2022 (by Manuel Velasquez/Getty Images)

Pay-television broadcaster Fox Sports México has claimed it is only seeking a fair increase in the value of its carriage agreement with Dish, after its channels were removed from the pay-television operator.

Fox Sports’ channels, which include club football content from the domestic top tier, Liga MX, were made unavailable to Dish customers on April 13.

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