Fox Sports (Latin American TV network)

Fox Sports in Latin America was a group of pay television sports channels broadcasting throughout Latin America. The channels, owned by The Walt Disney Company Latin America following its acquisition of 21st Century Fox, offered a variety of sports programming, including live events, sports news, and analysis.

The network's coverage typically included major sporting events such as football (soccer), including leagues like the UEFA Champions League, Copa Libertadores, and major European leagues. It also broadcast Formula One racing, baseball (including MLB), American football (NFL), and various other sports, depending on regional interests.

Fox Sports in Latin America was structured as a group of regional feeds catering to specific countries or regions, offering programming in Spanish and Portuguese. These regional variations allowed the network to tailor content and advertising to local audiences.

Due to regulatory hurdles related to Disney's acquisition of 21st Century Fox, which resulted in significant market concentration in sports broadcasting, some of the Fox Sports channels in Latin America were sold or ceased broadcasting in specific markets, particularly in Mexico and Brazil. In some regions, they were replaced by other channels. The exact date of the complete cessation of the Fox Sports brand varies across the Latin American territories. Before its dissolution in some markets, the network competed with other major sports broadcasters such as ESPN and DirecTV Sports.