GAME LIVE STREAMS

Game streams are available via the official East Asia Super League Facebook page outside of the following territories: Japan, South Korea, Mongolia, Taiwan, Philippines, Indonesia, Myanmar, Vietnam, Hong Kong.
Game feeds will go live 30-60 minutes prior to tip-off time.

BROADCAST PARTNERS

Chinese Taipei

Videoland

PTS+

TVBS

More details on Videoland's and PTS+'s distribution of EASL content in Chinese Taipei will be updated soon.

TVBS will only carry streaming of EASL highlight reels as part of its coverage.

hong kong SAR

HOY TV & OTT

More details on Hoy TV's distribution of EASL content in Hong Kong SAR will be updated soon.

Japan

U-NEXT

U-NEXT is EASL’s live rights partner for the streaming of all 34 EASL games, including Alvark Tokyo, Ryukyu Golden Kings, and Utsunomiya Brex competitions from the B.LEAGUE.

RBC (Ryukyu Broadcasting Corporation)

More details on U-NEXT's and RBC's distribution of EASL content in Japan will be updated soon.

Korea

SOOP

BERRY MEDIA

JTBC

More details on Soop's, Berry Media's, and JTBC's distribution of EASL content in Korea will be updated soon.

macau SAR

Macau TDM

Macau Cable TV

More details on Macau TDM's and Macau Cable TV's distribution of EASL content in Macau SAR will be updated soon.

mongolia

PSN

More details on PSN's distribution of EASL content in Mongolia will be updated soon.

MAINLAND CHINA

Tencent

Migu

More details on Tencent's and Migu's distribution of EASL content in Mainland China will be updated soon.

Philippines

Cignal TV

CIGNAL is EASL’s exclusive media rights partner in the Philippines. Fans can catch live and delayed coverage of EASL games featuring Philippine teams on CIGNAL's free-to-air stations, One Sports and RPTV, as well as its pay TV channels, One Sports+ and PBA Rush.

For access to all EASL games, including those that do not feature Philippine teams, viewers can tune in via CIGNAL's OTT streaming platform, Pilipinas Live.

One Sports and One Sports+

Fans in the Philippines can catch EASL games live on One Sports, available on free-to-air TV, Cignal TV, and Cignal Play.

Fans in the Philippines can watch EASL games live on One Sports+, available on Cignal TV and Cignal Play through a PayTV subscription.

RPTV

Fans in the Philippines can watch EASL games live on RPTV, available nationwide on free-to-air television.

PBA Rush

Fans in the Philippines can watch EASL games live on PBA Rush, available on Cignal TV and Cignal Play through a PayTV subscription.

Pilipinas Live

Download the Pilipinas Live app or visit the website, then create an account and subscribe. Select the EASL game feed on the home page and click ‘Watch Live’ to enjoy the action!

Southeast Asia & South asia

EASL’s 2025-26 season will be available on platforms in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Myanmar, and the Maldives. League games can be watched via the following broadcast partners:

Indonesia: Emtek Vidio - exclusively on the Vidio freemium streaming platform
Thailand: TrueVisions - on the True Sports pay TV channels.
Singapore: StarHub - on the Hub Sports pay TV channels.
Myanmar: SkyNet - exclusively on the SkyNet sports channels.
Vietnam: K+ on K+Sports 2 sports channel and the K+ Application.
The Maldives: ICE Network channels - on the Medianet pay TV platform.
Malaysia: Astro on the Super Sports pay TV channels.

Rest of the World

Stay tuned for updates on other global EASL 2025-26 season broadcast and streaming partners!

Middle East and North Africa: Etisalat And

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