East Asia Super League announces Global Broadcast and Streaming Partners for the Upcoming 2024-25 Season

East Asia Super League has finalized broadcast and streaming partnerships to ensure that the upcoming 2024-25 season, consisting of 34 total games, is available to watch for our millions of basketball fans all around the world.

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This first announcement for EASL’s broadcast and streaming partners includes some of EASL’s core markets. EASL will be announcing additional broadcast partners in key markets soon.

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The 2024-25 season tips off on Wednesday, October 2^nd, 2024, at Manila’s SM Mall of Asia Arena. The league’s 10 teams — split evenly into two groups — will compete in a home-and-away group stage format, culminating in the semi-final and championship games.

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EASL’s Final Four event will take place March 7^th through March 9^th, 2025. The Final Four venue will be announced soon, with exciting events surrounding the championship event for all of EASL’s fans to enjoy.

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Broadcast and streaming coverage currently in place for the 2024-25 season includes:

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Japan

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

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S. Korea

Live coverage in S. Korea will be exclusively available through CJ Entertainment on its pay TV channel, TVN Sports, and its OTT streaming platform, Tving.

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Philippines

CIGNAL is EASL’s exclusive media rights partner in the Philippines. CIGNAL will show live and delayed coverage across its free-to-air station, One Sports, its pay TV channel, One Sports+ and OTT streaming platform, Pilipinas Live.

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Chinese Taipei

Pay TV broadcaster and streaming platform Videoland has exclusive rights for live coverage of all 34 EASL games and will provide Chinese commentary.

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Announcements regarding broadcast and streaming partnerships in China PRC, Hong Kong SAR and Macau SAR will be coming soon.

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Southeast Asia & S. Asia

EASL’s 2024-25 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:

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• Emtek Vidio (Indonesia) - exclusively on the Vidio freemium streaming platform.

• StarHub (Singapore) on the Hub Sports pay TV channels.

• True Visions (Thailand) on the True Sports pay TV channels.

• Astro (Malaysia) on the Super Sports pay TV channels.

• SkyNet (Myanmar) exclusively on the SkyNet sports channels.

• ICE Network channels (Maldives) on the Medianet pay TV platform.

• K+ (Vietnam) on K+Sports 2 sports channel and the K+ Application.

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Rest of World

Globally in over 190 markets, and in non-exclusive territories in APAC, DAZN will stream games on its freemium services to registered users.

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In the Middle East and N. Africa, eVision, the media arm of e& (formerly known as Etisalat) will also be streaming the games on its AVOD platform, STARZ ON, and eVision services, eLife and Switch TV, to its users.

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Live streams of all EASL games will also be available to watch through EASL’s Facebook account in all territories not covered by broadcast or streaming rights agreements.

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EASL will announce additional streaming and broadcast partnerships for the 2024-25 season soon. Stay tuned for more information.