Videoland

Watch all EASL games live with Chinese commentary, exclusively on Videoland. Stream the action for free on Videoland’s YouTube channel or via a paid subscription on Twitch.

For games featuring only P. LEAGUE+ teams, viewers can also watch for free on Videoland’s OTT platform, PTS+.

U-NEXT

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.

CJ Entertainment

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

EASL’s 2024-25 season will be available on platforms in China PRC, Hong Kong SAR and Macau SAR. League games can be watched via the following broadcast partners:

• China PRC:
• Zhibo8
• ZhiboTV
• Huya
• NetEase
• Sohu
• Hong Kong SAR - HOY TV - on the free-to-watch TV channels and streaming platforms.
• Macau SAR - TDM & Macau Cable TV.

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

DAZN

‍Available at no cost to registered users across global territories.

e&

Middle East & North 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.