EASL’s 42 games will be covered by more than 20 broadcast and streaming partners across the globe.

The East Asia Super League (EASL) returns for the 2025–26 season, featuring 12 of Asia’s champion basketball teams competing in 42 games from October 8 to March 22. Coverage will be available on more than 20 broadcast & streaming platforms, ensuring fans throughout the world can follow the action.

See the full list of EASL broadcast partners for the 2025–26 season below:

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Japan

U-Next
RBC Okinawa

‍South Korea

JTBC Golf & Sports
Berry Media
Soop

Chinese Taipei

Videoland
PTS+
TVBS (highlights only)

China

Tencent
Migu

‍Macau SAR

TDM
Macau Cable TV

‍Hong Kong SAR

Hoy

Philippines

Cignal

Mongolia

PSN

Southeast Asia

Thailand: True Visions
Vietnam: K+
Singapore: StarHub
Malaysia: Astro
Indonesia: Vidio
Myanmar: SkyNet

South Asia

Maldives: ICE Networks

Middle East & North Africa (MENA)

e& STARZON

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With broadcast partners covering East Asia, Southeast Asia, then through to the Middle East and North Africa, the 2025–26 EASL season will be more accessible than ever.

For now, be ready to tune in through our broadcast & streaming partners for East Asia Super League Tip Off 2025 on October 8, featuring three games, starting in Tokyo at 6 p.m. HKT (7 p.m. local JST).

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