Where to watch

Coverage of the East Asia Super League 2023-24 Season was available around the world on the following platforms. Stay tuned for updates on broadcast and streaming coverage of the 2024-25 Season.

Chinese Taipei

Videoland

Mixture of live and delayed coverage of all 28 games including the Final Four.

Japan

U-NEXT

  • Live coverage of all games from the Final Four, as well as the 12 group stage games featuring the Japan B.LEAGUE teams Chiba Jets and Ryukyu Golden Kings.
  • Delayed coverage of the other 12 games from the group stage.

Korea

SPOTV

  • Mixture of live and delayed coverage of all 28 games including the Final Four.
  • Coverage available on SPOTV’s television channels and streaming platform SPOTV NOW.

Mainland China

Multiple partners

  • Live coverage of all 28 games, including all Final Four games, on Huya, NetEase and Zhibo8.
  • Mixture of live and delayed coverage on Jinan TV.

Philippines

Cignal TV - One Sports, Pilipinas Live

  • FINAL FOUR COVERAGE: All games live across One Sports and One Sport+, with game replays on One Sports+ and Pilipinas Live.
  • Showed live and delayed coverage of all 12 Group Stage games featuring the PBA teams TNT Tropang Giga and Meralco Bolts on the One Sports and One Sports+ television channels.
  • Live coverage of all 28 games on streaming platform Pilipinas Live.

Southeast Asia

SPOTV

  • Mixture of live and delayed coverage of all 28 games, including all Final Four games.
  • SPOTV is available on the following platforms:
  • Hong Kong - Now TV
  • Indonesia - First Media, K Vision, MNC Play and MVN
  • Macau - Cable TV
  • Malaysia - Astro and unifi TV
  • Philippines - Cignal TV and Sky Cable
  • Singapore - Singtel and StarHub
  • Thailand - TrueVisions
  • Vietnam - MyTV
  • SPOTV NOW - pan-regional streaming platform

Rest of the World

  • EASL Facebook – Live streams of all 28 games, including all Final Four games, were available on EASL’s Facebook channel in the countries not covered by broadcast deals. Selected games were also streamed on Facebook in Hong Kong and the Philippines.
  • FIBA's Courtside 1891 – Live streams of all 28 games, including all Final Four games.

Official Partners

Product Partners