Where to watch EuroLeague on TV and live streams this season

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The 2023-24 EuroLeague season has started, and millions of fans around the world are excited about that. The league’s popularity is growing, and it seems like the EuroLeague has reached the status of a global league that attracts fans from every corner of the world.

Real Madrid is the defending champion after coming back from the dead on multiple occasions last season. There were many transfers in the offseason and we have multiple teams that are legit contenders to win the championship.

EuroLeague TV coverage

The EuroLeague is constantly growing and the gap compared to the NBA is getting smaller. There are many players on the team rosters from every part of the world and the EuroLeague teams have started signing former NBA All-Stars and players who have won the NBA championship.

The format of the competition gives the opportunity for all the teams to play against each other which was not the case when they were separated into groups. Now the league is much more interesting and offers 34 regular season games for every team. This season, the EuroLeague has adopted a similar format to the NBA, with the top 6 teams advancing to the Playoffs while the teams that will finish the regular season ranked 7-10 will fight for the last two spots in the Play-In tournament. As usual, the culmination of the season is the Final Four tournament, where the league gets its champion.

The EuroLeague games are usually played on Thursdays and Fridays but there are a couple of weeks in the season that bring double rounds, so we can watch EuroLeague action on Tuesdays and Wednesdays as well. There are multiple options where to watch EuroLeague including EuroLeague live stream options and the league has created their own EuroLeague TV stream which allows you to watch the games from anywhere in the world.

Still, there is the traditional way of broadcasting the games, and every country that has a team in the league also has a local TV station that covers the games. In the following lines, you have all the information you need on how to watch EuroLeague in different countries.

Where to watch EuroLeague in the UK

It is just a matter of time before the EuroLeague expand on a market like the United Kingdom but until that happens, the fans in the UK can follow all the EuroLeague action on FreeSports.

Where to watch EuroLeague in the USA

The United States is the country with the most players on EuroLeague team rosters with 69. After covering last season’s Final Four, ESPN 3 will regularly broadcast live EuroLeague games in the 2023-24 season.

Where to watch EuroLeague in Canada

Basketball is becoming one of the main sports in Canada and the bronze medal winners from the World Cup have five players in the EuroLeague this season. The fans in Canada can follow the EuroLeague on FloSports.

Where to watch EuroLeague in Australia

This season, there are no players from Australia and New Zealand in the EuroLeague. Still, the fans in Australia can follow all the action on Fox Sports while those in New Zealand can do that on NBL TV.

Where to watch EuroLeague in France

Monaco made a lot of noise last season reaching the EuroLeague Final Four seemingly out of nowhere. Lyon-Villeurbanne is not a team on that level, but are largely followed in France. The fans in this country can watch the EuroLeague games on SKWeekTV.

Where to watch EuroLeague in Germany

Bayern Munich and Alba Berlin has established themselves as regular participants in the EuroLeague. The fans in the country of the basketball World Champions can watch EuroLeague on TV exclusively on Magenta.

Where to watch EuroLeague in Greece

Olympiacos is the runner up from the last season and Panathinaikos have spent a fortune on building the roster for this season. The Greek teams are always among the most exciting to watch in the EuroLeague and the fans in this country can follow all the action on Novasports Prime, Novasports Start, Novasports 4, Novasports 5 and Novasports 6.

Where to watch EuroLeague in Isreal

It’s been 10 seasons since Maccabi Tel Aviv won the EuroLeague for the last time and the fans are expecting only the best from their favourite team. Getting a ticket for their home games equals winning the lottery but fans in this country can follow the league on 5 Gold, 5 Sports, 5 Live and 5 Stars.

Where to watch EuroLeague in Italy

Virtus Bologna and Armani Milano have both won the competition in its previous format. Milano has been playing the EuroLeague constantly, while Virtus returned after winning the EuroCup a couple of seasons ago. The fans in Italy can watch EuroLeague on TV via DAZN, Sky Sport Arena and Sky Sport Max.

Where to watch EuroLeague in Lithuania

Zalgiris is the pride not just of Kaunas, but the whole country of Lithuania. They won the EuroLeague back in 1999 and are hoping for the glory days to return. The fans in Lithuania can watch the EuroLeague games on LRT and LRT Plius.

Where to watch EuroLeague in Serbia

For a second season in a row, Serbia has two teams in the EuroLeague. Crvena Zvezda and Partizan will have more than 20,000 people at the Stark Arena on their home games. The fans in Serbia and the rest of the region can watch EuroLeague on TV on Sport Klub 1, Sport Klub 2 and Sport Klub 3.

Where to watch EuroLeague in Spain

Spain is the country with the most teams in the competition. Real Madrid is the defending champion, Barcelona is always among the top teams, while Baskonia and Valencia can beat anybody in the league. The fans in Spain can watch EuroLeague action on Movistar, Movistar + and Movistar Deportes.

Where to watch EuroLeague in Turkey

The EuroLeague is extremely popular in Turkey as the main sponsor of the competition comes from this country. Fenerbahce and Anadolu Efes are both former champions and they play in the league every season. Fans in this country can follow the action on S Sport, S Sport 2 and S Sport +.

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