Where to watch the K League 1
Quick answer: the K League 1 is broadcast by different rights holders in each country — Stan Sport in Australia, TV Start in Belarus, TVB Sport in Hong Kong, and more below. Pick your region in the table, then open a match on OneLightScore to start the stream.
| Country / Region | Official Broadcasters | Platform | Quality |
|---|---|---|---|
| Australia | Stan Sport | OTT | — |
| Belarus | TV Start | TV | — |
| Hong Kong | TVB Sport | TV | — |
| Kazakhstan | TV Start | TV | — |
| Russia | TV Start | TV | — |
| South Korea | Coupang Play·JTBC Sports·KBS Korea | TV/OTT | HD |
| Uzbekistan | TV Start | TV | — |
Frequently asked questions
＋ Where can I watch the K League 1?
K League 1 matches are broadcast region by region — the table on this page lists the broadcasters in 7 countries. In Australia: Stan Sport. In Belarus: TV Start. In Hong Kong: TVB Sport. In Kazakhstan: TV Start. In Russia: TV Start. In South Korea: Coupang Play and JTBC Sports and KBS Korea (TV/OTT, HD). Open any match on OneLightScore for its own channels and legal streams.
＋ How do I watch the K League 1 in Australia?
In Australia, the K League 1 is shown on Stan Sport via OTT.
＋ How do I watch the K League 1 in Belarus?
In Belarus, the K League 1 is shown on TV Start via TV.
＋ How do I watch the K League 1 in Hong Kong?
In Hong Kong, the K League 1 is shown on TVB Sport via TV.
＋ How do I watch the K League 1 in Kazakhstan?
In Kazakhstan, the K League 1 is shown on TV Start via TV.
＋ How do I watch the K League 1 in Russia?
In Russia, the K League 1 is shown on TV Start via TV.
＋ How do I watch the K League 1 in South Korea?
In South Korea, the K League 1 is shown on Coupang Play and JTBC Sports and KBS Korea via TV/OTT in HD.