Every Super League Basketball game in the 2026–27 season is available live and on demand through DAZN on a free-to-view basis in the UK and internationally.[3][8]
The renewed agreement covers the Championship, Cup and Play-Offs, giving supporters one principal streaming destination for the full men’s domestic campaign.[3]
What SLB games are included?
The agreement covers every fixture in the three main SLB competitions:
Matches can be watched live, while on-demand coverage means viewers can return to games after the final buzzer. That is particularly useful when fixtures overlap or when supporters are following a club from outside the UK.
Does it cost anything?
SLB and DAZN describe the coverage as “free-to-view” and say every game is available at no cost.[3][8]
Viewers should visit DAZN’s UK service, sign in or follow the on-screen registration process, and search for Super League Basketball. DAZN’s competition page lists SLB content for live and on-demand viewing. A paid sports subscription should not be required for matches included in this free-to-view agreement, although viewers still need to follow DAZN’s account and access process.
Because streaming interfaces and availability can change, supporters should check the individual event page before tip-off—especially when watching while travelling or from a different territory.
How to find a game
The simplest route is:
- Open DAZN in a web browser or the DAZN app.
- Sign in or create the account requested by the platform.
- Search for “Super League Basketball” or the two clubs playing.
- Select the live event or replay from the SLB competition page.
The league and clubs also publish fixture information through their official websites and social channels. Checking the schedule in advance is advisable because tip-off times can be amended.
Can fans outside Britain watch?
The partnership announcement says the games are available to supporters in the UK and around the world.[3][8] That gives British basketball a consistent international outlet and allows overseas fans, players’ families and scouts to follow the competition.
Territorial service differences can still affect how DAZN pages appear, so users outside Britain should confirm availability through their local version of the platform.
Why free coverage matters
Keeping every game free removes a significant barrier for new supporters. A fan can sample a fixture without committing to a paid season package, while established viewers can follow away games that would otherwise be difficult to attend.
It also gives every SLB club a global broadcast platform. That matters for a league trying to make its players and rivalries more visible beyond the communities around its arenas.
DAZN has carried SLB since 2024. The 2026–27 extension keeps the league free-to-view for another season and provides live and replay coverage across the Championship, Cup and Play-Offs.[3][8]