Broadcast Rights

Competitions available on beIN Sports 4 Hong Kong

UEFA Champions League

2025-2027

beIN Sports has secured exclusive broadcast rights for UEFA club competitions—including the men's UEFA Champions League—in the Middle East, North Africa (MENA), and select Asian markets for the 2025–26 and 2026–27 seasons. The exclusive rights cover MENA countries and Asian nations such as Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei, Timor-Leste, Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia.

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In Indonesia and the Philippines, beIN Sports holds non-exclusive rights.

The broadcaster plans to deliver live and on-demand coverage across its linear channels and digital platforms, including beIN Sports Connect and the TOD app, featuring match replays, highlights, and analytical content.

Language options for commentary have traditionally included Arabic, English, and French in MENA, and English in Asian markets; however, specific details for the upcoming seasons have not been officially announced.

While beIN Sports has previously offered high-definition streams compatible with various devices, there is no explicit confirmation regarding broadcast quality or device compatibility for the 2025–27 UEFA competitions.

UEFA Conference League

2024-2027

beIN Sports extended its broadcast rights to the UEFA Europa Conference League across the Middle East, North Africa (MENA), and selected Asian markets for the 2025–26 and 2026–27 seasons. The agreement was completed with UC3, the joint venture between UEFA and the European Club Association. Coverage includes 23 MENA countries and 10 Asian territories, such as Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei, Thailand, and Cambodia.

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In Indonesia and the Philippines, the rights are held on a non-exclusive basis.

The 2024–25 season introduced a restructured competition format, expanding the tournament to 36 teams in a single league phase. Matches continue to be distributed across beIN’s satellite channels and through its streaming platforms, including beIN Sports Connect and TOD. Access to live broadcasts, replays, and additional programming remains available across both television and digital services.

UEFA Women's Champions League

2025-2027

beIN Sports retained the exclusive broadcast rights for the UEFA Women’s Champions League across MENA and parts of Asia through the 2026–27 season. The renewed deal was agreed with UC3 and covers 23 MENA countries alongside 10 Asian territories, including Hong Kong, Singapore, Timor-Leste, and Laos. As with other UEFA competitions, rights in Indonesia and the Philippines are non-exclusive.

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The Women’s Champions League adopted a new 18-team league format beginning with the 2025–26 season, replacing the traditional group stage system. Matches are shown live on beIN’s TV channels and made available on-demand through its digital platforms. Additional content such as highlights and match analyses is offered through the network’s online services and applications.

About

beIN Sports 4 Hong Kong history, coverage, features

beIN Sports 4 Hong Kong is part of a global sports network owned and operated by the beIN Media Group.

As its name states, beIN Sports 4 Hong Kong covers some of the top sports events taking place all over the world. The main focus of the channel has been to air football content to its viewers, but disciplines such as tennis, handball, basketball, motorsports, and more have been made available to its users over the years.

When it comes to football, beIN Sports 4 Hong Kong has been frequently used as an overflow channel to cover leagues such as the Italian Serie A, the French Ligue 1, the A-League, the Major League Soccer, the Turkish Super Lig, the MLS, and more over the years. Continental tournaments featured on this channel have included the UEFA Champions League, the UEFA Europa League, and the UEFA Europa Conference League. Unlike some of its sister channels in this country, there has been no additional programming included in the channel.

When beIN Sports 4 Hong Kong was launched, the channel was available in Standard Definition. As time went by, a High-Definition feed was made available to the network’s users. The SD option has been dropped by the network, leaving the HD version and a downscaled option of the channel as the most popular in this country via different pay-tv carriers.