on.cc Secures Hong Kong Premier League Broadcast Rights for 12th Consecutive Season
On.cc · 1 SOURCESabout 17 hours ago2 MIN
Summary
The Hong Kong Football Association announced on Thursday (6th) through its Facebook page that on.cc has been granted exclusive broadcasting rights for the new season of the BOC Life Hong Kong Premier League . This marks the 12th consecutive season that on.cc has served as the league's exclusive online streaming media, dating back to the 2015-16 season when the league was in its second year . The platform will continue to negotiate cooperation with free-to-air television stations to satisfy the needs of football fans and clubs, as it has done for the past four seasons .
Key Points
- on.cc has held exclusive online broadcasting rights for the Hong Kong Premier League for 12 consecutive seasons since 2015-16 .
- The Football Association announced the renewal on Thursday (6th) via its Facebook page .
- Fans can watch at least 20 Hong Kong Premier League matches on RTHK TV's free channels .
- on.cc will provide pay-per-view (PPV) streaming for at least 70 matches including league and cup competitions .
- New ticket packages include monthly passes, cup competition bundles, and limited first-half and second-half season passes .
Why It Matters
The long-term partnership between on.cc and the Hong Kong Premier League demonstrates the stability of local football broadcasting infrastructure, ensuring consistent access for fans across multiple platforms. The continued collaboration with free-to-air television and the introduction of flexible pricing packages help broaden the league's accessibility and support the sustainable development of professional football in Hong Kong .
The long-term partnership between on.cc and the Hong Kong Premier League demonstrates the stability of local football broadcasting infrastructure, ensuring consistent access for fans across multiple platforms. The continued collaboration with free-to-air television and the introduction of flexible pricing packages help broaden the league's accessibility and support the sustainable development of professional football in Hong Kong .