Liga Endesa will be back on free-to-air television in Galicia, Aragon and the Basque Country for the 2026-27 and 2027-28 seasons. The acb has reached a deal to bring the competition back to TVG, Aragón TV and EITB eleven years after their last run, a move detailed by SPORT and Mundo Deportivo that widens the league's free coverage.
A two-season agreement
The deal covers the next two campaigns and restores free-to-air presence in the three regions after an eleven-season absence. The three broadcasters join the slot already offered by TV3 through 3Cat on Sunday mornings, building a broader regional window for the regular season.
Breakdown by broadcaster
TVG will show one game per round live free-to-air. Aragón TV will carry ten games per season and EITB another ten via ETB and the Kirolak channel. The opening schedule places the first broadcasts in late September and early October, with early-round midday slots and the first regional derbies set for autumn.
First dates on air
The provisional grid starts on 27 September with a double midday window and continues on 4 October with the first Basque broadcast. November highlights will include the Galician and Basque derbies, reinforcing the competition's local footprint in each territory.
Broader free-to-air offer
With the three additions, Liga Endesa significantly expands its free reach without changing the pay ecosystem. The acb keeps its main distribution on subscription platforms and now adds complementary coverage that makes weekly free viewing available in four territories.
