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No Champions League in Thailand

By Gringo
Posted in Living in Thailand
Tags: , , ,
20 September 2018

Oh, don't worry about me, last night and the night before I had a great time watching PSV (well, a little less great) and the impressive Ajax here in Pattaya.

Many other football fans will also have been able to do so, because many catering establishments have made provisions not to be dependent on Thai TV.

TrueVisions

Those who wanted to watch via TrueVisions, Thailand's largest pay-TV operator, were quite disappointed, because the Champions League matches were not broadcast.

TrueVisions reported that their channel beIN Sports has not acquired the rights to the Champions League and Europe League for the next three seasons.

UEFA announced that the matches could be watched live and for free via goal.com, after parent company DAZN had been awarded the rights. But unfortunately, that also did not work due to "technical problems with the stream" and it is hoped that the problem will be solved early today (Thursday).

Solution

With the many, hopefully exciting and beautiful, matches ahead in the coming months, it is important that football fans are assured of a good solution to be able to see those matches in Thailand.

Of course you can go to many bars, cafes and other catering establishments, but there are also many possibilities to enjoy top football at home in your easy chair under the reach of a snack and a drink.

These possibilities have been written about on this blog before, but let's ask the question again: how can I best watch the European matches in Thailand, what are the possibilities, who can take care of that for a layman and what does it cost? It?

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7 Responses to “No Champions League in Thailand”

  1. RobHuaiRat says up
    20 September 2018 on 11: 10

    Well Gringo I just spent both evenings on my computer watching the CL matches completely free via hesgoal.com. Works great and this was also mentioned a few days ago by a number of people in response to a reader question.

  2. Guido says up
    20 September 2018 on 11: 10

    Gringo,

    I have been living in Thailand for 5 months now and the solution is simple.
    Just get a VPN and join Stevie Tv.

  3. Dennis says up
    20 September 2018 on 11: 47

    I recently took out a VPN subscription for something like 2 euros per month. This allowed me to watch the Ajax match directly via the Veronica website, including a preview with Gijp and Advocaat. I think the match was earlier than usual?

  4. henri says up
    20 September 2018 on 12: 31

    Simple, via nl.asia tv, still free, the matches were both broadcast live via Veronica.
    Step 1. Search the website via google.
    Step 2. Download Soft Wear
    Then watch all Dutch, some Belgian and German channels, a movie channel, Eurosport for free on your PC or laptop, phenomenal quality.

    Good luck with it and enjoy watching…

    • Patrick DC says up
      20 September 2018 on 13: 26

      Henri, the website nl-tv.asia has been “down” for a while now. The software still works.

  5. PKK says up
    20 September 2018 on 15: 52

    I'm not going to watch football in the middle of the night. Everyone for themselves of course, but I watch the replay in the morning. I've bought a box for a long time and subscribed through Fred Repko.
    As a result, I can receive all Dutch channels and many European channels.
    Eredivisie, Champions league, F1 Moto GP etc.
    And I can watch it whenever it suits me.
    Is not it nice?
    Please contact Fred Repko for details

  6. willy fishermen says up
    21 September 2018 on 02: 44

    I've had euro TV for years, the best for me here in Thailand, 18 euros per month


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