How to Watch the Super League on TV (2026-27)

Kapten I Wayan Dipta Stadium, home of Bali United, seen from the club cafe. Photo: Wira rhea, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

Can't get to a stadium? Indonesian football is easy to follow on television and online, at least if you are in Indonesia. This guide explains who shows the 2026-27 BRI Super League, when matches kick off, and how to watch from abroad or in a bar in Bali or Jakarta.

Who shows the Super League in 2026-27?

The Emtek media group is the official broadcaster of the BRI Super League for 2026-27, continuing a long relationship with the league. According to Emtek, all 306 matches of the 18-club season are broadcast.

Indosiar is the main free-to-air TV channel for live matches. If you have a television in Indonesia, including in most hotel rooms, you can usually find it.
Vidio is Emtek's streaming platform (app and website). It carries live matches, replays and highlights; some content needs a paid subscription, so check each match page.
The league's website, ileague.id, also lists Nex (MyNex) and Sinpo TV among its official host broadcaster partners.

Broadcast details can change during the season, so check the listing next to each fixture on ileague.id or the club's social media.

Kick-off times

Super League fixtures are spread from Friday to Sunday, with occasional midweek rounds. Typical kick-off times in 2026-27 are 15.30 and 19.00 WIB (Western Indonesia Time, used in Jakarta, Java and Sumatra, GMT+7). For example, matchweek 4 in October 2026 had games at 15.30 and 19.00 WIB on each of the three days.

Remember the time zones if you are elsewhere in Indonesia:

WIB (GMT+7): Java, Sumatra, West and Central Kalimantan.
WITA (GMT+8): Bali, Lombok, Sulawesi, East Kalimantan. A 19.00 WIB kick-off is 20.00 in Bali.
WIT (GMT+9): Maluku and Papua.

During Ramadan the schedule can shift; in 2025-26 some matches were moved to after the evening tarawih prayers.

Finding fixtures and results

The official source is ileague.id, run by the league operator I.League (PT Liga Indonesia Baru). It lists each matchweek (pekan) with kick-off times, venues and broadcasters, plus the league table (klasemen). Fixtures are sometimes moved at short notice for security, weather or venue reasons, so check close to the day. You can also follow each club's official accounts; browse the clubs for links.

Watching the national team

Timnas matches attract the biggest TV audiences in the country. Rights vary by competition, so check the official PSSI and Timnas accounts before each international window. For the 2026 FIFA ASEAN Cup, Indonesian media pointed fans to Vidio and YouTube. More on the team in our Timnas guide.

Watching from abroad

This is harder. Indonesian streaming rights are generally sold for Indonesia, and we could not confirm a dedicated international broadcaster for the 2026-27 Super League. If you are outside the country:

Check whether the Vidio app offers live matches in your country; availability can differ by region.
Follow ileague.id and the clubs' YouTube, Instagram and TikTok channels for highlights, which are usually posted soon after the final whistle.
Be wary of unofficial "live streaming" links shared on social media. They are often unreliable, full of pop-up adverts and can carry malware.

Watching in a bar in Bali or Jakarta

Expat sports bars in Bali and Jakarta tend to show European football first, especially the Premier League, but many will put on a big Indonesian match if you ask, particularly Persija, Persib, Bali United or a Timnas game. Local warung (small eateries) and coffee shops often have a TV tuned to Indosiar on match nights, which can be a friendlier and more authentic experience.

Look out too for nobar (short for nonton bareng, "watching together"): public screenings organised by supporter groups, cafés, malls or sponsors, especially for big derbies and national team games. They are announced on Instagram, and they are a great way to experience the passion of Indonesian fans without a match ticket.

A quick matchday checklist for TV viewers

Check ileague.id for the kick-off time and broadcaster of your match.
Convert the WIB time if you are in Bali, Lombok or eastern Indonesia.
Download and sign in to the Vidio app in advance if you plan to stream, and check whether a subscription is needed.
Look at the club's Instagram on the day for any late changes of venue or time.

Better still, go to a game

TV is convenient, but nothing beats being in the stadium. If you are near a Super League ground, our matchday guide and stadiums guide explain how to get tickets and get there. If you are in Bali, Bali United play at Kapten I Wayan Dipta Stadium in Gianyar.

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