The Asian Games 2026 are over. The 20th Asian Games in Aichi–Nagoya, Japan, ran from the first basketball tip-off on 10 September to the Closing Ceremony on 4 October 2026. There is no more live action — but there is still plenty to watch. This guide now shows where to find highlights, full-event replays and the big moments in each country, and what to watch next.
China topped the final medal table with 169 gold and 341 medals, ahead of hosts Japan and South Korea. See the final medal tally.
Where to Watch Asian Games 2026 Highlights and Replays, by Country
As during the Games, rights were sold market by market, so replays and highlights sit with the same broadcaster that carried the live coverage in your country. How long full replays stay available depends on each broadcaster, so the sooner you watch, the better.
| Country / Region | Broadcaster during the Games | Where to find replays & highlights | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japan | TBS Television | TBS digital platforms | Free |
| India & subcontinent (incl. Nepal) | Sony Sports Network | Sony LIV | Paid |
| Singapore | Mediacorp | meWATCH | Free |
| Hong Kong | HOY (i-CABLE) | HOY OTT | Free |
| Indonesia | Nex (Champions TV) | Vidio (replays and highlights) | Paid (low-cost) |
| Gulf / MENA (UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and more) | beIN SPORTS | TOD | Paid |
| Philippines | Cignal | Cignal Play | Paid |
| South Korea | SBS | SBS platforms | Free |
| Everywhere | — | Official Aichi-Nagoya 2026 YouTube and Instagram channels (clips and highlights) | Free |
Replay availability, length and geo-restrictions vary by platform and can change after the Games, so check your broadcaster’s app for what is still on demand.
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India, Nepal and the subcontinent
Sony Sports Network held exclusive rights across the Indian subcontinent, including Nepal, with streaming on Sony LIV. Look on Sony LIV for highlights of the big moments: India’s cricket and hockey double golds, the archery sweep, the three boxing golds, and Nepal’s medals in karate and women’s kabaddi.
Singapore, Hong Kong and Japan
The three free-to-air markets are the easiest places to catch up. Mediacorp’s meWATCH (Singapore), HOY OTT (Hong Kong) and TBS’s digital platforms (Japan) carried the Games without a paywall.
Indonesia
Vidio ran dedicated Asian Games channels during the Games, with full-match replays and highlights, through Emtek Media’s official rights. Our Bahasa Indonesia guide has more: cara menonton di Indonesia.
Gulf and the Middle East
beIN SPORTS carried the Games across MENA, with streaming on TOD — including the final-day equestrian golds for Qatar and Saudi Arabia.
Philippines
Cignal and Cignal Play carried the Games in the Philippines — the place to rewatch Carlos Yulo’s two gymnastics golds and EJ Obiena’s pole vault Games record.
USA, UK, Canada, Australia and Malaysia
We were unable to confirm a dedicated rights-holder for these markets in our coverage. Viewers there can follow the official Aichi-Nagoya 2026 YouTube and Instagram channels for free clips and highlights. Avoid unofficial “full replay” uploads — they are often unreliable and breach copyright.
The Best Moments to Rewatch
- Zhang Zhanshuo’s seventh gold (25 September) — the Chinese swimmer’s 400m freestyle win in a Games record made him the first athlete to win seven golds at one Asian Games.
- Puripol Boonson’s 200m (27 September) — the Thai sprinter equalled the Asian record of 19.88 to complete a sprint double.
- The men’s marathon (26 September) — Japan’s Ichitaka Yamashita won on home roads in Nagoya.
- EJ Obiena’s 5.91m (29 September) — a pole vault Games record in the rain.
- South Korea vs Japan, men’s football final (3 October) — Korea’s 1-0 win for a fourth straight title.
- India vs Pakistan, men’s cricket final (3 October) — India won by 19 runs.
- The Closing Ceremony (4 October) — the handover to Doha 2030.
What to Watch Next
- Asian Para Games 2026 — 18 to 24 October 2026, also in Aichi-Nagoya. Check your local broadcaster for coverage.
- Asian Games 2030, Doha (Qatar) — the 21st Asian Games, in November 2030.
More Asian Games 2026 Coverage
- Asian Games 2026 Hub — final results, biggest stories and what’s next.
- Asian Games 2026 Final Medal Tally
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I still watch the Asian Games 2026?
The live competition ended on 4 October 2026, but highlights and replays are available on each country’s rights-holder platform (such as Sony LIV in India, meWATCH in Singapore or TOD in the Gulf), and free clips are on the official Aichi-Nagoya 2026 YouTube and Instagram channels.
Where can I watch Asian Games 2026 highlights for free?
On the official Aichi-Nagoya 2026 YouTube and Instagram channels anywhere, and on the free-to-air platforms in Japan (TBS), Singapore (meWATCH), Hong Kong (HOY OTT) and South Korea (SBS).
Where can I watch Asian Games 2026 replays in India?
On Sony LIV, which held the streaming rights for India and the subcontinent.
How long will full replays be available?
It depends on each broadcaster. Rights-holders decide how long full-event replays stay on demand, so check your local platform.
When are the next Asian Games?
Doha, Qatar will host the 21st Asian Games in November 2030. The Asian Para Games take place in Aichi-Nagoya from 18 to 24 October 2026.
Final — the Asian Games 2026 concluded on 4 October 2026. Last updated 5 October 2026 for iSportsLeague.
