'Cheerful shouting!' Live broadcast of 50 games centered on 6 teams, including K League 2, Suwon Samsung and Incheon Unite D

'Cheerful shouting!' Live broadcast of 50 games centered on 6 teams, including K League 2, Suwon Samsung and Incheon Unite D

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SK Broadband will broadcast K League 2 live on the local channel "ch B tv" from the 29th.

Currently, 14 teams in the second division of Korean professional football are competing enthusiastically to join the K League 1. In particular, as local fandom is a major concern, SKB plans to revitalize "ch B tv" by producing and organizing differentiated sports content that connects the K League 2 fandom and the local community.

Through the end of the 2025 season, SKB will broadcast 50 live matches of six teams, including ▲ Suwon Samsung Bluewings ▲ Incheon United FC ▲ Hwaseong FC ▲ Ansan Greeners FC ▲ Cheonan City FC ▲ Chungnam Asan FC. It will be broadcast mainly in Gyeonggi, Incheon, Cheonan and Asan where the team belongs. Depending on the team, the team will also plan additional matches in the relevant regions, including Busan.

It also heralded heated competition among local fans for commentary. Supporters of each club will participate as guest commentators to present special broadcasts that deliver vivid voices of fans and stories unique to the club. The event will bring new fun to local soccer fans through commentary and cheering broadcasts that contain fan sentiment.

The first episode will air a showdown between Incheon United FC and Cheonan City FC at 2 p.m. on Wednesday. On the same day, a match between the Suwon Samsung Bluewings and Hwaseong FC will also be broadcast at 4:30 p.m.

The "ch B tv" K League 2 broadcast can be viewed on B tv cable regional channel 1. Organization information can be found in the B tv screen schedule (EPG). 스포츠토토

Kim Hyuk, head of SKB's media business division, said, "We look forward to further increasing interest in local soccer teams through K League 2 broadcasts," adding, "We will continue to provide differentiated content that more viewers can enjoy."