Where to watch EuroBasket 2022 in the UK as a GB fan

With the GB Senior Men set to embark on their FIBA EuroBasket 2022 campaign in Milan this week, find out where and how you can watch the games.

Courtside 1891 is the number 1 location for fans to able to watch EuroBasket, being the primary live streaming service from FIBA and the exclusive place to watch all games in the UK live or on demand.

And with no broadcaster picking up the games in the UK, FIBA and Courtside 1891 have done GB a solid one by making their opener against Ukraine on Friday entirely free – just sign up to view!

If you want to subscribe for all of EuroBasket, you can watch the games on Courtside 1891 with two different types of passes:

– Annual Pass for £24.99 – Allows you to watch FIBA EuroBasket 2022, FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup 2022 and Window 5 of the FIBA Basketball World Cup Qualifiers live or on demand. Use code HOOPSF25 for a 25% discount!

– EuroBasket Pass for £18.99 – Allows you to watch all of EuroBasket live or on demand.

And it’s not just the GB stars (see their 12-man roster here) you will see; a whole host of stars are scheduled to suit up – players such as Giannis Antetokounmpo, Luka Doncic, Nikola Jokic, Rudy Gobert and Domantas Sabonis are all taking to the floor in EuroBasket.

Nate Reinking’s side play their first game in Milan, Italy as part of Group C against Ukraine on Friday as they go with the same group that took on Latvia in the World Cup qualifiers. They will also take on Croatia, Greece, Estonia and Italy in the group phase.

GB Schedule at EuroBasket

GB vs Ukraine – 13:15, Friday 2nd September
GB vs Croatia – 13:15, Saturday 3rd September
GB vs Greece – 16:00, Monday 5th September
Estonia vs GB – 13:15, Tuesday 6th September
GB vs Italy – 20:00, Thursday 8th September

Click here now to get subscribed to Courtside 1891!

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