SKY PerfecTV! will broadcast highlight programs for all 240 J3 League matches! We will also live broadcast selected matches. For those who cannot go to the stadium, please support FC Tokyo U-23 on SKY PerfecTV!
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[7/3 (Sun) J3 League Sec. 15 Match Card]
FC Tokyo U-23 vs Fukushima United FC
3:00 PM Kickoff/Komazawa Olympic Park Stadium
[Free Broadcast]
"J3 League Highlights"
7/3 (Sun) 23:30~
MC: Takafumi Imoto
Commentator: Satoshi TSUNAMI
Broadcast Channel: Sky Channel 1 (Sky PerfecTV! CS801/Sky PerfecTV! Premium Service Ch.581)
For more details on broadcast schedule and performer information, click here.
On the first Sunday of every month, it's "Sky PerfecTV! Free Day"! The first broadcast can be viewed regardless of whether you have a channel contract or not, as long as your viewing environment is set up. To view other than the first broadcast, you will need to subscribe to "J.LEAGUE MAX" and other services.
◇Highlight Videos Now Available for Free!
FC Tokyo x Sky PerfecTV! Official website is now streaming highlight videos for all J3 matches for free.
Homepage is here
◇Only available here on Sky PerfecTV! Original programs include...
'J League Second Stage Pre-Opening Emergency Roundtable'
7/1 (Fri) 21:00~ and others
SKY Chan 1 (SKY PerfecTV! CS801 / SKY PerfecTV! Premium Service Ch.581)
The 2016 season marks the second year since the return of the J1 League 2-stage system. The 2nd stage will finally kick off on 7/2 (Sat), and the heated battles of J1 will begin once again. The program will feature familiar host Keishi Hirahatake, with SKY PerfecTV! commentators boldly predicting the 2nd stage! We will thoroughly discuss the results of the 1st stage, key players to watch, and the tactics of each club!
→For each broadcast schedule and performer information details, clickhere
'J League Lab #43'
7/9 (Sat) 23:00~ Other
SKY Chan 1 (SKY PerfecTV! CS801 / SKY PerfecTV! Premium Service Ch.581)
"J.League Lab" is a special agency established with the aim of improving the level of Japanese football. What is necessary for Japan to compete in the world? A program that delves deep into the J.League and discusses the future of Japanese football.
This time, former FC Tokyo player Kosuke OTA, who is currently playing for Vitesse in the Dutch Eredivisie, will be featured! After transferring from Tokyo about six months ago, he will talk about the "new world" he is starting to feel and his career goals from here.
'Football Future #3'
7/14 (Thu) 21:00 ~ Others
SKY Channel 1 (SKY PerfecTV! CS801/SKY PerfecTV! Premium Service Ch.581)
*Even non-subscribers of SKY PerfecTV! can watch for free.
A information program that conveys information about youth and development players and tournaments. Every time, a female MC is invited as a guest, and various information such as intense matches and charming faces of young players are delivered with commentary from Takashi MIZUNUMA and SKY PerfecTV! J Youth PR Ambassador Nanase HIROKAWA.
This time's MC is Yurika Tachibana, former member of "Idoling!!!". She also serves as a reporter for FC Tokyo's support program and is a supporter of FC Tokyo herself. Together with Tachibana, we will bring you the highlights of the U-18 Premier League and the International Dream Cup, where the U-16 Japan national team participated!
→For each broadcast schedule and performer information details, clickhere
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◇Get a great deal by watching on TV! Join now for free! (Until 7/31)
During the campaign period (6/1-7/31), new customers who join Sky PerfecTV! will receive a discount of 3,024 yen on the joining fee.
→For application and campaign details, click here
◇Easily viewable on smartphones, PCs, and tablets!
With SKY PerfecTV! On Demand, you can watch immediately after registering.
1.Access to the "SKY PerfecTV! On Demand" HP
2. Register as a member (free)
3. Once registration is complete, you can select and watch each game or program.
* To watch games and programs, you need to subscribe to the "[Monthly Plan] J.League On Demand" (2,962 yen per month).
* Please note that "[Monthly Plan] J.League On Demand" is not eligible for the above "J.League Set 0 yen Campaign".
