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J.League expands YouTube offering for streaming in dark markets

Urawa Red Diamonds during the AFC Champions League semi final against Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors on August 25, 2022 (by Kenta Harada/Getty Images)

The J.League, organising body of the top two domestic football leagues in Japan, has opted to expand its use of video streaming platform YouTube for international coverage, with the top-tier J1 League to be showcased.

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