Lausanne, Switzerland: With today’s release of the reimagined Watch.Hockey service, watching the best of global hockey will have never been so smooth, comprehensive, modern and exciting! Together with Endeavor Streaming, the International Hockey Federation (FIH) is proud to offer hockey fans around the world an unparalleled experience, enabling them to watch their favourite sport in an unmatched quality and from a wide range of sources.

Live hockey action and extended highlights remain at the core of Watch.Hockey’s offer. However, the enhanced version also includes the following powerful new features:

  • Cross-Platform Access: Watch.Hockey is now available on Web (https://watch.hockey), Android (Play Store) Android TV and Amazon Firestick, with planned release on iOS (App Store) and Apple TV) in the near future.
  • Stats Overlay (coming soon): a new stats layer on the video will display live match data-
  • Continue Watching: a progress indicator now shows users where they left off, so you can easily continue watching from that point.
  • Playback Control: users are no longer limited to watching matches live—you can now move back in time within the video.
  • Watchlist: enables users to add videos to their watchlist and access them later when they return.
  • Casting Support: users can now cast videos from their mobile device to Chromecast. and Airplay compatible TV (coming soon)
  • Single Sign-On (SSO): users can now use the same login credentials across both hockey and Watch.Hockey.

For the launch, two subscription options are available:

  • The June 2025 Pass: includes all FIH matches of this month (FIH Hockey Pro League 2024-25, FIH Hockey Men’s Nations Cup Malaysia 2024-25, FIH Hockey Women’s Nations Cup 2 Poland 2024-25), live stats, extended match highlights, as well as our extended library of videos on demand
  • The 2025-26 Season Pass Early Bird Offer*: includes June 2025 Pass, FIH Hockey Pro League 2025-26, FIH Hockey Junior World Cups 2025, FIH Hockey World Cup Qualifiers 2026, FIH Hockey Nations Cup 2025-26, live stats, extended match highlights, as well as our extended library of videos on demand

Whilst matches will be geoblocked in India, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives, Nepal and Sri Lanka due to broadcasting agreements in place, hockey fans in all these countries will be able to enjoy extended match highlights and stats, as well as Watch.Hockey’s extended library of videos on demand.

The release of the new Watch.Hockey service comes at a particularly exciting time for hockey fans, with more than 100 FIH events’ matches scheduled this June!

FIH President Tayyab Ikram said: “I’m particularly thrilled with the launch of the reimagined version of Watch.Hockey. Together with Endeavor Streaming, a world leading company in this space, we have worked very hard to offer all hockey stakeholders around the world, the fans in particular, an enhanced and unparalleled experience, enabling everyone to watch their favourite sport in an unmatched quality and from a wide range of sources.

On purpose, the launch of our new Watch.Hockey platform comes at a very exciting time for hockey, with no less than three fantastic FIH events scheduled in June, namely the final stages of the FIH Hockey Pro League, the FIH Hockey Men’s Nations Cup and the first-ever FIH Hockey Women’s Nations Cup 2. It is an opportunity for everyone to engage with their favourite sport at all levels, to watch our top athletes, and their local ones.”

Fred Santarpia, President of Endeavor Streaming, said: “Watch.Hockey represents a global content destination for hockey fans, where they can access live action from all FIH competitions and other events from the global hockey community, throughout the year. Through this re-imagined service, we’re helping FIH drive enhanced digital engagement and deliver elevated fan experience opportunities for the sport.”

As before, Watch.Hockey positions itself as a perfect complement to broadcasting channels that FIH has an agreement with. For example, in case a match of their favourite team is not available on a broadcast partner’s channel, fans will still be able to watch it on Watch.Hockey! They will also have the opportunity to watch matches from the other teams on the platform.

Over time, Watch.Hockey will stream more than 600 events live to fans around the world, including the FIH Hockey World Cup, the FIH Hockey Pro League, the FIH Hockey Nations Cup, the FIH Hockey Nations Cup 2, the FIH Hockey Junior World Cup, the FIH Hockey5s World Cup and the FIH Indoor Hockey World Cup.

*Early Bird offer valid for a limited time

For more information about FIH and hockey in general, please download the Watch.Hockey app or follow the FIH social media channels - Facebook, Instagram and X – and website.

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