MySport Live Streaming

Point an aerial at the sky anywhere in Malaysia and you will not find MySport. It is not on the terrestrial dial, and it never has been.

MySport is a streaming channel on MANA2, the national free platform run by MYTV Broadcasting – a sports channel that exists online and nowhere else. The stream is playing on this page, free, with nothing to install and no account to create.

A Channel That Only Exists Online

Malaysia’s free-to-air television runs on MYTV’s digital terrestrial network, which most people know as myFreeview. That platform carries seventeen or so television channels, each with its own number on the box.

MANA2 is the other half of the operation. It carries the myFreeview channels online, but it also carries channels that exist only there – services with no terrestrial slot at all. MySport is one of those.

That is why looking for it on an aerial gets you nowhere, and why a stream is not a convenience here but the only way in.

What MANA2 Actually Is

MANA2 – branded MYTV Mana-Mana – describes itself as Malaysia’s first national OTT streaming service, carrying local and foreign channels live and on demand.

It is run by MYTV Broadcasting, the same company behind myFreeview and behind Siara TV, the platform’s own public information channel. Everything on it is free, reachable through the MANA2 website or its apps.

For MYTV, the logic is fairly plain. Building a new terrestrial channel means transmitters, spectrum and licensing. Adding a streaming channel means none of that, so the online platform is where the newer and more specialised services land.

MySport and Sukan+ Are Not the Same Channel

This one is worth stating clearly, because the two get mixed up constantly.

Sukan+ is RTM’s sports channel. It sits on myFreeview channel 111, broadcasts in Malay and English, and has carried the sort of events that draw a national audience – World Cup football, AFC competitions, the Malaysian football league and BWF badminton among them. It has been through several names, including RTM Sports and Sukan RTM.

MySport is a separate channel on a separate part of the platform. If you are looking for Sukan+, channel 111 is where it lives. If you are here for MySport, this page is the right place.

Free Sport, Which Is Rarer Than It Sounds

Most live sport in Malaysia sits behind a subscription. Astro and Unifi between them hold a great deal of what serious sports viewers want, and the monthly cost is the price of entry.

Against that, a free sports channel is worth something regardless of what is on it that particular afternoon. Free-to-air sport has historically meant the national broadcaster and little else, and a platform adding more of it – even online only – widens what is available at no cost.

Straight to the Stream

Because MySport has no broadcast signal, the usual questions do not apply. There is no frequency, no aerial alignment, no channel number to remember and no region that falls outside the transmitter’s reach.

It runs in a browser on a phone, tablet, laptop or smart TV, wherever there is an internet connection. Schedules on a channel like this shift with whatever rights and fixtures are in play, so it is worth looking in rather than planning around a fixed timetable.

Frequently Asked Questions

Conclusion

Sport was the last thing to move online, and in most markets it moved straight behind a paywall. Malaysia’s free platform going the other way – adding sport on the streaming side rather than the subscription side – is a small thing worth noticing.

Open it and see what is on. That is rather the point of a channel that costs nothing.