Streamer Zack Nani to Broadcast LNB Supercup Free on Twitch and YouTube

French content creator Zack Nani has secured the free streaming rights for the upcoming Ligue Nationale de Basket (LNB) Supercup, expanding his growing portfolio of live sports broadcasts onto digital platforms. According to announcements from the French basketball league, the season-opening tournament will be broadcast live and free of charge across Nani’s official Twitch and YouTube channels on September 19 and 20.

Zack Nani Secures Free Digital Rights for LNB Supercup

Historic Roland-Garros Hosts Four Top-Tier Clubs

The event, held at the historic Stade Roland-Garros in Paris, brings together four top-tier clubs for the official launch of the 2026–2027 French basketball season. Confirmed participants include ASVEL, the Chorale de Roanne, Paris Basketball, and Nanterre 92.

Massive Digital Footprint Drives Live Sports Distribution

With a large audience reach on Twitch and subscribers on his primary YouTube channel, Nani brings substantial digital footprint to the tournament. The creator has steadily built a reputation for live sports distribution in France. Previous ventures included broadcasting selections of the Saudi Pro League and regular-season fixtures for the France under-21 football national team.

Compact Weekend Format and Match Schedule

Tournament organizers scheduled the Supercup action across a compact weekend format on the grounds of Roland-Garros.

Alternative Viewing Options and Women’s Curtain-Raiser

Sunday’s schedule features the tournament final, broadcast on the same digital channels. Fans have alternative viewing options, as digital broadcaster DAZN also carries the competition without paywall restrictions. Concurrently, the traditional women’s season curtain-raiser—the Match des championnes featuring Basket Landes against Bourges—broadcasts via the regional channel Sport en France as part of the broader opening weekend showcases.

Parker Brothers Face Off in Opening Semifinal

Beyond the broadcast rights, the tournament fixtures carry notable storyline hooks for league followers. The opening matches feature a family coaching clash as former NBA star Tony Parker commands the bench for ASVEL, squaring off against his brother, T.J. In the secondary bracket, Paris and Nanterre battle on the Court Philippe-Chatrier before the championship decider determines the first silverware of the domestic campaign.

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