Watch Liga Endesa Basketball Free on DAZN Open Days (Oct 1-5)

DAZN has scheduled its upcoming Open Days initiative from Thursday, October 1, to Monday, October 5, offering basketball fans free access to four Liga Endesa fixtures over the weekend simply by registering an email address. The streaming platform’s promotional window opens up a total of 42 matches across domestic basketball, football, and international competitions for unregistered viewers who complete a basic online sign-up.

Weekend Liga Endesa Schedule and Match Times

The basketball coverage during the Open Days begins on Saturday, October 3, at 19:30 local venue time (UTC+2) with Unicaja hosting La Laguna Tenerife. Action continues on Sunday, October 4, with a triple-header of matchups across Spain. Monbus Obradoiro welcomes Real Madrid at 12:30 local time (UTC+2) to kick off the afternoon schedule. Later on Sunday, Casademont Zaragoza faces Valencia Basket at 17:00 local time (UTC+2), while UCAM Murcia plays Barça at 19:00 local time (UTC+2) to close out the platform’s weekend basketball lineup.

Access Requirements for DAZN Open Days

Viewers do not need to purchase a paid subscription or commit to an ongoing contract to watch these specific games. The platform requires only a free account creation using a valid email address during the October 1–5 promotional window. Beyond the four Liga Endesa contests, the open-access programming includes select fixtures from LALIGA HYPERMOTION and the UEFA Nations League. The initiative is designed to introduce new users to the platform’s broadcast features and live sports inventory as the domestic basketball season gets underway.

Watch Liga Endesa Basketball Free on DAZN Open Days (Oct 1-5)

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