Astro SuperSport

Former channels eGG Network eGG (every Good Game) is the first 24/7 gaming entertainment network in Southeast Asia. Launched on 13 August 2015 as the Astro SuperSport Plus, previously only available in Malaysia as the special sister channel of Astro SuperSport. Due to high enthusiasm of eSports fans, from 7 June 2016 the channel changed its name and was launched officially as eGG. The channel was ceased on 17 October 2024; its channel slot was taken by Astro Football. Astro SuperSport 5 Astro SuperSport 5 was the fifth channel of Astro SuperSport. Launched on 1 October 2021, it was broadcast on Astro via channel 815. It aired world-class sporting events that were on FOX Sports such as UFC, Bundesliga, Formula 1, BWF, AFC and ATP. Astro SuperSport 5 also aired some SPOTV 2 programming. The channel was ceased on 15 July 2023; its channel slot was taken by W-Sport. == Coverage ==

Former Broadcasting rights Football Futsal and Beach Soccer • FIFA (until 2022) • National teams • Men's : • FIFA U-20 World Cup • FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup • FIFA Futsal World Cup • FIFA Confederations Cup (until 2017, now the tournament abolished) • FIFA Club World Cup (until 2021) • FIFA Arab Cup • Women's : • FIFA Women's World Cup (until 2019) • FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup • FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup • UEFA • National teams • UEFA European Under-21 Championship (until 2017) • UEFA Futsal Championship (until 2016) • UEFA European Championship (until 2021) • Clubs (until 2018–19) • UEFA Champions League • UEFA Europa League • UEFA Super Cup (until 2017) • EFL (until 2015–16, except for EFL Cup until 2018–19) • Cup • Championship • League One • EFL League Two • La Liga • International Champions Cup (until 2019) • RFEF (until 2016 Supercopa) • Copa del Rey • Supercopa • Lega Serie A (until 2012–13, except for Serie A until 2014–15) • Serie A • Coppa Italia • Supercoppa Italiana • DFL • Bundesliga (until 2022–23) • Super Cup • Primeira Liga • Saudi Professional League (until 2023) Motorsport • Formula One (until 2022) • Formula 2 (until 2022) • Formula 3 (until 2022) • W Series (until 2022) == References ==