The first batch of fixtures for overseas broadcast and English commentary has been chosen, with champions Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors featured the most and Gangwon FC the least.
K League's English commentary coverage was increased from three matches to four per round in 2025, and continues at the same level in 2026 with fans overseas able to watch via the league's overseas broadcasting partners, or onTV.KLeague.com.
All 12 teams are featured more than once in the first 10 rounds of the 2026 season, with last year's top two, Jeonbuk and Daejeon, getting the most coverage with nine matches.
Newly-promoted Incheon United, as well as Ulsan HD, Pohang Steelers, and FC Seoul, are next with seven matches. K League 1 newcomers Bucheon FC 1995 have six, along with Gimcheon Sangmu and Gwangju FC, while Jeju SK and FC Anyang have four as the second-lowest, with Gangwon's three the fewest number of games with English commentary in the first 10 rounds.