National League South

KSI and Daggers net new TV tie-up at DAZN

KSI and Dagenham & Redbridge have struck a broadcast partnership with DAZN that will see the club’s fixtures reach an even wider audience this season.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 August 2026

By Harry Whitfield

NEW DEAL: KSI

KSI and Dagenham & Redbridge have struck a broadcast partnership with DAZN that will see the club’s fixtures reach an even wider audience this season.
Superstar influencer KSI, who became a part-owner of the National League South Daggers in March this year, will livestream a number of fixtures on his YouTube channel, which boasts 18.9 million subscribers.
The collaboration builds on the successful streaming of the Daggers’ Non-League Day clash with Hampton & Richmond Borough back in March, which was shown for free on his channel.
The agreement wil...

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