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StarTimes is the official Euro 2020 broadcasting partner; Ugandans have the opportunity to watch all the game at the most affordable price and most importantly at the comfort of their living room. StarTimes will broadcast the games across all its platform i.e. the decoder platform and OTT platform via the StarTimes ON APP.
It can’t get better than this! Every StarTimes customer will be able to win big w during this tournament as over 200M in prizes will be up for grabs. Prizes range from Boda Boda, Smartphones, TVs, StarTimes ON VIP access and the UGX 10M Cash grand prize.
“We are excited to bring Ugandans Euro 2020 at the most affordable Subscription prices , in the language their love and more interesting everyone has a chance to win some prize” StarTimes Brand and Marketing Direct Isma Lule said.
How to enter in a draw to win
One enters in a draw in three ways: the first way is by simply buying the StarTimes decoder which goes for 39,000/- Antenna decoder and 99,000/- Dish Full kit. These decoders come with 1 month free of highest bouquet.
The second way of entering into a draw is by making your monthly subscription while the last way we involve making EURO 2020 correct prediction using the StarTimes ON app.
All the 51 games will be LIVE on classic Bouquet for those using Antenna decoder and those using Satellite technology the gamed will be on Smart bouquet.
Nova bouquet customers will have access to 14 select LIVE games. However, Nova and Basic bouquet customers on Antenna decoder have a Euro 2020 offer: Simply pay 20,000/- and you will automatically have all the 51 games at your disposal.
For non StarTimes customers, An Antenna decoder is at 39,000/- promotion price while the Dish full kit goes for 99,000/- with all decoders coming with a 1 month free of highest bouquet.
Furthermore, In an attempt to bring this premium content more closer to the customers, StarTimes has come up with dedicated local channels that will show games live in local language commentary. Sanyuka TV will show the Euro 2020 games in Luganda language while the StarTimes ON app will be have more than four local languages on its menu.
The highly anticipated tournament was postponed in March 2020 following the COVID-19 outbreak and is now slated to take place from 11th June to July 11th 2021. This will be the 16th UEFA European Championship bringing together 24 international men’s football powerhouses fighting to be declared champions of Europe.
