Africa-Press – Uganda. The Premier League is back on NBS Sport, bringing with it the intrigue, drama, and storylines that stretch well beyond ninety minutes. Match Week One set the tone as Tottenham outclassed Burnley with a commanding 3–0 victory, giving Ugandan fans their first taste of the new season under the #EPLKuNBSport campaign. It was a reminder of what this league consistently delivers — unpredictability, tension, and narratives that go far deeper than the scoreline.
Game Week Two now turns the spotlight on Brentford and Aston Villa, live this Saturday at 5 PM — free to every Ugandan fan on DStv, StarTimes, and Free-To-Air. Villa arrives with the sharper edge. Ollie Watkins, once Brentford’s own, continues to torment his former side and is already showing the kind of form that fuels Unai Emery’s European ambitions. Brentford, as ever, come armed with the resilience and spirit that made them one of the Premier League’s toughest challengers, a team built to disrupt bigger names and prove their place in the top flight.
Saturday’s clash has all the ingredients: An Aston Villa side looking upward toward Europe, and a Brentford team determined to show that grit and structure can still topple pedigree.
And then comes Game Week Three — Manchester United against Burnley. A fixture rich with contrast, it pits United’s ongoing rebuild under Ruben Amorim against newly promoted Burnley’s determination to survive, whose philosophy is still being tested against the Premier League’s unforgiving reality.
For Ugandan fans, this season brings something more. It is the Premier League, yes — but reframed through a Ugandan lens. Commentary featuring Stuart Kimera that interprets rather than just describes. Analysis led by Fifi Phionah Pinky that connects with local passion. Coverage that strips away barriers. The 2025/26 NBS Sport Premier League campaign rests on a simple truth: football isn’t for some, it’s for everyone.
Game Week Two is live this Saturday at 5 PM as Brentford host Aston Villa, only on NBS Sport — available on StarTimes Channel 255, DStv Channel 377, and Free-To-Air Channel 34.
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