If you have a PTCL connection, you can now watch the English Premier League on myco at half the normal monthly price. PTCL has signed a deal with the streaming platform, and the discount runs for the rest of the 2026-27 season, until 30 May 2027.
PTCL says the offer is open to every customer, whatever kind of connection they have, and the subscription charge is added to the monthly PTCL bill instead of being paid by card or wallet. myco, which describes itself as a Web3-enabled streaming service, holds the exclusive rights to show the Premier League in Pakistan this season, so the PTCL deal is a cheaper route to the same streams and not a separate product.
To sign up, customers use the UPTCL app or the offer page on PTCL’s Flash Fiber site. The announcement quotes PTCL’s chief marketing officer, Amad Khan, calling it a step towards a wider set of services beyond connectivity, and myco’s founder and group CEO, Umair Masoom Usmani, saying the aim is to make sports cheaper and easier to pay for.
PTCL’s announcement does not state myco’s regular monthly price, so the rupee saving is not spelled out. The company describes the move as part of building up its value-added services, which means more third-party subscriptions could follow on the same billing system.
PTCL also says it has made the subscription journey fully digital, so nobody has to visit a shop or fill in paper forms to get the discount. Football fans who want it can start in the UPTCL app or on the offer page, and the discount stays available until 30 May 2027.
