Coca-Cola Brings Premier League Fever to Kampala With Free Watch Parties

What the report says
SoftPower News reports that Coca-Cola Beverages Uganda used the opening weekend of the English Premier League to launch fan activations in Kampala, with free watch parties designed to make match viewing a shared public experience. The main event took place at Millennium Park in Lugogo and brought together football supporters as the league’s return drew attention across the city.
According to the publisher, the company’s campaign is centered on creating social spaces around the games rather than only promoting the matches themselves. The watch-party format gives fans a place to gather, watch live fixtures and take part in a branded experience built around one of the world’s most followed football competitions.
The development matters because the Premier League has a strong following in Uganda, and major brands often use its start to connect with young urban audiences. In this case, Coca-Cola’s effort reflects a broader trend of turning sports broadcasts into community events, especially in cities like Kampala where public viewing has become part of football culture.
SoftPower News does not provide detailed attendance figures or a full schedule of the planned events in the available text, but it indicates that the company is rolling out a series of fan experiences alongside the season opener.
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