Get ready, football fans, because the Premier League is heating up! The TV schedule for Matchday 15 has just dropped, and it’s packed with action you won’t want to miss. But here’s where it gets exciting: not only are three thrilling matches set to air live, but they’ll be broadcast across multiple platforms, ensuring you can catch every moment no matter where you are. From Saturday, December 20, to Monday, December 22, the drama unfolds on TV3, Onua TV, and the Adesa+ streaming platform—the league’s trusted partners in bringing the game to you.
But here’s where it gets controversial: With so many viewing options, will traditional TV still reign supreme, or is streaming the future of sports broadcasting? Let’s dive into the schedule and you decide.
Saturday, December 20 kicks off with a bang as Bechem United FC faces Swedru All Blacks at 15:30 at Nana Gyeabour Park in Bechem. This match promises intensity from the first whistle, and you can catch it live on TV3, Onua TV, or Adesa+. For those new to the teams, Bechem United has been on a steady rise this season, while Swedru All Blacks are looking to prove their mettle—a classic underdog story in the making.
Sunday, December 21, brings another heavyweight clash: Aduana FC vs. Hearts of Oak at 15:30 at Nana Agyemang Badu I Park in Dormaa Ahenkro. Hearts of Oak, a historic powerhouse, will face a tough challenge from Aduana FC, who’ve been quietly climbing the ranks. This one’s not just a game; it’s a battle for league dominance. Tune in on the same platforms to witness the drama unfold.
Finally, Monday, December 22, wraps up the weekend with Medeama SC taking on Basake Holy Stars at 16:00 at the TnA Stadium in Tarkwa. Medeama SC has been a force to reckon with this season, but Basake Holy Stars are no pushovers. Will the favorites prevail, or will we see an upset? You’ll have to watch to find out—live on TV3, Onua TV, and Adesa+.
And this is the part most people miss: With all these matches available on multiple platforms, the Premier League is making it easier than ever to stay connected. But is this accessibility a game-changer, or does it dilute the traditional match-day experience? We’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments below. Which match are you most excited for, and how will you be watching? Let the debate begin!
