O2 UK Mobile Customers Can Now Pick TNT Sports as an Extra and Save £6 PM
Mobile operator O2 has today announced that millions of their UK customers can now enjoy the TNT Sports TV content on the discovery+ streaming app at a discounted price via O2 Extras on a 30-day rolling contract (i.e. £26.99 per month instead of the usual £30.99), while at the same time saving an additional £2 per month off their Airtime bill.
David Bouchier, Chief TV and Entertainment Officer at VMO2, said: “Sport has a special way of bringing people together, and now for the first time, we’re expanding O2 Extras to include a sport subscription. With our new TNT Sports offering, O2 customers can enjoy every moment for less. For just £26.99 a month, families can gather round for epic football, rugby and tennis matches, as well as saving £2 on their monthly Airtime bill. The sporting action is just a tap away.”
To unlock the offer, customers only need to purchase a TNT Sports subscription via the O2 Extras offer page via MyO2. Those joining O2 or upgrading to a new plan can choose TNT Sports as a paid Extra when completing their order online, in store or over the phone. If you aren’t ready to upgrade, you can add TNT Sports using the MyO2 app. The charge will then appear on their monthly bill from O2.
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The sport subscription is the newest service to join O2 Extras’ catalogue and sits alongside other optional Extras including Disney+ from £5.99 per month, Prime (Amazon) for £8.99 per month (comes with a £2 discount), Cafeyn for £7.99 per month, McAfee Mobile Security Plus for £4.99 per month and McAfee Mobile Security Standard for £1.00 per month.
Mark is a professional technology writer, IT consultant and computer engineer from Dorset (England), he also founded ISPreview in 1999 and enjoys analysing the latest telecoms and broadband developments. Find me on X (Twitter), Mastodon, Facebook, BlueSky, Threads.net and Linkedin.
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For a moment there, I thought I could get TNT sports for £6 a month, which would’ve been an instant buy.
Back to scavenging for match highlights I go .
O2 yet another gimmick. Fix your network.