The iconic Premier League Trophy has officially landed in Nairobi, Kenya, igniting excitement ahead of the highly anticipated fan tour and Guinness Matchday events in Nairobi and Kisumu.

Guinness, the Official Beer of the Premier League, will host the prestigious trophy on Friday, October 16th in Kisumu, and Saturday, October 17th in Nairobi, offering fans a unique opportunity to experience football's most coveted prize.

The trophy's arrival kicks off a series of exciting activities culminating in the Guinness Matchday weekend. The brand will host football fans for an up-close interaction with the Premier League trophy alongside live screenings of the weekend’s games at the signature Guinness Matchday experience.

The Guinness Matchday offers fans more than just a place to watch the game; it's an immersive experience that celebrates Kenya's vibrant football culture.

“We remain committed to offering our consumers premium football experiences. The presence of the trophy at the Guinness Matchday serves not just to elevate the experience but to recognize the standing of Kenya’s football fans in the support of the Premier League,” said Guinness Brand Manager, Joy Murugi.

Football fans are invited to join Guinness at Dondez and Berlin Lounge in Kisumu on Friday, 16th October, and 1824 and Kettle House in Nairobi on Saturday, 17th October, for the ultimate Premier League viewing experience.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to celebrate your love of football with fellow fans, enjoy perfectly chilled Guinness, and the chance to connect with fellow fans who share a passion for the beautiful game.

The Premier League delivers some of the most competitive and compelling football in the world. Through the power and global appeal of the competition, the League and its clubs connect with and inspire fans, communities and partners across the UK and around the world.

Bringing together people from all backgrounds, the Premier League is a competition for everyone, everywhere, reaching audiences in 920 million homes across 189 countries.