Guinness Brings the Premier League Trophy to Nairobi in an Electrifying Matchday Experience
NAIROBI, Kenya – October 27, 2025
Thousands of football fans thronged Bar Next Door along Kiambu Road over the weekend for an unforgettable experience that blended live Premier League action, top-tier entertainment, and the rare thrill of seeing football’s most coveted prize—the Premier League Trophy—up close.
The two-day Guinness Matchday experience, held on October 25th and 26th, turned the popular venue into a pulsating arena of football passion. As the Official Beer of the Premier League, Guinness pulled out all the stops to deliver an immersive celebration of the beautiful game, attracting fans from across Nairobi who came to catch the weekend fixtures live on giant screens, complete with crisp audio and electric atmosphere.
Adding to the excitement, guests were treated to insightful commentary and lively football banter from two of Kenya’s most celebrated EPL enthusiasts—Arsenal’s Carol Radull and Manchester City’s Lotan Salapei. Their dynamic analysis and playful rivalry heightened the thrill of the weekend, making the event as much about community as it was about football.
The weekend’s matches did not disappoint. Saturday saw Sunderland shock Chelsea with a 2–1 victory, while Brentford stunned reigning champions Liverpool 3–2, handing the Reds a fourth consecutive defeat. Sunday brought another dramatic twist as Aston Villa edged past Manchester City 1–0, with Arsenal sealing a crucial 1–0 win over Crystal Palace. The results underscored the Premier League’s trademark unpredictability and kept fans at the edge of their seats.
But the Guinness Matchday was more than just about football—it was a full-bodied celebration of sport, music, and culture. Kenyan hip-hop heavyweight Khaligraph Jones and the ever-energetic Kodong Klan lit up the stage, keeping fans on their feet. DJs Pskratch, Grauchi, Sir M, Mista C, and Daqchild kept the party alive with electrifying sets that turned the post-match hours into an all-out festival of rhythm and revelry.
Speaking during the event, Guinness Brand Manager Joy Murugi expressed her delight at the overwhelming turnout and passion shown by fans. “It has been truly amazing to witness the energy and excitement that football brings. At Guinness, we are proud to create a true home for football enthusiasts—a place where fans can celebrate the game they love while enjoying a premium experience with an ice-cold Guinness in hand. Bringing the Premier League Trophy to Nairobi symbolizes our continued commitment to our fans and their love for the sport,” she said.
As the final cheers faded and the lights dimmed, one thing was clear—the Guinness Matchday experience had left its mark on Kenya’s football calendar. With thousands of jubilant fans, unforgettable matches, and the iconic Premier League Trophy gracing Nairobi soil, the weekend proved that for true football lovers, there’s nothing quite like a Guiness Matchday.
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