Guinness Matchday Celebrates Arsenal’s Historic Premier League Triumph Across Kenya
Guinness hosted football fans across Nairobi and Mombasa for a vibrant Guinness Matchday experience after Arsenal F.C. secured the 2025/2026 Premier League title, ending a 22-year wait for league glory.
Arsenal officially sealed the championship following a dramatic 2-1 victory over Crystal Palace F.C. at Selhurst Park, capping off a historic season with 85 points.
The triumph marked Arsenal’s first Premier League title since 2004 and came after the North London club finished runners-up in the previous three seasons.
Guinness Matchday Draws Passionate Fans in Nairobi and Mombasa
Football fans gathered at Al Capone in Nairobi and Club Mios in Mombasa to witness the historic moment as Arsenal lifted the Premier League trophy.
Supporters erupted into celebrations at both venues, creating an electric atmosphere that reflected the excitement and passion surrounding the club’s long-awaited triumph.
As the Official Beer of the Premier League, Guinness transformed the venues into immersive football viewing destinations, complete with live match screenings, fan engagement activities, and entertainment experiences.
Dramatic Final Day Shapes Premier League Standings
Elsewhere in the Premier League, Aston Villa F.C. spoiled Pep Guardiola’s farewell at Manchester City F.C. with a 2-1 victory.
The defeat came just days after Guardiola announced he would leave Manchester City following one of the most successful managerial eras in the club’s history.
Manchester City finished the season in second place with 78 points, while Manchester United F.C. secured third place with 71 points after a dominant 3-0 win against Brighton & Hove Albion F.C.
Fans Enjoy Interactive Football Experiences
The Guinness Matchday experience featured football discussions, live punditry, and interactive activities that kept fans engaged throughout the matches.
Sports analyst Lotan Salapei guided fans through the evening’s major moments, providing expert analysis and commentary as the title race concluded.
Fans also participated in the Guinness Matchday Cleansheet Challenge, adding an extra layer of excitement to the viewing experience.
Entertainment Keeps Celebrations Alive
Beyond the football action, Guinness organised high-energy entertainment performances to close the Premier League season in style.
In Nairobi, fans were entertained by DJ Xclusive, MC Leroy, and music duo Watendawili.
Meanwhile, celebrations in Mombasa featured performances by Khaligraph Jones alongside MC Gogo, DJ Grauchi, and BV Accurate.
The performances helped sustain the celebratory atmosphere long after the final whistle as Arsenal supporters marked the club’s return to the summit of English football.
Guinness Reaffirms Commitment to Football Fans
Joy Murugi said the brand remains committed to creating memorable football experiences for fans across Kenya.
“As the 25/26 Premier League season comes to an end with a momentous win for Arsenal, Guinness is proud to continue creating spaces where fans can experience these unforgettable moments together,” she said.
Murugi also thanked consumers who attended Guinness Matchday events throughout the season and promised even bigger experiences in the next campaign.
Through Guinness Matchday, the brand continues to strengthen its connection with football fans by combining sport, entertainment, and social experiences centred around the passion for the Premier League.