Fast Sports Fusion was the heartbeat of football passion on Sunday night as Guinness transformed it into an electric Premier League haven! Arsenal and Liverpool fans turned out in droves, painting the venue in their team colours, eager for what promised to be an unforgettable Matchday experience that truly brought the UK’s football spirit right to Uganda.
Kicking off with a thrilling Arsenal vs. Liverpool fans’ friendly, the rivalry hit fever pitch early, with Arsenal fans claiming bragging rights. But this was just the warm-up. The main event, a high-stakes clash live from the Emirates Stadium had fans glued to the screens, each minute more nail-biting than the last. A tense 2-2 draw left fans buzzing with adrenaline, but the night didn’t stop there.
Guinness raised the excitement with a lineup of interactive games, score predictions, and epic giveaways. The “Matchday Minutes” challenge had fans on edge as they guessed goal times, earning exclusive Guinness-branded prizes. But the real showstopper? The chance to win the ultimate prize, an all-expenses-paid trip to watch the Premier League live in the UK!
Rogers Kasozi, Shopper Manager Guinness, shared his excitement, “The energy at our Guinness Matchday events is unmatched. As we kick off the Road to UK, we’re thrilled to give Ugandan fans a shot at the ultimate experience, seeing their team play live in the UK. Every Matchday gets bigger, and this is only the beginning!”
And the thrill continues! This Saturday, the first draw will take place, where one lucky fan will move a step closer to the Premier League dream. Fans across Uganda still have chances to join the action at venues like Afro Club, Tales, D Plus Bar, Django Lounge, Galaxy Lounge, and Shooters Bar.
With free entry to all Guinness Matchday events, the energy is undeniable, the prizes are thrilling, and the camaraderie is unmatched.
“So, to every football fan who missed out: don’t let another Matchday pass you by. Gather your friends, grab a cold Guinness, and jump on the Road to London it’s an experience that’s simply unmissable,” Kasozi added.
