Guinness, the official beer of the Premier League, turned Sunday night into something special. Thousands of football fans descended on two venues — Bar Next Door on Kiambu Road and Konqa 254 Lounge in Ruaka — for a dual-venue matchday experience that combined live Premier League action with world-class entertainment.
The evening opened with Manchester United edging Crystal Palace 2-1, a result that keeps their top-four hopes very much alive. But it was the main event that had the crowd on the edge of their seats: Arsenal vs. Chelsea — a London Derby with title race implications written all over it.
Every tackle landed harder. Every near-miss drew a collective gasp. With Arsenal defending their place at the summit of the Premier League table, the tension inside both venues was electric. When the final whistle blew on a 2-1 Gunners victory, the rooms erupted. This was the kind of football moment fans will be talking about for weeks.
Guinness made sure no one missed a beat — giant HD screens, crisp surround sound, and expert analysis from two of Kenya’s most recognisable Premier League voices: Gunners superfan Carol Radull and Manchester City devotee Lotan Salapei brought sharp insight and plenty of banter to keep the energy high between kicks.
“As the title race enters its most critical phase, Guinness remains committed to giving fans the ultimate space to feel every moment of the Premier League,” said Joy Murugi, Brand Manager for Guinness. “Tonight was a reminder of what makes football so special — the shared roars, the tension, the pure emotion. That’s what we’re here for.”
Off the pitch, the entertainment matched the drama on it. At Bar Next Door, Charisma set the tone with smooth sets while MC Gogo commanded the room, backed by BV Accurate and DJ Daffy keeping the energy relentless.
Over at Konqa, Kenyan hip-hop icon Khaligraph Jones headlined an electric set, with the legendary Mixmaster DJ Grauchi ensuring the music carried the crowd from kick-off deep into the early hours.
Two venues. One unforgettable night. Classic Guinness.
