As
Barcelona’s incredible forward team of Messi, Neymar and Suarez take on
Juventus F.C in Berlin Germany on 6th of June; Heineken Tanzania set up
an exclusive VIP experience for its football lovers to champion the
match from Dar es salaam.
To bring the excitement of the world class tournament to fans, Heineken hosted the final match screening at George n Dragon in Masaki, all Samaki Samaki venues, Club 777 in Kawe, on exclusive events open to the public due to popular demand following past UEFA Champions League final match screenings they have hosted before. The final match screening is part of the momentum of ‘Champion the match’ campaign that Heineken had launched when the games kicked off in February 2015.
“We have massive fans of football in Tanzania and because of timing, we understand that it may have been a bit tough to experience the excitement of the UCL in real-time,” said Heineken Tanzania Country Manager Michael Mbungu, “Throughout the tournaments we created ways to encourage football fans to enjoy the games and in the process make them feel as though they are part of the experience. The final match screening is a culmination of that experience. ” During the Quarter Finals of the UEFA Champions League, the international brewer, launched the Heineken limited edition ‘trophy’ bottle that was designed to reward consumers with a trophy of their own as part of champion the match campaign.
The UEFA Champions League is the most prestigious club league; the premier sporting event has become a global phenomenon that fits perfectly with the Heineken brand, which is enjoyed in almost every country in the world.
To bring the excitement of the world class tournament to fans, Heineken hosted the final match screening at George n Dragon in Masaki, all Samaki Samaki venues, Club 777 in Kawe, on exclusive events open to the public due to popular demand following past UEFA Champions League final match screenings they have hosted before. The final match screening is part of the momentum of ‘Champion the match’ campaign that Heineken had launched when the games kicked off in February 2015.
“We have massive fans of football in Tanzania and because of timing, we understand that it may have been a bit tough to experience the excitement of the UCL in real-time,” said Heineken Tanzania Country Manager Michael Mbungu, “Throughout the tournaments we created ways to encourage football fans to enjoy the games and in the process make them feel as though they are part of the experience. The final match screening is a culmination of that experience. ” During the Quarter Finals of the UEFA Champions League, the international brewer, launched the Heineken limited edition ‘trophy’ bottle that was designed to reward consumers with a trophy of their own as part of champion the match campaign.
The UEFA Champions League is the most prestigious club league; the premier sporting event has become a global phenomenon that fits perfectly with the Heineken brand, which is enjoyed in almost every country in the world.
Football
fans in a group photo with former Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga
who graced the UEFA Champions league final held at Club 777 in Kawe Dar
es salaam.
Tanzanian
Football fans celebrating a decisive goal from Luis Suarez on the 68th
Minute. Suarez's 68th minute goal gave Barcelona the lead after Juventus
had come back to level Saturday's final at Berlin's Olympic stadium. Fc
Barcelona thumped FC Juventus 3 goals to one to finally lift the UCL
Trophy in Berlin
Tanzanian
Football fans celebrating a decisive goal from Luis Suarez on the 68th
Minute. Suarez's 68th minute goal gave Barcelona the lead after Juventus
had come back to level Saturday's final at Berlin's Olympic stadium. Fc
Barcelona thumped FC Juventus 3 goals to one to finally lift the UCL
Trophy in Berlin.
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