Premier League Trophy Tour Lights Up Jamaica With Guinness-Backed Weekend of Football and Culture

Local football supporters were treated to a weekend they will remember, as the Premier League Trophy made its way to Jamaica for a Guinness-driven celebration that fused sport, culture, and a bit of party spirit.

The programme was spread over three separate events, with each stop showcasing a different side of the island's love affair with the game. Saturday's action started at Di Lot, where fans packed in for a watch party built around the Arsenal versus Fulham fixture.

On Sunday, the crowd shifted to Usain Bolt's Tracks and Records to take in one of the sport's fiercest rivalries, as Liverpool went up against Manchester United on the screens.

The festivities wrapped up with an after-party at Maiden Cay, a laid-back setting that proved a fitting close to proceedings. Surrounded by sun, sea, and music, patrons grabbed a final chance to admire the trophy up close and snap photographs with the prize, rounding off the weekend in style.

Something Extra brings you the highlights.