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Heineken UEFA Champions League Promotion kicks off at 704 Lounge, El Latino Bar
Heineken’s Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) Champions League (UCL) 2016 Promotion continued last weekend at 704 Lounge and EL Latino Bars Friday and Saturday nights respectively with Foosball Competitions.
Heineken Models (right) engage a customer in a Foosball game Saturday night at EL Latino Bar on Hadfield Street.
Foosball is a table assimilation of football, and is again a part of Heineken’s UEFA 2016 Series Promotion at selected bars across Guyana. Heineken will continue to support Guyanese passion for football in this Golden Jubilee year.
Heineken is a long-standing sponsor of the Champions League, and as such, the brand has kicked off its annual local promotion in Guyana. Customers across Guyana will have the chance to take part in similar Foosball competitions at various bars in the Heineken UCL Series where they will be given the opportunity to enjoy the final stages of the UEFA Champions League.
This year’s promotion, like last year’s, will end with a massive final viewing party at a date to be announced. It promises to be biggest one to-date given the special significance of Guyana’s 50th Anniversary Celebrations. The purchase of buckets of Heineken gives participants the chance to win prizes in the Foosball competition.
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