The Premier League is set to bring a dedicated fan experience to Mumbai this October as part of GamingCon Bharat, giving football and gaming enthusiasts an opportunity to engage with the League through interactive experiences, club displays and live match screenings.
GamingCon Bharat will take place on 17 and 18 October at Hall 3, Bombay Exhibition Centre, NESCO, Mumbai. The two-day gaming festival is expected to bring together more than 20,000 attendees from the gaming, esports and entertainment communities.
The Premier League Zone will feature the Premier League Trophy, giving fans an opportunity to see the silverware up close. The Zone will also include a Home Kit display featuring all 20 Premier League clubs and a Premier League Hall of Fame experience.
Fans will also be able to participate in physical and virtual activations from EA SPORTS and other Premier League partners, bringing together football, gaming and entertainment.
The experience will extend into the evening with live screenings of Premier League matches on a giant screen. Supported by JioStar, the League’s official broadcast partner in India, the viewing parties will offer fans an opportunity to watch their favourite clubs together.
Fans can access the viewing parties through the PL Pass, available to purchase online through the District App or at the designated link. The first 1,000 pass holders will also receive an exclusive Premier League goodie bag, along with entry to GamingCon Bharat and the viewing parties.
Hrishikesh Shende, Managing Director, Premier League India said, “India has a significant and rapidly growing Premier League fanbase, and we are always looking for new and creative ways to bring the Premier League closer to our fans in India. GamingCon Bharat places the Premier League at the confluence of football, gaming and entertainment in one space. Through the Premier League Zone, the Trophy, our interactive experiences and the viewing parties, we want to create exciting new activations for people who may be discovering the League, while also giving our loyal fans a unique experience.”
The activation follows the Premier League’s continued efforts to engage with its Indian fanbase. Since opening its Mumbai office in 2025, the League has expanded its presence in the country through fan experiences, grassroots football and community initiatives.
