"A crowded outdoor festival scene at Armature Works in Tampa during the Premier League Mornings Live event. A large stage in the center features a prominent orange banner reading 'TAMPA BAY' and large shield-shaped signs on either side for 'Premier League Mornings Live.' A dense, diverse crowd of fans, many wearing colorful soccer jerseys and hats, fill the foreground, facing the stage under a clear blue sky. The atmosphere is bright and energetic. — Crowds at ‘Premier League Mornings Live’ at Armature Works in Tampa, Florida on April 18, 2026. Credit: Keir Magoulas/Visit Tampa Bay

Footie fans get up bright and early most every weekend, but did more than roll out of bed last weekend. That’s because “Premier League Mornings Live” brought its 12th-ever fan festival to Tampa for two-days of live broadcasts that kicked off at 7 a.m.

A household staple for English Premier League diehards, the program is built around the matches, yes, but also studio hosts Rebecca Lowe, Tim Howards and the two Robbies (Mustoe and Earle).

There was Guinness for breakfast, video games like SEGA’s “Football Manager,” loads of swag giveaways, a League shop, plus interactive activations like actual gameplay, skills, and more for the thousands of fans that came to Tampa Armature Works.

The Bay area came out hard decked out not just in EPL gear, but kits from across the soccer spectrum, with the thickest crowds coming on day two, Sunday, when vendors had to sadly stop serving hot dogs to prevent Arsenal fans from choking on them.

Look below to check out some shots from Saturday, complete with stops at the Brentford FC and Liverpool watch parties at Shuffle and Maloney’s, respectively.