Supporters of various clubs from Arsenal to Chelsea watched live match broadcasts, played games and met former players or “legends”.
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The festival, presented by the Premier League and NBC Sports and USA Sports, was the 13th Premier League Mornings Live event in the U.S. since the series began in 2017.
Fans, many in Arsenal gear, cheer while watching a match broadcast at the Premier League Mornings Live Fan Festival at Denver Union Station on Saturday, Oct. 10, 2026. Chris Sanders / ACTOMIC MediaChelsea supporters wave flags and cheer outside Denver Union Station. Chris Sanders / ACTOMIC MediaSoccer fans gather on 17th Street in front of a large video screen showing the Aston Villa vs. Brentford game. Chris Sanders / ACTOMIC MediaYoung fans and families sit on the pavement in the early morning to watch a live match. Chris Sanders / ACTOMIC MediaUSA Sports broadcaster Derek Fisher conducts an interview. Chris Sanders / ACTOMIC MediaMembers of the Denver Gooners, a local Arsenal supporters group, pose with their banner in front of Denver Union Station. Chris Sanders / ACTOMIC MediaA young fan watches from a parent’s shoulders as Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur flags wave near the main stage. Chris Sanders / ACTOMIC MediaChildren play a game on the Puma five-a-side pitch as Rocky looks on. Chris Sanders / ACTOMIC MediaArsenal fans take in the scene at the Fan Festival. Chris Sanders / ACTOMIC MediaThe Premier League Mornings Live logo is illuminated above banners for Premier League clubs on the Denver Union Station façade. Chris Sanders / ACTOMIC MediaA fan takes aim at targets at the Brentford FC throw-in challenge. Chris Sanders / ACTOMIC MediaMembers of the Regis University women’s soccer team pose in front of one of the festival’s big screens. Chris Sanders / ACTOMIC MediaA young fan tries the surfing simulator at the AFC Bournemouth fan activation. Chris Sanders / ACTOMIC Media
