- Premier League trophy to be on display on Yokohama stand at Automechanika
- Chelsea FC’s first trophy win since Yokohama became official shirt partner in 2015
- The trophy will be on display on Tuesday 6th and Wednesday 7th June only
LONDON, ENGLAND – MAY 21: Gary Cahill of Chelsea and John Terry of Chelsea lift the Premier Leauge Trophy after the Premier League match between Chelsea and Sunderland at Stamford Bridge on May 21, 2017 in London, England. (Photo by Michael Regan/Getty Images)
Following Chelsea FC’s magnificent victory in the 2016/17 Premier League, visitors to this year’s Automechanika Birmingham will have the opportunity to have their photo taken alongside the official Premier League trophy which will be appearing courtesy of Yokohama, the club’s official shirt partner.
Chelsea lifted the Premier League trophy at Stamford Bridge after their recent 5-1 victory over Sunderland, making them the first club to take 30 top-flight victories in a 38-game season, as well as securing the club’s fifth Premier League title.
As the trophy will be on display so soon after Chelsea’s victory, its presence is expected to attract scores of football fans to the Yokohama stand (20D80) who will be looking to admire the silverware and enjoy a memorable photo opportunity.
With an overwhelming demand from other Chelsea functions, the trophy will only be on display during the first two days of the show, so fans are encouraged to visit the Yokohama stand early to avoid any disappointment.
“It’s been an incredible season for Chelsea FC and it’s a true honour for us to host the Premier League trophy on our stand at Automechanika this year,” comments David Seward, managing director, Yokohama HPT Ltd. “We look forward to welcoming show visitors and football fans where we will of course be showcasing our latest range of products as well.”
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