Bet on 25/26 Champions League Final on SportPesa and win free Aviator bet
Leading online gaming firm SportPesa Kenya is offering qualifying customers a tiered Aviator free bet reward for placing a bet on the 25/26 UEFA Champions League Final between Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal.
Eligibility
The promotion is open to all registered and verified SportPesa Kenya customers who are above 18 years old.
Qualifying bet on Champions League final
- Place a qualifying bet on the PSG vs Arsenal UEFA Champions League Final (30 May 2026). Minimum stake of 1 shilling.
- Both single and multi/accumulator bets qualify, provided that Arsenal vs PSG is included as a selection.
- Pre-match bets only qualify. Live (in-play) bets are not eligible.
- Cancelled and cashed-out bets do not qualify.
- One reward per customer, regardless of the number of qualifying bets placed.
Reward tiers
Customers will receive an Aviator free bet based on their highest single qualifying stake:
| Tier | Stake range | Aviator free bet |
| Tier 1 | KES 1 – 100 | KES 5 |
| Tier 2 | KES 101 – 500 | KES 10 |
| Tier 3 | KES 501 – 1,000 | KES 50 |
| Tier 4 | KES 1,001 – 5,000 | KES 100 |
| Tier 5 | KES 5,001 – 20,000 | KES 500 |
| Tier 6 | KES 20,001+ | KES 1,000 |
Example: A customer placing a KES 500 bet qualifies for Tier 2 and receives a KES 10 Aviator free bet. A customer placing a KES 2,000 bet qualifies for Tier 4 and receives a KES 100 Aviator free bet.
Free bet credit
- Free bets will be credited to qualifying accounts the day after the match, after 16:00 EAT.
- The free bet will be active for 7 days from the date of credit.
- Free bets must be used on Aviator only.
- Free bets are non-withdrawable and cannot be exchanged for cash.
- Winnings from free bets are withdrawable subject to SportPesa’s standard withdrawal terms.
General conditions
- SportPesa reserves the right to withhold, amend, or cancel the promotion at any time without prior notice.
- Any suspected abuse, fraud, or manipulation will result in disqualification and potential account suspension.
- This promotion cannot be combined with any other offer unless explicitly stated.
- SportPesa’s decision on all matters relating to this promotion is final.
- Full SportPesa Terms and Conditions apply and are available at ke.sportpesa.com/terms_and_conditions.
Responsible gambling
Please gamble responsibly. Betting should be entertaining. If you feel your gambling is becoming a problem, please visit ke.sportpesa.com/responsible-gaming or contact our 24/7 customer care team. Must be 18+.
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Saka ends Arsenal’s 20-year wait to reach Champions League final – Kenya’s sports news, betting and casino updates
Arsenal reached the Champions League final for the first time in 20 years as Bukayo Saka sealed a 1-0 win against Atletico Madrid on Tuesday.
Mikel Arteta’s side settled the semi-final second leg with Saka’s strike late in the first half at an ecstatic Emirates Stadium.The Gunners, who drew 1-1 in the first leg in Madrid last week, held firm after Saka’s goal to go through 2-1 on aggregate.
Arsenal will face Paris Saint-Germain or Bayern Munich in the final in Budapest on May 30.Holders PSG, who beat Arsenal in the semi-finals last year, have a 5-4 lead ahead of the second leg in Munich on Wednesday.
It was a cathartic night for Arsenal, who are back in the Champions League final for the first time since losing 2-1 to Barcelona in their only previous appearance in the showpiece in 2006.
Arsenal have never won the Champions League, with their two major European trophies coming in the 1994 Cup Winners’ Cup and the 1970 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup.
Their last continental final ended in a 4-1 defeat against Chelsea in the 2019 Europa League.
It is shaping up to be Arsenal’s greatest ever season as they chase a Premier League and Champions League double.
Even Arsene Wenger’s ‘Invincibles’ – who won the club’s last English title in an unbeaten top-flight campaign in 2004 – might have to bow to the current generation if they finish the job.
Fittingly, it was Saka – the homegrown symbol of the Arteta era – who proved Arsenal’s match-winner.
Now just four games from immortality, Premier League leaders Arsenal were given a huge boost in the title race when second-placed Manchester City drew at Everton on Monday.
The Gunners will be crowned champions if they win their last three games against West Ham, Burnley and Crystal Palace.
Once the title is decided, Arsenal will head to Hungary with a maiden Champions League crown in their sights.
Arsenal endured jibes about their perceived lack of mental strength after a run of four defeats in six games in all competitions sparked painful memories of previous failures to end their six-year wait for silverware. But the ‘nearly-men’ and ‘serial choker’ labels applied only weeks ago are on the verge of being banished forever.
Thousands of Arsenal supporters massed outside the stadium before kick-off to greet their team with flares and flags, a vociferous display of affection underlining Arsenal’s desperation to make history.
It was the kind of evening in north London, when nothing was beyond the realm of possibility as Arsenal moved closer to casting off the shackles of two decades of underachievement.
After some tense performances during the Premier League run-in, Saturday’s 3-0 rout of Fulham had showed Arsenal at their flowing best in a riposte to the critics who claim they only win ugly.
This was a more prosaic display but no-one with an affinity to Arsenal was bothered in the slightest.Arsenal were nearly caught on the counter in a frenetic start when Julian Alvarez shot just wide before Giuliano Simeone’s close-range effort deflected past the post.
But Arsenal recovered from those anxious moments to deliver a dominant spell that brought their 44th minute goal.
Viktor Gyokeres’ clever run unhinged the Atletico defence and his cross reached Leandro Trossard inside the area. Trossard wriggled into just enough space for a low drive that Jan Oblak weakly pushed out to Saka, who reacted quicker than his flat-footed markers to slot home from four yards.
Arteta jubilantly punched the air as all around him the Emirates erupted into a roiling red sea of celebration.
Atletico tried to ruin the party in the second half, but Gabriel Magalhaes made a last-ditch tackle on Simeone to avert a certain goal before David Raya repelled Antoine Griezmann’s blast.
Arteta recently revealed he visualised Arsenal conquering the Champions League even in the difficult early days of his reign. The Spaniard now is just one win away from seeing that daydream become a glorious reality.
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