Aarhus plan incredible party after AGF won first Danish Championship in forty years

[p][a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/aarhus/OOXnKGbO/"]Aarhus[/a] already turned into a big party scene in the wake of AGF winning the Danish Championship title on Sunday via a 2-0 win away against [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/brondby/67R5vKqt/"]Brondby[/a]. With one round left to play, AGF are four points ahead of [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/midtjylland/8GZDmdbB/"]FC Midtjylland[/a] and can no longer be caught at the top of the Danish table. [/p][p]Now Aarhus plans to continue the celebrations when AGF play their last match of the season, when they face [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/viborg/v99EsEjo/"]Viborg[/a] in the luxury of their own temporary stadium in Vejlby. [/p][p]In addition to Tivoli Friheden and Ceres Park Vejlby, Aarhus fans and other AGF supporters can experience Sunday's match on the big screen at Tangkrogen, where there will be a party and celebration as the AGF squad is set to visit later in the evening. [/p][p]You need a ticket for the big screen viewing, but after the match, the place is open to everyone. [/p][p]Several local artists are set to participate; Roya and Saint Clara will get the party going, while Zar Paolo will close the party after the players have been saluted on stage. [/p][p]Aarhus' unofficial prince, Thomas Helmig, is not part of the music program. He will, however, play 'Malaga' at Ceres Park Vejlby shortly before the match starts at 18.00 CET. [/p][p]55.000 people are expected for the celebrations. On Monday, the players will be saluted and celebrated at City Hall in Aarhus.[/p]