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It’s game day. You have your scarf ready, you and your mates have been to the pub for drinks and some food, and as you walk along to the stadium you hype each other up for what is no doubt going to be a cracking game of footie. Just before kick-off, you and the rest of the crowd get into the spirit with your club’s anthem.



No self-respecting football team would take to the pitch without their fans cheering and singing their anthem, check out these four popular anthems:



Blue Moon &#8211; Manchester City



It’s the perfect match: a blue celestial body symbolising hope and promise, with a football club that wears a blue kit and have proven to be a promising team.



Musical icons, Lorenz Hart and Richard Rodgers, wrote the 1934 pop ballad, “Blue Moon”, and although the lyrics reflect a waning, rare love, the fans’ love for the Blues has never left.



Glory Glory Man United – Manchester United



First sung before the FA Cup Final in 1983, “Glory Glory Man United” has endured nearly as long as the club’s legacy, along with minor tweaks to the song as the team has changed.



“As the Reds go marching on, on, on!” will have any Manchester United fan chanting with high emotions and fierce pride; and they should as their club is one of the most popular and holds a history that is rich with awards from several competitions across several decades.



I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles – West Ham United



Anthems are often seen as hard-hitting, emotive pieces of music, but West Ham’s song of choice is a whimsical number that dares to dream big and floats on positivity.



John Kellete’s 1918 has a somewhat apocryphal history of how it ended up as the Hammers’ anthem, but it is generally accepted that it first popped up in the 1920s and since then, it has been sung at every game.



You’ll Never Walk Alone – Liverpool



Nothing rouses a Liverpool supporter more than hearing a large crowd singing “Walk on, walk on, with hope in your heart” before ending off with a heart-felt “You’ll never walk alone!”.



Originally a show tune from the 1945 musical titled “Carousel”, the track was part of the time’s top ten tracks of the day, and played fairly often via the stadium’s address system where it quickly became the anthem of Anfield.



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4 Most Popular English Club Anthems

Harry Kane has been urged to consider joining Erling Haaland at Manchester City next season amid continued speculation over the Bayern Munich striker’s future.



The 32-year-old forward, whose contract in Germany runs until 2027, has been linked with a move to Barcelona. Still, fans believe the England captain could thrive alongside – or in rotation with – Haaland at Etihad Stadium in Manchester, England, as the two strikers share complementary abilities.



Both forwards have started the 2025-26 season in exceptional form. Kane has scored 24 goals in 18 games, helping Bayern break the record for consecutive wins at the start of a Bundesliga campaign.



Haaland, meanwhile, has already surpassed 30 goals for club and country – 19 of them for City – showcasing his importance after missing the English side’s recent Champions League defeat to Bayer Leverkusen.



Despite rumours of a €65-million release clause and Barcelona’s interest in making him Robert Lewandowski’s successor, Kane has repeatedly insisted he is happy in Munich. He says “nobody has contacted” him, and he remains focused on Bayern’s season and the upcoming FIFA World Cup.



Bayern are reportedly preparing to offer him a new long-term deal as he continues his prolific scoring run, totalling 109 goals in 114 games for the Bavarians.



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Hugo Broos has rolled the dice on veteran playmaker, Themba Zwane, after naming him in his 54-man preliminary squad for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco on Monday, 24 November.



The 36-year-old defender has barely featured for Mamelodi Sundowns this season owing to injury, but Broos appears convinced the midfielder can still influence matches on the continent’s largest stage. Zwane was central to Bafana’s run to third place at the last tournament.



The expanded squad blends stalwarts with an energetic crop of recent call-ups. Ronwen Williams, Khuliso Mudau, Teboho Mokoena and Evidence Makgopa remain key figures, while the likes of Oswin Appollis, Mbekezeli Mbokazi and Relebohile Mofokeng have pushed their way into contention after impressive breakthroughs in 2025.



There is no place for Thembinkosi Lorch despite his strong club form, and former fan favourite Percy Tau misses out as well. Broos’ group includes a dozen overseas-based players, though some of the youngest prospects may ultimately fall short when the list is trimmed to 23 in early December.



Bafana open their Group B campaign against Angola on 22 December, before facing Egypt and Zimbabwe, as Broos looks to build on the team’s growing momentum ahead of next year’s World Cup.



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￼Zwane Gamble Headlines Broos’ AFCON 2025 plans

Idrissa Gueye endured a chaotic evening as the Everton midfielder was dismissed for striking teammate Michael Keane last night, Monday 24 November.



Despite the red card, the 10-man Toffees still battled to a determined 1-0 victory over hosts Manchester United at Old Trafford Stadium in Manchester, England.



The flashpoint came just 13 minutes into the match when Gueye, frustrated after a misplaced pass, confronted Keane and was pushed away. He responded with a slap to the defender’s face, prompting referee Tony Harrington to send him off for violent conduct.



The 36-year-old Senegal international later apologised to the squad for his actions.



Despite the setback, Everton seized control when Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall finished smartly just before the half-hour mark, a goal that ultimately secured the club’s first English Premier League win at Old Trafford since 2013.



Manager David Moyes defended his player’s fiery reaction in the post-match interview, saying: “I like my players fighting each other, if someone didn’t do the right action.”



United boss Ruben Amorim also felt the dismissal was harsh, insisting: “Fighting doesn’t mean that they don’t like each other.”



United’s defeat halted their five-match unbeaten run and underlined Amorim’s belief that his side “need to be perfect to win games”.



Everton, meanwhile, celebrated a win forged in discipline, resilience and no shortage of drama.



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Everton Triumph Against Man United, Despite Gueye’s Red

Football’s lasting popularity has meant that more and more supporters want to see their beloved teams play for glory, which has resulted in larger (and more impressive) stadiums and playing grounds being erected.



Gaze in amazement at these following four stadiums from across Europe that boast a superior number of seats:



4. Croke Park – 82 300



Nestled in the heart of Dublin, Ireland, this stadium – which was built in 1884 – is named after Archbishop Thomas Croke, one of the patrons of the Gaelic Athletic Association, which organises and runs most sporting activities in the country, and is Ireland’s largest sports ground.



It originally could house 27 000 people, but underwent an expansion program that saw completion in 2005 and greatly increased the number of seats to 82 300.



3. Santiago Bernabeu – 83 186



It is an understatement to say that Spain is a football-mad nation, and their stadiums reflect this love of the beautiful game. Named after legendary footballer Santiago Bernabeu, the Madrid-based home ground of Real Madrid was constructed in 1947.



At the time of its construction, the playing grounds boasted impressive capacity at over 75 000 spectators, but recent renovations gave the La Liga stadium increased its space to 83 136-strong audience.



2. Wembley Stadium – 90 000



On the other side of Europe, the English are just as frenetic about their football – if you’ll excuse the rowdy hooligans – and the most impressive gem in their arena crown is the world-famous Wembley Stadium.



Easily the largest stadium in England, Wembley was constructed in a peaceful suburb of London and first opened its gates in 1923, but was rebuilt into a towering colossus in 2007. The home of English football now has a capacity of 90 000 fans, and has hosted countless music and sporting events.



1. Camp Nou – 99 000



Remember that Spain is a football-mad nation? They lay claim to having the largest grounds in all of Europe as Camp Nou can cram in nearly 100 000 people.



The home of Barcelona FC came into being in 1957, but underwent several expansions before becoming the behemoth of football you see today. It was bursting at the seams when it saw a record attendance of over 120 000 for the Barcelona vs Juventus Euro Cup quarter final in 1986!

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