Best football chants from around the world

We all love a good football chant and have spent time thinking about some of the best.

Let's take you on a trip around the world of football fan culture.

Hey Ho FC St Pauli
St Pauli have become something of a cult club with fans from all over the world flocking to see a club that has spent most of its time in the second tier of German football. Their unique fan culture is one of many reasons why this is the case.

The Manchester United calypso

A firm favourite for fans of Manchester United. The chant speaks volumes about Man United's great history. A version of it was first sung in the 1950s. Football taught by Matt Busby...

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The best of Boca Juniors fans

The compilation video below contains some of Boca Juniors greatest songs and chants.

Boca are one of the biggest clubs in South America with a rich and varied history. They also have a unique fan culture. A day on the terraced at their famous old ground is a must for any football fan.

Sunshine on Leith

Sunshine on Leith is a ballad by The Proclaimers. First released in 1988, it is the title-track and second single from the album of the same name.

It has also become an anthem for Scottish team Hibernian FC. This rendition after they beat Rangers 3-2 in the 2016 Scottish Cup final is still shared and spoken about today.

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England's most memorable World Cup Qualifiers

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The best reaction to a remarkable night of football

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What are the best football documentaries and TV Series?

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