IF you want to get behind the England team tonight, grab your footie shirt and warm up those vocal cords.
As the Three Lions prepare to take on Denmark in the Euro 2020 semi-final, it is up to YOU, the fans, to roar as loudly as you can.
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A young fan watches England beat Germany at the 1966 World Cup Final at Wembley. Do you know the boy in this photo? Email exclusive@the-sun.co.ukCredit: Getty
Our readers have been showing their support by sending in snaps of themselves and their kids wearing the England kit over the years.
And in the stands and pubs across Britain, fans have been belting out classics for manager Gareth Southgate and his squad, including Fat Les’s Vindaloo.
But there are three other tunes that have emerged as fan favourites.
Nicholas James, from Liskeard, Cornwall, aged ten in team’s 1982 World Cup home kit
The indomitable Three Lions, by comedians David Baddiel and Frank Skinner and rock band The Lightning Seeds, is the go-to chant.
And it is closely followed by the reworked versions of Atomic Kitten’s Whole Again and Sweet Caroline, by Neil Diamond.
There aren’t many changes in this version of Neil Diamond’s 1969 track, but after the pandemic, the lyrics resonate with fansAaron Mills, from East London, in 1986 aged 8
The Nineties and Noughties girl band are releasing the updated track today.
Meanwhile, Sweet Caroline was the first song Wembley DJ Tony Parry played after England beat Germany 2-0 last week.
He said: “I was going to play Vindaloo, but went with my gut.
George and William Lawrence, from Essex, wearing their England kits, aged 9 months
Even the German fans were belting it out in the end. It’s a song that all fans can enjoy.”
Amy Jones provides the lyrics to the top chants so you can cheer on England tonight.
Show your love for England manager Gareth Southgate with this revised version of Atomic Kitten’s 2000 hit, Whole AgainBobby Foster, aged 1, from Beverley near HullReleased in 1996 to mark England hosting the Euros, Three Lions is just as relevant todayArchie from Chessington, 22 months old, wearing his England kitChester and Ted, from Epson, aged 4 and 2 wearing their kitsJoey Hatchard, aged nine, cheers for the Three Lions last week in EssexIsla Gallimore wearing her England kit, aged 4, from EssexSonny Carlisle, from Wimbledon, raises a glass (of apple juice) in 2010 aged threeSam Coleman, now 25, and brother Liam, 28, from Ashington, Northumberland, in 2002Daniel and Jamie Cutts, from Gosport, Hants, aged seven and five, in 1998Newcastle lad Ant Macdonald can’t wait for kick-off, here he is aged five, in 1987Credit: PROVIDED BY PULSETutu cute! Three-year-old Sophie Turner, from Swanley, pairs hers with a skirt in 2012
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