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Soccer supporter songs and theme songs: A roundup of classic chants and anthems

Soccer and supporter chants are inseparable, aren’t they?

When you watch a soccer broadcast, you can hear supporters singing their chants, and there are tons of captivating songs—from the theme song of the All Japan High School Soccer Tournament to the World Cup anthems!

There are also many classic songs that are staples among overseas club supporters.

So in this article, we’ll round up and introduce a wide range of soccer supporter songs from both Japan and abroad all in one go!

Be sure to check them out!

Soccer Supporter Songs and Theme Songs: A Collection of Classic Chants and Anthems (71–80)

Start to 0ayaka

The 85th All Japan High School Soccer Tournament - Cheering Song 'Start to 0' by Ayaka
Start to 0ayaka

This is a song by Ayaka that was chosen as the theme song for the All Japan High School Soccer Tournament.

It’s included on her first album, First Message, released in November 2006.

An uplifting anthem about youths’ dreams and challenges, it’s written around themes of self-discovery and growth.

It gives you the courage to move forward without fearing failure.

It’s recommended not only for high school students devoted to soccer, but also for anyone standing at a crossroads in life.

VICTORYEXILE

A song chosen as the official Japan National Team Support Song by the Japan Football Association in 2010.

With the World Cup being held in South Africa, it was composed with the image of a majestic sound that evokes the vast African land.

You can almost picture the entire stadium rising to its feet in excitement.

Island SongTHE BOOM

It’s a signature song by The Boom, and it was used as the theme for television broadcasts in Argentina during the Japan–Korea World Cup.

As a result, it became popular in Argentina and even inspired a cover version by Argentine artists.

Great songs truly transcend borders.

I’ll Go Crazy If I Don’t Go Crazy TonightU2

U2 – I’ll Go Crazy If I Don’t Go Crazy Tonight (Animated)
I'll Go Crazy If I Don't Go Crazy TonightU2

It’s a famous song by the popular Irish rock band U2, and it’s also the opening theme for TV Tokyo’s program “FOOT x BRAIN.” U2 themselves are big soccer fans—they’ve attended matches and even used footage of the band playing soccer in a music video.

Burning HeroOkita Hiroyuki

This is a rousing cheer song passionately performed by Hiroyuki Okita.

Released as a single in 1983, it’s known as the theme song for the anime Captain Tsubasa.

Its vibrant melody and dynamic rhythm are striking.

It celebrates the brilliance of youth and the joy of playing sports, and many may feel nostalgic for its so‑called “spokon” (sports‑spirit) worldview.

A timeless classic that shines brightly in anime history!

We’re Not Gonna Take ItTwisted Sister

Twisted Sister – We’re Not Gonna Take It (Official Music Video)
We're Not Gonna Take ItTwisted Sister

Here’s one supporters’ song from Vegalta Sendai.

The original track is by Twisted Sister.

The chorus has an unforgettable, friendly melody that sticks after just one listen, making it perfect as a chant.

It’s also well-liked by overseas supporters.

CampioneORANGE RANGE

[Campione]The 2006 World Cup theme song of television station NHK in Japan was sung at the Karaoke.2
CampioneORANGE RANGE

It’s a cheer song packed with a passionate message.

Released by ORANGE RANGE as a single in 2006, it was used as NHK’s theme song for their broadcasts of the FIFA World Cup in Germany that same year.

The lyrics celebrate the importance of taking on challenges and put you in a positive mood.

Its bright, lively sound is another draw—it really makes you want to sing along.

If you were deeply into soccer at the time, it’ll probably resonate with you even more.