Songs about soccer | Western music edition
Compared to sports like baseball or table tennis, soccer and basketball have famous theme songs and entrance music.
In particular, I feel that Western songs associated with soccer tend to have a refreshing vibe.
This time, we’ve picked a wide range of soccer-related Western tracks—from timeless classics to recent hits—spanning multiple eras!
Each song has a memorable sound, so why not add them to your driving music playlist?
Please sit back, relax, and enjoy!
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Songs about soccer | Western music edition (21–30)
Soccer FieldDevonté Hynes
Soccer Field, crafted by the talented Devonté Hynes—also known as Blood Orange—is a memorable track from the film Palo Alto’s soundtrack.
Released in 2013, the song highlights his musical style, which weaves together R&B and electronica.
With its distinctive atmosphere that colors the film’s scenes, the track vividly conveys the passion and drama of soccer through music.
Its refreshing yet subtly wistful melody leaves a strong impression—well worth a listen.
Three Lions (Football’s Coming Home)Lightning Seeds
The Lightning Seeds’ classic “Three Lions (Football’s Coming Home)” embodies a superb fusion of music and football.
Created to commemorate UEFA Euro 1996, this track united the heart of England and brought hope and camaraderie to supporters.
While honoring the glory of 1966, its lyrics express a deep love for the England national team and a belief in new victories.
It’s perfect for listening in the car, relaxing at home, or in those thrilling moments before a match.
Wherever you are, this song stirs a passion for football and makes you feel as if you’re cheering in the stadium itself.
The Cup of LifeRicky Martin
Among the many songs that color the world of soccer, a particularly stirring recommendation is Ricky Martin’s classic “The Cup of Life.” This dazzling number is defined by a powerful melody that captures the fever of the 1998 FIFA World Cup.
The fact that it topped the charts in over 30 countries proves how it won the hearts of listeners around the globe! With rhythms rooted in samba and Latin pop, it’s perfect for a drive or for relaxing at home.
It’s an ideal track for lifting your spirits.
So, why not dive into Ricky Martin’s tropical world yourself?
Samba De JaneiroBellini
Bellini is a Germany-based music project that delivers the perfect sound for the sun-drenched season.
They’re known for a unique style that pairs a skilled producer team with dynamic on-stage performers.
Their signature track, released in May 1997, masterfully fuses the heat of samba with the explosive beats of Eurodance, instantly sweeping listeners into a carnival whirlwind.
Even without relying on lyrics, the resounding horn sections and rhythmic percussion convey pure joy and a sense of celebration directly.
Featured on their debut album, “Samba de Janeiro,” the track has sold over five million copies worldwide.
It fired up stadiums as the goal anthem for UEFA EURO 2008 and is also well-known as a cheer song in Japanese high school baseball.
It’s a magical number that can make anyone happy—perfect for summer outings or whenever you want to lift your spirits.
I Will SurviveGloria Gaynor
This is the signature song of American singer Gloria Gaynor, whose powerful recovery from heartbreak resonated with many.
Released as a single from the 1978 album “Love Tracks,” the track was initially a B-side, but thanks to strong support from DJs it was flipped to the A-side and went on to reach No.
1 on the U.S.
charts in 1979.
It is also well known for being used as a rallying song for the French national team during the 1998 FIFA World Cup.
The fact that Gaynor herself performed it while overcoming difficulties following surgery lends profound conviction to her voice, imbued with an indomitable spirit.
It’s a timeless anthem of encouragement that powerfully pushes listeners forward.