THE CHAMPIONS League music is the most iconic song in club football.But not many people know what the original anthem or where it came from - or that ...

The Champions League music derives from George Frideric Handel's Zadok The Priest. When the Champions League was rebranded in 1992, English composer Tony Britten was commissioned to write the new ...

But who adapted it, and how long has it been the theme music for the football competition? Who wrote the Champions League anthem? Composer Tony Britten was commissioned to write the Champions League ...

The Champions League version was written by British composer Tony Britten, a graduate of the Royal College of Music. He was commissioned in 1992 to devise a piece in the style of Handel.

Champions League viewers will have to adapt this year in more ways than one - with the well known theme music undergoing a change. Since the tournament rebranded in 1992 the now iconic music has ...

Andrew McNair will be attending all three Rangers home games in the Champions League, featuring Valencia, Buraspor, and Manchester United, as well as catching as many other games on the television ...

Imagine Dragons has been confirmed by UEFA as the band that will play before the 2018-19 Champions League final between Liverpool and Tottenham at Madrid’s Wanda Metropolitano. Best known in ...

The Champions League has already made its eagerly-awaited return for the 2024/25 season – but there will be a couple of noticeable changes to this year’s competition. Qualification for the ...

The players stood lined up waiting for the music, but it never came. Instead, the mascots gave the flag of the Champions League logo a quick waft, and the handshakes ensued.

Football UEFA Champions League 2024-25 "When you listen to the Champions League music, it turns you on" - Cristiano Ronaldo makes bizarre claim during UCL draw ...

We know the names of 29 of the sides who will play in the league format with the remaining seven to be decided via final play ...

The Champions League version was written by British composer Tony Britten, a graduate of the Royal College of Music. He was commissioned in 1992 to devise a piece in the style of Handel.