Why do Liverpool fans LOVE One Kiss by Dua Lipa?

The anthem of the Champions League

Liverpool fans have adopted Dua Lipa's song "One Kiss" as their anthem during the team's successful Champions League campaign.

The song was first played at Anfield before the semi-final first leg against Roma, and has since become a firm favourite with the fans.

The song's lyrics, which include the line "One kiss is all it takes to fall in love with you," seem to resonate with the fans, who have been swept away by the team's success in Europe.

A symbol of unity

"One Kiss" has become more than just a song for Liverpool fans. It has become a symbol of unity and togetherness.

The song is played before every home game at Anfield, and the fans sing along with gusto.

A fan who was at the 4-0 win over Barcelona hopes the song will be played again so that he can hear how Anfield becomes a "wall of noise" as the Kop sings it.

A reminder of success

For Liverpool fans, "One Kiss" is also a reminder of the team's success in the Champions League.

The song was first played during the team's run to the final in 2018, and it has since become synonymous with the team's success in Europe.

'We are used to being the underdog, and there was a lot of talk about it in Milan before the first leg. Then a couple of people started singing "One Kiss" when we were in the hotel, and a good few of us joined in, even though we were heavily outnumbered by AC Milan fans in the bar. It was really funny at the time but it felt special too. The song has always felt special.' Said a Liverpool fan

The perfect anthem

"One Kiss" is the perfect anthem for Liverpool fans. It is a catchy, upbeat song that gets the fans singing and dancing.

The song's lyrics also seem to resonate with the fans, who have been swept away by the team's success in Europe.

It is a song that will continue to be sung by Liverpool fans for many years to come.

Conclusion

"One Kiss" by Dua Lipa has become more than just a song for Liverpool fans. It has become a symbol of unity, togetherness, and success.

The song is a reminder of the team's incredible achievements in the Champions League, and it is a song that will continue to be sung by Liverpool fans for many years to come.