A close second as it really did turn things around at Euros 2020, where it was as celebrated as our beloved 'Three Lions'. A whole new cast of celebrity campmates will be ditching their creature comforts for a life lived under the stars; where collecting stars is once again key to earning food for camp. The song entered the UK Singles chart at number three, beaten by a cover of " Light My Fire" by Will Young, who was the winner of that year's series of the reality show Pop Idol, which Ant & Dec presented, and also by the previous week's number-one single, Eminem's " Without Me". It became their highest-peaking single at the time, beating 1994's " Let's Get Ready to Rhumble", which had only reached number nine.

An honourary mention has to go to 'Whole Again' - whose lyrics have been altered to incorporate everyone's champion, England national football team coach Gareth Southgate, and the nation's favourite phrase 'Football's coming home again'. Originally adopted by fans of the Northern Ireland national football team, as a sporting song, after defeating England in 2005, the song has been played at home games ever since, particularly during Euro 2016. No Alla Violenza' was the mantra as loved-up England fans ditched the hooliganism and England reached the semi-finals. 2. 'Sweet Caroline' - Neil Diamond (1969)

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Ryan, Gavin (2011). Australia's Music Charts 1988–2010 (PDFed.). Mt Martha, Victoria, Australia: Moonlight Publishing. p.16. For "Let's Get Ready to Rhumble": "Chart Archive > 6th April 2013". Official Charts Company. 6 April 2013. OK, so this is not a World Cup song and probably unworthy of a place in this run-down, but who can resist mentioning this synth-pop opus, courtesy of Spurs team-mates Hoddla and Waddla.

As the campmates get used to camp, each other and the various Trials heading their way, who will ultimately leave victorious as the new King or Queen of the Jungle?El Tel recorded a double A-side with little-known indie band, Rider, with one terrace-friendly chant version and another Frank Sinatra-style swing version. PJ & Duncan are a British pop-rap duo from Newcastle upon Tyne, England. They formed in 1993, as a result of the popular British children's TV drama series, "Byker Grove", in which their two characters were involved in a music-based storyline. When the two actors left the series, they retained their characters' names and subsequently launched a successful pop career, beginning in December 1993 with their debut single, "Tonight I'm Free". The song was the duo's first single since their 1997 release " Falling", after which they had decided to end their pop career and move into television presenting. They resurrected their musical career for CD:UK in 2000, for a one off performance of " Let's Get Ready to Rhumble". Their success with that performance led to "We're on the Ball". Tony and Nigel face a drinking Trial in the Scarena that sees hosts Ant and Dec and their fellow Away team campmates in fits of giggles as the duo attempt to down the various liquid offerings in today's Trial - DOWN YOUR SORROWS Following the release of their first two singles, they rebranded themselves as "PJ & Duncan AKA", whilst the release of their third album in 1996 saw the duo attempt to reinvent themselves by releasing music for the first time using their real names of "Ant & Dec".