‘This country might be back’ – Fans rejoice as Sky Sports announce new Premier League theme tune after five years

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FANS are delighted after Sky Sports announced a change to their Premier League theme tune.

Celeste’s Stop This Flame has been in place for the previous five years and was popular amongst football fans.

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But supporters have found even more reason to be excited following the broadcaster’s latest announcement.

Sky Sports have confirmed their new Prem theme tune will be a reworked version of G.O.A.T by Kasabian, featuring Cristale.

The new song will be in place throughout the 2025/26 campaign, which begins with Sky Sports’ Friday Night Football clash between Liverpool and Bournemouth.

Fans are thrilled with the change and have voiced their approval.

One reacted saying: “Kasabian being used as the Sky Premier League intro again, whisper it quietly but this country may be back.”

Another added: “Kasabian back in the Premier League on Sky. This country might be back.”

A third wrote: “Kasabian back too, huge news for the Barclays Premier League.”

And another commented: “Kasabian on the titles we are so back.”

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Sky Sports have made another big change with Mark Chapman set to join the presenting team for Prem games.

Chapman has previously hosted Carabao Cup games for the broadcaster, and will combine his work at Sky Sports with his role presenting Match of the Day – duties he will share with Gabby Logan and Kelly Cates.

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