FanChants: Football Songs 3.0.0

Introducing the all-new FanChants app! Experience the electrifying atmosphere of match day right on your iPhone. With over 20,000 authentic football chants and soccer songs, contributed by real fans from more than 800 teams across 90+ countries, this app is a must-have.

Featured in renowned publications like The New York Times, BBC, and FourFourTwo magazine, FanChants is your ultimate companion for every football lover.

Unlock a world of possibilities with FanChants:

• Lyrics: Never be lost for words again with the complete lyrics for all songs in the app.
• New Chants: Receive regular updates of new chants as they are submitted by fans.
• Alerts: Stay connected with your favorite team by registering and receiving notification of new chants specifically for your team.
• Record Songs: Keep your library up to date by submitting new chants using our high-quality recording feature.
• Staff Picks: Don't miss out on the best chants! Explore our handpicked selection from the vast library.
• Chant Of The Day: Discover a special chant selected daily from our extensive collection.
• 'Fave' Playlist: Enjoy offline listening of full-length songs in high-quality audio format.
• Ringtones: Customize your phone with unique chants as ringtones for your friends and enemies. Upgrade or share the app for bonus features!

The New York Times describes FanChants as "a repository of over 20,000 chants from more than 700 teams worldwide. From fierce and passionate to lighthearted and funny, these chants offer a glimpse into how fans ignite stadiums."

The Times Online states, "Have you ever found yourself in a stadium surrounded by fans singing at the top of their lungs, only to be left miming along because you don't know the words? FanChants.com ensures that never happens again. It brings the best football ditties to life, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the experience. From Manchester City's emotive 'Your Suit's From Matalan' to Yeovil's inviting 'Drink Up Thy Cider,' you'll never be short of words again."