David Guetta releases the official song of UEFA EURO 2016

Guetta will perform at the Euros

The UEFA EURO 2016 preparation continues to gain momentum and on Friday, the official song of the tournament was released. David Guetta who is a DJ and mixer has released the song ‘This one’s for you’ and it will be played throughout the tournament,

The song features Swedish singer Zara Larsson. The unique feature of the song is the fact that it contains the voices of one million football fans worldwide. The fans were able to incorporate their voices into the song through a special online app

The song is now available to users worldwide to stream or buy the tune. The opening ceremony of the UEFA EURO 2016 will be headlined by David Guetta and Zara Larsson as they will perform the song during the event.

The song will also be played during the opening and closing sequences of every match broadcasted on television. Also, when a goal is scored an edited version of the fan recordings from the song will be played which will add to the atmosphere inside the stadium.

Guetta will also perform the song during the closing ceremony of the tournament which will take place at the Stade De France. People who will be in Paris during the tournament will be in for a treat when they visit the Eiffel tower since the artist will be performing for free at the famed landmark on June 9th.

Here is the link where the soundtrack can be downloaded through iTunes and Play store:

David Guetta: This one’s for you

Wenger feels France are favourites to win 

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is backing his home country France to win EURO 2016. The French have a very good side filled with stars like Paul Pogba and Antoine Griezmann and they are playing in front of their home crowd which could give them an advantage.

Speaking to Arsenal.com he said, “I believe France has a good opportunity because they play at home and traditionally at home they have shown they can win. You have to consider as well teams like Germany, who just won the World Cup. Spain, you never rule them out.”

Roy Hodgson will be without Danny Welbeck for the Euros after the forward is set to undergo surgery. The recovery time is estimated to be around 9 months and it is a big blow for the player, Arsenal and England.

The dark horses of the tournament will no doubt be Belgium who will be without Vincent Kompany. But even without the Manchester City captain, the Belgians have a strong team and others will have to be wary of their threat.