Football followers watching King Charles' coronation had been left confused after claiming to have heard the Champions League anthem performed throughout the ceremony. On Saturday, The Prince of Wales ascended to the throne following Queen Elizabeth's loss of life in September and formally topped in Westminster, with hundreds of thousands of individuals watching world wide. But some folks had been left bewildered by the obvious acquainted sound of the soccer anthem ringing out. 

The well-liked quantity, which is performed earlier than each European recreation within the membership competitors, was composed by Tony Britten again in 1992 when the match was based by UEFA. Titled 'Champions League', it accommodates lyrics in German, French and English to replicate the principle languages of UEFA.

Fans had been adamant that the identical tune was performed out throughout the proceedings at Westminster Abbey as King Charles awaited his official crowning.

One Twitter person @Thogden wrote: "That’s gotta be the Champions League music", with three crying emojis to sum up his utter bafflement. However, this proved to not be the case.

The melody behind the 'Champions League' tune was tailored from 'Zadok the Priest', which was written by George Frideric Handel.

The tune was composed again within the 18th Century in 1727 for the coronation of King George II and it was becoming that it was replayed for Charles' ceremony - the primary since Queen Elizabeth's coronation in 1952.

And it was this historic classical tune that was carried out throughout the ceremony, versus Britten's famed anthem, on Saturday.

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