Kasabian's "G.O.A.T" to Herold Premier League Return on Sky Sports

This season's Premier League coverage on Sky Sports will be introduced by a remixed version of Leicester rockers Kasabian's song "G.O.A.T", a testament to the band's enduring popularity in the world of football. The song, which features vocals from Kasabian's Serge Pizzorno and London artist Cristale, is a reworked version of the original track from their album "Happenings". The new rendition has been released on Spotify, and fans will be able to hear it for the first time during Liverpool's match against Bournemouth at Anfield tomorrow night.

Key Takeaways:

  • The remixed version of Kasabian's "G.O.A.T" will introduce Sky Sports' Premier League coverage this season, succeeding Celeste's "Stop This Flame" which was used for the previous four seasons.
  • Kasabian collaborated with London artist Cristale to create the reworked version of the song, which has been released on Spotify.
  • The song is about self-belief and chasing one's dreams, as stated by Kasabian's Serge Pizzorno, and is not specifically about Leicester City's Jamie Vardy, despite the frontman's admiration for the player.
  • Sky Sports director of football Gary Hughes considers music to be an integral part of the channel's football coverage, and Kasabian's "G.O.A.T" is a part of their long-standing relationship with the band.
  • The song is the perfect fit to kick-start the Premier League season, with Liverpool taking on Bournemouth at Anfield tomorrow night.
  • Kasabian's much-loved song "Club Foot" provided the intro music for Sky Sports' coverage of the 2009-10 season, making this a return for the band to the platform.

Statistics:

  • Premier League champions Liverpool take on Bournemouth at Anfield tomorrow night, marking the return of Kasabian's "G.O.A.T" to Sky Sports' coverage.
  • Celeste's "Stop This Flame" was used to introduce Sky Sports' Premier League coverage for the previous four seasons.
  • The remixed version of "G.O.A.T" has been released on Spotify, available to fans worldwide.

Sources:

  • Kasabian's official statement on the reworked version of "G.O.A.T" (no date provided)
  • Sky Sports' press release announcing Kasabian's return to the platform (no date provided)
  • Cristale's collaboration with Kasabian on the reworked version of "G.O.A.T" (no date provided)