Liverpool's Champions League success over Tottenham Hotspur will go down as one of the greatest nights in the club's illustrious history.
It was a special evening for fans around the world as Jurgen Klopp's side made history by lifting the European cup in Madrid.
There was so much captivating content from the evening shared to social media including videos of supporters from celebrating in Liverpool and beyond celebrating the win.
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And now a spinetingling video fans may have missed has emerged online and it makes for a very emotional.
It is an audio clip of BBC Radio 5 Live's post-match call-in show, hosted by Robbie Savage and Steve Crossman, after the game.
On the show a lifelong Liverpool fan called David gives his emotional verdict on how he feels after the Reds became six-time winners.
"I've been going to Anfield since 1954. 65 years and I've seen them win 55 trophies now since they were promoted in 1962," David told.
"I'm so pleased. I'm pleased for Klopp because everybody's saying he hasn't won anything with Liverpool. But he has now mate, he has now. I'm absolutely chuffed."
Liverpool's anthem 'You'll never walk alone' can be heard being played in the background at the Wanda Metropolitano as David is being interviewed.
And Savage increases the audio, to let listeners hear the supporters in the stadium singing the famous song.
The former midfielder then asks: "David can you hear this? Can you hear the song? Just listen to that David. Here we go David, listen to that."
It is an incredibly emotional moment as David then starts singing along with those fans gathered in the home of Atletico Madrid.
The post was shared to Reddit and fans on the popular site have found the audio clip very moving.
One user wrote: "Every single time I hear this song, especially when sung by the crowd, I get goosebumps and tear up. Every single time. There's nothing like it in football."
Another added: "That’s the power of football. To take a song from a now forgotten musical and turn it into the most powerful and recognizable global sport anthem.
"I remember playing the clip from Australia for a friend who knew nothing about soccer, and her reaction was priceless. She said something to the effect of, 'I want to be a part of something THAT powerful'.
"It takes a special club with special fans to make that happen."
A fan of Ajax was moved by the clip and wrote: "For fans like David I really hope you guys win the Premier League! Goosebumps here. Cheers from an Ajax-fan".
