Dutch fans bring the party to Hamburg with viral dance

'Links Rechts' anthem unites Oranje supporters in Germany

Chant and dance take social media by storm

Dutch fans are making their presence felt at the European Championship with their infectious enthusiasm and viral dance moves. The Oranje faithful have been spotted throughout Germany, but it was in Hamburg that they truly stole the show.

During the Netherlands' 3-2 victory over Ukraine, a group of fans were filmed performing the 'Links Rechts' dance, a catchy tune by Dutch duo Snollebollekes. The video quickly went viral, with millions of views and shares on social media.

The dance is simple but effective, involving fans jumping up and down while moving their arms from side to side. It's a perfect way to show support for the team and create a sense of unity among fans.

The 'Links Rechts' dance has become so popular that it's even been adopted by the Netherlands' players. After their victory over Ukraine, the team performed the dance on the pitch in front of their adoring fans.

The Dutch fans' infectious enthusiasm and viral dance moves are a reminder that football is more than just a game. It's a way to bring people together and create unforgettable memories.

Conclusion

As the Netherlands prepares for its quarter-final match against the Czech Republic, the Oranje fans are sure to continue their party atmosphere. With their infectious enthusiasm and viral dance moves, they're proving that they're not just football fans, they're also a force to be reckoned with on social media.