Brothers' song for the Reds.

A SCOTS duo's song could inspire Liverpool to Champion's League victory.

Irwin and Alex McMillan's Fields of Anfield Road - set to the tune of Celtic favourite Fields of Athenry - has already been adopted as an anthem by the Reds fans.

And the Oban-born brothers, who now live in Liverpool, have shifted 5000 copies of the CD.

The song could be heard clearly during Rafael Benitez's side's narrow semi-final win over Chelsea.

And now the brothers, who play the club circuit in England as Scotch On The Rocks, hope it can help them triumph over AC Milan on Wednesday.

The McMillans recorded a number of songs for Liverpool but the one which really took off was Fields of Anfield Road, which was played regularly at home matches.

Celtic supporter Irwin admits he can't wait to hear the fans belting out his song on Wednesday.

He added: 'They will definitely sing it, I'm sure. It will make me feel so proud.

'Not many lads come south and achieve this kind of thing. I just hope the song can inspire the boys to get the right result on the pitch.'

Irwin and Alex first found fame in 1988 when they appeared on Opportunity

FIELDS OF ANFIELD ROAD

Verse 1 Outside the Shankly gates, I heard a Kopite calling, 'Shankly they have taken you away, But you left a great 11, Before you went to heaven.

Now it's glory round the fields of Anfield Road.

Chorus All round the fields of Anfield Road, Where once we watched the King Kenny play, We had Heighway on the wing, We had dreams and songs to sing, Of the glory round the fields of Anfield Road Verse 2 Outside the Paisley gates, I heard the Kopite calling, 'Paisley they have taken you away, You led the great 11 , Back in Rome in '77, And the Red men they are still playing the same way

Irwin and Alex McMillan 

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LIVERPOOL BOSS: Benitez