Football is nothing without fans. The beautiful game is so popular around the world because of its unique ability to bring people together.

So we want to know what's on your mind each week. Which videos do you keep coming back to? Or has there been a fascinating feature on your favourite team or player that deserves wider viewing? Submit your thoughts via social media with the hashtag #WeLiveFootball, and we'll pick the top ones to showcase here.

An Anfield double dip kicks off this week's list, brought together as always by FIFA's Fan Movement and your choices on social media.

From Yash Vig (India) This season Liverpool have created a series of videos chronicling the permeating relationship between the club and its fans. The latest tribute was released before the team's UEFA Champions League quarter-finals first leg against Porto, and it may be the most affecting to date. This one comes from @yashvig009.

From Makoto Takashi (Japan) Last May, Liverpool FC Women forward Ashley Hodson went down in training after suffering damage to her knee's anterior cruciate ligament. Approaching the prime of her career, the 23-year-old could have missed up to a year of playing time. But she returned to scoring goals in February and – as @mt_capricorn shares with us – agreed to a contract extension with Liverpool this week.

From Silvia Salute (Italy) Ajax players and fans are enjoying themselves this year, and why not? They conquered Champions League holders Real Madrid and top the Eredivisie standings. A particular club tradition has won @sy_healthy over – fans singing Bob Marley's "Three Little Birds" during matches, which has been going strong for over a decade.

From Benedikt Saltzer (Germany) The FIFA eNations Cup arrives in London this weekend, and the Germans expect to be a formidable foe in Group C. Five of Germany's players rank in the current top 10 of the FIFA 19 Global Series rankings across both platforms, and they'll be coached by @VfL_SaLz0r, a 2016 Grand Finalist.

From Christopher Lash (Poland) Over the past 15 years, no football league has seen a larger percent increase in fan attendance than the Polish first division; that's according to the CIES Football Observatory Monthly Report shared by @rightbankwarsaw. The host country for the upcoming FIFA U-20 World Cup boasts a 47 per cent attendance boost in that time frame. Major League Soccer in the United States sits second at 34 per cent. Dig into the rest of the numbers below.