Taylor Swift fans say 'Liverpool won' as Eras Tour Anfield show hit with surprise

Taylor Swift shocked fans at Anfield Stadium, on Friday, June 14, with her choice of surprise song.

Every night on the Eras Tour, the American superstar performs a surprise song, or two, to thousands of fans. On her second show in at Anfield stadium, home of Liverpool FC, Taylor added an extra surprise element, as she decided to perform a song released Rihanna and Calvin Harris.

On the 101th Eras Tour show, Taylor sang This Is What You Came For which she wrote under the pseudonym Nils Sjöberg - when she was dating Calvin Harris. They decided to keep the collaboration a secret but later told fans about the truth about Taylor writing the lyrics, when they split up in 2016.

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During the acoustic section of the concert, Taylor also performed his Is What You Came For and gold rush and a piano medley of The Great War and You’re Losing Me.

One fan commented: "I’m fully convinced that Liverpool Day 2 won for the best surprise songs." Another added: "The way no one thought this could even be an option????????"

A third said: "I would have cried." And another person commented: "wow what a beautiful, unexpected mashup, I'm obsessed."

Someone else said: "Best thing about this - Calvin Harris is a huge Liverpool FC fan. Performing at Anfield is probably his dream. You go girl!" And another fan added: "I bet she sang it as Calvin Harris is a massive Liverpool supporter as he was on the bus with them when they won the league!"

Last night on the 100th show, the Reputation singer managed to cram in four songs, a mash-up of I Can See You and Mine, and Cornelia Street and Maroon. Her choosing I Can See You, from Speak Now, came as no surprise to many Scousers, as the music video was shot in Liverpool.

Speaking about singing I Can See You, Taylor told the crowds: "Last time I was in Liverpool, I was shooting a music video."

I don't want any Taylor Swift fans heading to Anfield to make same mistake as me