Republic of Ireland football fans were filmed mocking England supporters with a chant about Queen Elizabeth II, a day before the second anniversary of her death, during a UEFA Nations League match in Dublin. The chant, which included the lyrics 'Lizzie’s in a box,' surfaced on social media and garnered significant backlash, with many condemning the behavior. The incident occurred prior to England's 2-0 victory, which marked Lee Carsley's first match as interim manager. Police maintained order with a strong presence, and at least three arrests were made following the match. Despite calls for England fans to respect local culture, authorities refrained from specifically asking fans to avoid contentious chants. This incident reflects ongoing tensions between the two nations, echoing past mockery directed at the late Queen during other football events.