Northern Ireland fans have called for a minute's applause at Thursday's game against Ukraine for the tragic young man who died after a fall in Nice.
It comes as Republic of Ireland fans showed solidarity with one minute of applause during their side's first clash of Euro 2016 against Sweden in Paris on Monday evening.
1 min applause for dead NI fan at the #EURO2016 showing at Titanic Quarter during the #COYBIG match #DarrenRodgers
Police have said he was on his own at the time and died in hospital overnight.
It has been reported he fell from the promenade onto a rocky beach at Castle Plage on the Promenade des Anglais.
On Sunday Northern Ireland took on Poland in their first Euro 2016 game.
The Irish Football Association chief executive Patrick Nelson is in talks with UEFA about holding a minute's silence ahead of Thursday's game.
He said: “We’ll ask Uefa whether it’s appropriate to have a minute’s silence before the [Ukraine] game and/ or to wear black armbands.
He added: “From an Association perspective we just want to respect Darren’s memory and celebrate the life of Darren and do what his family thinks is appropriate.”
The Northern Ireland team have led tributes to the young man with striker Kyle Lafferty saying they have "lost one of their own".
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