WATCH: Irish soccer fans break out in epic sing-song in Lisbon

On Saturday, the Republic of Ireland faced Portugal at Estádio José Alvalade in the UEFA World Cup Qualifiers.

Ireland has yet to get a win as they vie for a place in the World Cup, having lost to Armenia 2-1 and drawn with Hungary 2-2.

With the Portugal match providing yet another testing evening, fans didn’t let it dampen their spirits, instead breaking out into a rendition of Grace on the streets of Lisbon.

Irish Football Fan TV shared a clip of the craic on TikTok, writing: "The boys in green are taking over Lisbon, just hours before the Republic of Ireland takes on Portugal in the Jose Alvalade stadium.

"The fans singing Grace in the famous pink street of Lisbon."

@irishfootballfantv The boys in green are taking over Lisbon, just hours before the Republic of Ireland takes on Portugal in the Jose Alvalade stadium. The fans singing Grace in the famous pink street of Lisbon. #coybig #Ireland #football #Grace #fans ♬ original sound - Irish Football Fan TV

The clip shows a sea of green as Irish fans take over the street, happily singing along, with a couple of Irish flags visible.

 Social media users took to the comments, full of praise for the jolly Irish supporters.

One wrote: "Irish fans are the best in the world," while another added: "And no trouble will be seen, just a good time and home for the night! We are just class."

A third added: "It’s incredibly true of us, we’re never aggressive, we’re there for the craic."

Unfortunately, it wasn’t to be for Ireland on the night, with the boys in Green losing after a late goal in the 91st minute from Ruben Neves.

As all three points go to the host team, former goalkeeper Shay Given was less than impressed as he hit out at referee Ivan Kružliak.

The Donegal man claimed that "every decision" went Portugal’s way on the night, revealing he was "absolutely gutted for the lads."

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Shay branded the penalty given to Portugal an "absolute disgrace" and said VAR should have overruled the referee’s decision.

He said: "To concede in injury time is a kick in the teeth for everyone. It was night and day in terms of performance level compared to the Armenia game… I felt they deserved a point, they really did."

The team’s attention now turns to Tuesday, where they will meet Armenia once again in hopes of turning it around for themselves.

The match takes place in Dublin’s Aviva Stadium as Ireland travels to Armenia for their first clash.

* This article was originally published on Extra.ie.