Reports say England fans are being warned about what they can bring and sing at upcoming World Cup matches. According to the outlet, supporters may face disciplinary action if they sing anti–Keir Starmer chants. The warnings also address flags and other fan displays that reference the war dead. In particular, the guidance cited focuses on flags showing a silhouette of a soldier holding a rifle, which the outlet says would be treated as prohibited imagery in stadiums. The reports further state that, in the event of rule breaches, enforcement could extend beyond individual fans to the Football Association, with the FA facing potential FIFA fines if supporters are caught violating the restrictions. The reports do not specify the precise wording of the chants that would be sanctioned, the detailed criteria FIFA uses for banning items, or the formal process for any removal or penalties. The overall message across the sources is that World Cup fan conduct and visual displays are subject to FIFA regulations and may result in removal from venues and financial consequences for governing bodies.