Wales and England will face off at the Ahmed bin Ali Stadium on Tuesday in their final group game at this World Cup, with both sides keen to end on the strongest note possible.
The game is a must-win for Rob Page’s Wales side, who would need to gain three points and pull off a remarkable swing in goal difference in order to progress from Group B.
England can almost taste the last 16 after taking four points from their first two games, but the Three Lions’ failure to beat the USA in their second game means it’s still all to play for.
Here’s all you need to know about this Home Nations clash in Qatar.
Wales vs England H2H Results (All Time)
Current Form (Last Five Games)
Wales team news
Wales will be without first-choice goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey after the 35-year-old picked up a straight red in his side’s defeat against Iran.
Midfield lynchpin Joe Allen could be fit to start against England, having made his return from injury as a substitute in that 2-0 defeat.
Wales Starting 11 (3-5-2): Ward; Mepham, Rodon, Davies; Roberts, Allen, Ampadu, Wilson, Williams; Bale, Moore.
Bench: Davies, Gunter, Lockyer, Cabango, Ramsey, Morrell, Williams, Thomas, Levitt, Colwill, Smith, Johnson, Harris, James.
England team news
Once again, England fans face a nervous wait to see if Harry Kane will be fit to face Wales.
The England captain was photographed with his ankle bandaged up following the draw against the USA, having previously picked up a knock there against Iran.
There are no fresh injury concerns for Gareth Southgate’s side, however, and the only other debate is whether the manager opts to rotate the side following their stodgy performance in their second game.
England Starting 11 (4-3-3): Pickford; Trippier, Stones, Maguire, Shaw; Rice, Henderson, Mount; Foden, Kane, Rashford.
Bench: Pope, Ramsdale, Walker, Alexander-Arnold, Dier, Coady, White, Bellingham, Philips, Saka, Gallagher, Grealish, Sterling, Wilson, Maddison.
England to win – England have won each of their last six games against Wales, scoring 11 goals in that run and conceding only one, a Gareth Bale free-kick at EURO 2016.
Harry Kane to score first is currently 11/4*
Draw – England have won just one of their last eight games in all competitions, while they’ve drawn four of their last seven matches.
Both teams to score? No – Both teams have scored in just one of the last seven meetings between Wales and England, although that did come the last time the two sides met at a major tournament (EURO ’16).
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