Today is the group match between England and Wales. By 2pm. @ Stade Bolla
ert-De
lelis.

GROUP B
Team
Games played
Points
Goal difference
Wales
1
3
+1
Slovakia
2
3
0
England
1
1
0
Russia
2
1
-1

Only two teams are guaranteed a place in the knockout
rounds, with four of the six third-placed teams also
progressing. Teams which finish their group games on the
same number of points are separated by their head-to-head
records before goal difference comes in to play.

If Wales win...
Gareth Bale scored in Wales' win against Slovakia
Wales will go on to six points from two games and win the
group. Slovakia could join them on six points if they beat
England in their final fixture and Wales lose to Russia, but
Wales will have a superior head-to-head record after
beating Slovakia 2-1.
Defeat for England would leave Roy Hodgson's men in third or fourth place, depending on how heavy the loss is. They would then need to beat Slovakia and make up any goal difference deficit on Russia, should they beat Wales, to take second.
England can only finish third if they draw against Slovakia
and Russia fail to beat Wales and have a worse goal
difference. Hodgson and England would then have to wait
to see whether two points from three games would be
enough to progress to the knockout phase as one of the
four best third-placed teams.

If England win... Eric Dier was on target for England in their draw with Russia An England victory would put England top of Group B and knowing a win over Slovakia in their final pool game would guarantee first place. They could also secure top spot if they draw with Slovakia and Wales draw or lose against Russia. Wales could still win Group B but would need to beat Russia and hope England fail to defeat Slovakia. They will finish second if both they and England win, or both England v Slovakia and Wales v Russia end in draws. If Wales lose to Russia and Slovakia get a point or three against England, Wales will finish fourth and will definitely be out of Euro 2016.

If England and Wales draw… Russia and Slovakia could capitalise on a draw between England and Wales If England and Wales draw, Wales will remain top of Group B, with England staying in third place on two points. Wales will finish top if they beat Russia or both final group- stage fixtures end in a draw. England could still win the group by beating Slovakia if Wales draw (thanks to goal difference) or lose to Russia. If England go on to draw with Slovakia, Russia must beat Wales to knock England out and take at least third. If England lose to Slovakia and Russia win, England will be out. If England lose by more than one goal and Russia draw, England will be out on goal difference.

Match facts -This will be the 102nd time that England and Wales have played each other, although this is the first instance of them facing off in the finals of a major tournament. -Wales have failed to beat England in seven of their last eight attempts (W1, D1, L6); their most recent win against their neighbours came back in May 1984, a 1-0 victory in Wrexham. -This is only the second time England are facing another country from the United Kingdom in a major tournament, after beating Scotland 2-0 at Euro 1996. The Three Lions have played in Lens once before, securing a 2-0 victory over Colombia in the Stade Bollaert-Delelis during the 1998 World Cup. -Wales have only scored twice across their last eight meetings with England; failing to get on the scoresheet in the last four matches played against their neighbours. -Mark Hughes is the last Welsh player to score against England; it was in May 1984 (1-0). -England have scored at least once in six of their last seven attempts versus the Dragons, but never more than twice in this run, the last time they scored three or more was in 1978 (3-1 in Cardiff). -Wales have conceded in each of their last five games (including friendlies), their worst run of conceding since March 2013 (11). -England have failed to score more than once in 13 of their last 14 matches at a major tournament (World Cup and EURO finals). -England mustered nine shots against Russia in the first- half, their most in a EURO finals match in the opening 45 minutes since 2004 (11 v Croatia). -At 25y 293d, England’s starting 11 against Russia was their second-youngest ever at a major finals after the 2002 World Cup clash with Sweden (25y 206d). -Ramsey has had a hand in three goals in his last three games for Wales (two goals, one assist). -Jamie Vardy has scored in three of his last four appearances for the Three Lions. -Gareth Bale has scored 14 of the 31 Wales goals under Chris Coleman since he took charge of his first game in February 2012 (45%). -Wayne Rooney has scored in seven of his last eight competitive appearances for England.

POSSIBLE STARTING LINEUPS
England predicted XI: Joe Hart; Kyle Walker, Gary Cahill, Chris Smalling, Danny Rose; Eric Dier, Dele Alli, James Milner, Wayne Rooney, Jamie Vardy; Harry Kane
Wales predicted XI: Wayne Hennessey; James Chester, Ashley Williams, Ben Davies; Chris Gunter, Aaron Ramsey, Joe Allen, Joe Ledley, Neil Taylor; Gareth Bale; Hal Robson- Kanu

Guys, what do you think abotu the match?

FT DRAW!... England iyaff enter one chance if dey draw this match again

wales will defeat england,bale will be a handfull.

Nostradamus:
wales will defeat england,bale will be a handfull.

Yeah wales must win the match 'cos they know what is at stake