
Their World Cup Group B contest on Tuesday will mark the 104th time Wales and England have met since their first encounter in 1879, when the hosts walked away 2-1 winners in an international friendly at London’s Kennington Oval.
Gareth Southgate’s men have history on their side with 68 wins, 14 losses and 21 draws, while Wales will hope to conjure the magic of some of their most historic victories to stay in the tournament.