Luke Shaw has warned the way Wales celebrated England's elimination from Euro 2016 will add extra motivation to their World Cup clash on Tuesday.
The neighbouring nations meet at Ahmed bin Ali Stadium in their final Group B game with Wales needing a win.
While England are favourites to progress as group winners despite an uninspiring goalless draw against the United States on Friday, Wales are on the cusp of elimination.
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The sides met in the group stages in France six years ago when Daniel Sturridge scored an injury-time winner for England, who were then embarrassingly dumped out by Iceland as Wales progressed through to the semi-finals.
Footage emerged of the Wales players celebrating jubilantly as England crashed out and Shaw revealed that has not been forgotten in the England dressing room and will bring extra spice to Tuesday night's showdown.
"I think you could say that," Shaw said when asked if the Wales reaction would provide extra motivation. "But our motivation in itself has to be at its highest level. We are at the World Cup. We have great aims for what we want to achieve.
"We have to have the maximum motivation at every game. I don't think there's any more motivation than what we have already."
Shaw missed Euro 2016 while recovering from a broken leg - although he was still aware of the Wales video doing the rounds. A number of current England players were in that squad, including skipper Harry Kane, Raheem Sterling and Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson.
"Of course, it wasn't nice," said Shaw. "I don't want to dwell too much on to that. I want to focus on what we do on the pitch. We can say things in interviews and I'd rather do our talking on the pitch, rather than off it."
Pressed on the matter, Shaw suggested the Wales reaction had been disrespectful when asked if England would celebrate in the same manner, saying: "I think we are a respectful group. We do things in the right way. That's the example Gareth wants to set. We are fully behind that. We are fully respectful.
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"I think their motivation is going to be extremely high. They are going to give everything to win. It's not an easy game. But we need to focus on what we do. The talent we have, the depth we have, we need to focus on ourselves. If we prepare properly, we should win the game."
Wales star Jonny Williams, who filmed the famous video, said: "I was videoing it and put it in the WhatsApp group. It ended up getting leaked and the manager (Chris Coleman) wasn't too bothered so I was alright.
"A lot of things went in that group chat that trip, but the thing was there was a lot of players in that chat that weren't in the squad at the time. I think it was every Wales player that had played the last few years and I didn't know that.
"It was the summer and people were on holiday and it got leaked. We never found out who leaked it, but I get blamed anyway. There is much more tighter security now."
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