Leeds United loanee Daniel James has played down the importance of Wales' World Cup clash with England in the final Group B fixture. The two home nations have been drawn against each other and will face each other in similar fashion to the Euro 2016 tournament.
The two nations played in the second round of fixtures in that tournament, with Daniel Sturridge grabbing a late winner for the Three Lions in added time. However, it was Wales who would top the group and reach the semi-finals of the tournament.
England would fare better in the most recent European Championship last year, reaching the final and losing on penalties to Italy. For Wales, this is their first World Cup finals since 1958, something that James thinks will make the tournament that extra bit special.
