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In order to advance to the round of 16, Wales must defeat England in Group B on judgment day.

Rob Page’s Dragons have had a dismal experience in Qatar; they have only earned a point from their first two games and now need to defeat their neighbors, Al Rayyan.

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It will be difficult to defeat England since, despite a goalless draw with the USA, the Three Lions have not yet guaranteed their own place to the last 16.

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It promises to be an intriguing final night in Group B even without the permutations.

Wales vs England Team News

Following his recovery from a hamstring injury as a substitute against Iran, Joe Allen should be able to start for Wales.

Given the greater necessity to score goals and win the game, Brennan Johnson and Daniel James are vying for the starting position. Due to his suspension, Danny Ward will start in goal.

Kyle Walker may be able to return from his groin injury for England, and Gareth Southgate is likely to think about switching back to a five-at-the-back defense.

Harry Kane seems to be well after suffering a foot injury in the first game, and Phil Foden might play. Jordan Henderson will make his debut in lieu of the rested Jude Bellingham.

Head to head (Head-To-Head) history and results

Wales have not beaten England since 1984.

Wales wins: 21

Draws: 14

England wins: 68

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