Summary

  • England beat Wales 2-1

  • Supporters at home watch in fan zones and pubs

  • Which side are you on? Border towns split

Live Reporting

  1. Singin' in the rain for Wales fans....

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  2. Disappointment for England fans

    Jodie Smith
    BBC News

    Gareth Bale's goal for Wales just before half time has caused cries of despair among the England fans here in Billericay.

    Sad fans

    Time to grab a drink and cool off (all the bodies in here mean it's quite warm), and fingers crossed England can come back strongly in the second half.

  3. Half-time

    Swansea celebrates the first half which sees Wales 1-0 up.

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  4. 'Well done boyo!'

    Soprano Katherine Jenkins was pleased with that goal.

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  5. All hail Gareth Bale (the chick)

    Gabalfa Primary School in Cardiff predicted Gareth Bale would be the key man for Wales with the help of a fluffy friend...

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  6. GOAL!! 1-0 to Wales

    Another Gareth Bale free-kick. Let's see how that changes the friendly rivalry... 

  7. Anyone would think there was a game on...

    Steve Marshall
    BBC Sport

    This was the scene just before kick-off at Leeds station, with cafe staff telling me it had gone quieter than normal.

    Leeds stationSteve Marshall

    Unsurprisingly, they put it down to this afternoon's game and are expecting it to get much busier after 16:00.

  8. English and Welsh fans watch the big game in border village

    Andy Giddings
    BBC Shropshire

    Fans of England and Wales are watching in the village of Llanymynech, which has the Shropshire-Powys border running through it.

    There are some divided loyalties, because many have friends and family from both sides of the national divide.

    Fans in pub

    Brothers John and Dave Roberts say they're cheering on both sides, but are backing England, because they need the win more.

  9. England go close...

    Jodie Smith
    BBC News

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  10. Fans descend on Millennium Square in Leeds

    Tom Airey
    Reporter, BBC News Online

    The sun is out and fans have descended on the outdoor screening in Leeds' Millennium Square.

    After some early doubts, the ice cream seller must now be chuffed with his decision.

    Millennium Square

  11. 'Spirit of 2016'

    Retired Welsh international Cliff Jones tweets his support from the match.

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  12. 'Lone Welsh flag'

    Lorraine Jones is watching the match at Hotel Football Old Trafford.

    She says: "I am a lone Welshie in a sea of England flags...!#euro2016"

    Welsh flag among the English flagsLorraine Jones

  13. George and the Dragon in the fanzone

    Opposing fans at the Lille fanzone

    Max Evans
    BBC Wales reporter

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  14. Huge support for England on Perranporth beach

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  15. Watching in France

    Hywel Griffith
    BBC News' Wales Correspondent in France

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  16. Watch: The scene at the Inn on the Green in Billericay

    Jodie Smith
    BBC News

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  17. A lesson in Welsh support

    Pupils at Ysgol David Hughes, Porthaethwy, on Anglesey, north Wales, take a break from lessons to cheers on their team.

    Pupils at Ysgol David Hughes, Porthaethwy, on Anglesey, north Wales

  18. School's out for football

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  19. Watch: Pub landlady expecting strong Welsh support

    Andy Giddings
    BBC Local Live

    Sarah Gregory runs The Dolphin pub in the Welsh half of Llanymynech (the border runs straight through the middle of the village) and she's expecting strong Welsh support .

    But, she's trying to welcome fans of both sides.

  20. In the minority... a Wales fan in Cornwall

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