England beat Wales 2-1
Supporters at home watch in fan zones and pubs
Which side are you on? Border towns split
The match is under way.
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We're into the national anthems at Lens. Not long to go now...
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Tim Russell is another England fan who's come to watch the game here in Billericay.
He booked two days off work to go to France to watch the game, but decided not to go in the end because of the violenct scenes so far in the tournament.
"I followed England around for games in the 90s, but the things I've been seeing so far during Euro 2016 put me off," he said.
"Plus, I didn't actually have a ticket. So I've just come to the pub nearest my house."
Wales fans get ready for kick-off in Lens.
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Llanymynech pub expecting strong Welsh support
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Some of the Welsh community in London are gathering to watch the match at the London Welsh Centre, which promotes Welsh culture and language in the English capital.
BBC London's Chris Slegg is there with Wales supporters.
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There's no escape of the football, even at Royal Ascot. These two ladies have created Welsh and English-themed headpieces.
Image source, PAAnd Ascot have placated footie fans and put it on the big screen in its exhibition hall.
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Owain Wyn-Evans is the talk of the terrace
The Manic Street Preachers, who've released Wales' official anthem for Euros, tweet their support.
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Local Hero general manager David Radburn, originally from Coventry, has been in the pub trade about 40 years - he even had the FA Cup on his head after the Sky Blues's famous 1987 triumph.
But apparently none of that compared to the atmosphere when champions Leicester beat Everton 3-1 - when, David says, 3,000 people were outside, singing and dancing.
"I've had a few mates [from Coventry] give me digs when they've seen me in a Leicester shirt," he said.
Claire Hawke
BBC Local Live
A combination of sea mist and the England v Wales game, means many people I've spoken to on Perranporth Beach were packing up early.
I managed to catch the Gardner family from Evesham just before they packed away their eye-catching England windbreak.
They are heading back to their holiday park nearby to watch the match, with dad Craig (also a Leicester fan) predicting a 3-1 win for England, if Jamie Vardy starts.
Wales' First Minister Carwyn Jones is in good company on his way to watch the match.
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The bar staff tell me people were queuing at the door when they opened at 11:00.
Caerphilly taxi driver Theo Lazarou has given himself the afternoon off.
Mark in Cardiff thinks Wales will win 2-0.
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