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. Border town: 'It's a real split'

    Tension is rising between husband and wife Karl and Jen Bridger, who run a post office in the border town of Llanymynech, between Powys and Shropshire.

    Karl and Jen BridgerPost Office

    The border runs right down the middle of the village, we even have a golf course where you can tee off in Wales and putt out in England. It's a real split between our team in terms of the national loyalties. Even my husband and I will be supporting different sides.

    Jen Bridger

  2. Restaurant with a Welsh flavour

    BBC Sports Commentator Conor McNamara spotted this aptly named eaterie in the French capital.

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  3. Red and white seats lined up for football fans

    Ana Guerra-Moore
    BBC News Online

    How cool is this - glowing red and white seats await fans in the Arizona pub here in Sunderland.

    Fans will not only be able to wear England's colours - they'll also be able to sit on them.

    Cheryl McDonald, the pub's manager, told me the seats are expected to be the top spot during the match.

    Red and white seats

  4. England v Wales - which side are you on?

    If you can't make it to France to see England play Wales - what about choosing somewhere on the Welsh border?

    Wayne Rooney (left) & Gareth BaleRex Features

    BBC reporter Pam Parkes is at the Bell Inn, in Redbrook on the River Wye, which is showing the game live.

    The pub is in England but Wales is only a five minute walk away.  

  6. Rain hasn't stopped play

    The weather in Lens has failed to dampen the spirits of these Wales fans

    Wales fans in Lens

  7. Best atmostphere of any match

    England fan James Clarke is at the Gare d’Arras ahead of the match.

    Fans at Gare d’Arras ahead of the matchJames Clarke

    He said: “Best atmostphere of any match I’ve ever been to. And we haven’t even got out of the train station yet.”

  8. While you're waiting

    #GetInspired

    Got some extra adrenaline in the veins today ahead of the England v Wales game?

    How about burning some of that off with a bit of Freestyle Football?

    Here's four-time Freestyle Football world champion Andrew Henderson to show you how to do a neck stall...........

    Andrew will also be trying to break a world record for the most Maradonna 7s in 60 seconds live on Blue Peter today from 17:00 BST.  

  9. Wales shirt in the Amazon

    The BBC's Wyre Davies tweets from Brazil

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  10. Who's got the best mascot?

    England's ball or Wales' dog...

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  11. Fun in the fan zone

    The BBC's Tomos Morgan says the Cardiff fan zone is "classic Wales".

    Cardiff fanzone

  12. Where are you watching?

    This is subtle from Arthur.

    Where are you watching the game? Tweet us @BBCEngland & @BBCWalesNews or use #bbcsportsday

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  13. Shearer and Hartson are counting down

    On good terms with John Hartson... for now!

    Alan Shearer
    Ex-England captain on BBC One

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  14. Match prediction: 'There will be goals'

    Max Evans
    BBC Wales reporter in Lille

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  15. Former u-18s team-mate: Jamie Vardy a 'late developer'

    Tom Airey
    Reporter, BBC News Online

    A former under-18s team-mate of England's Jamie Vardy has described the striker as a "late developer".  

    Sam Breese (second from top right) played with Vardy (top left) at Stocksbridge Park Steels, but said the now Premier League winner "didn't always get in the team".

    Stocksbridge Park Steels U-18sSam Breese

    Mr Breese, originally from Sheffield but currently living in Portland, Oregon, said: "I think he should definitely start today, I'm a big believer in form and confidence and he's obviously got a lot of both at the moment!" 

    2004 programmeSam Breese

  16. Sleeping through the game?

    Wales rugby captain Sam Warburton passes on his good wishes before calling it a night.

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  17. Home of England's champions

    Alex Smith
    BBC News Online

    I'm at the Local Hero pub in Leicester - home of Premier League champions Leicester City - for this afternoon's match. 

    What better place to witness an English victory (crosses fingers)?

    Local Hero pub

  18. The taste of victory?

    Emma Dezelu, who lives in Leicester and is married to a Welshman, baked a batch of Welsh cakes to bring in for her colleagues.

    Well it is lunchtime... 

    Welsh cakesEmma Dezelu

  19. The fans have spoken

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  20. Brothers belt out the Welsh anthem

    Tomos, five, and Henri, two, belt out the Welsh national anthem ahead of the Wales v England game