England beat Wales 2-1
Supporters at home watch in fan zones and pubs
Which side are you on? Border towns split
Ana Guerra-Moore
BBC News Online
Here I am at Park Lane in Sunderland where a giant screen has been set up for fans to watch the England v Wales match.
With two hours still to go until kick-off it feels a little like the calm before the storm.
Hopefully the rain will stop by kick off - but Bob Jackson, screen operator, says it should be a great atmosphere come rain or shine.
Max Evans
BBC Wales reporter in Lille
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Jodie Smith
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Today's Euro 2016 game sees England meet Wales in Lens.
But fans of the TV show Gavin and Stacey might remember England and Wales meeting a bit closer to home...
The show was partly set in Billericay, where the characters of Gavin, Smithy, Pam, Mick and family lived.
Well, for one day only, I'm channelling my inner Smithy at what could be his local here in Billericay.
The Barnett family from Newtown have travelled to Lens to support Wales and told BBC Wales they are looking forward to the game.
A couple from either side of the England-Wales border will be celebrating their recent engagement by watching the two sides square off in Euro 2016.
Image source, HandoutDarren Crandon, 32, from Cardiff, proposed to Emma White, 24, originally from Brighton, ahead of Wales' 2-1 win against Slovakia.
He popped the question in the fan zone in front of the Eiffel Tower in Paris with fans cheering as she said "yes".
They will be back in the French capital to watch today's game.
Paul Burnell
Reporter, BBC News Online
It may be called Wales Street but this residential area of Oldham is awash with England flags.
Image source, Chris FarrandResident Chris Farrand puts a cheeky England sign over the street name and covers the road with flags even though there is one Wales fan.
And where will Chris be watching the game? "I think we will be in a town centre pub," he said.
Max Evans
BBC Wales reporter in Lille
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For one village in Gloucestershire, today's crunch match between England and Wales is a game of two pubs.
Redbrook in the Forest of Dean is split down the middle by the River Wye - on one side of the village, you're in England, and on the other side you're in Wales.
BBC Radio Gloucestershire's Justyn Surrall has been to the footbridge that separates the two.
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England football fans have been urged to behave responsibly ahead of their match with Wales at Euro 2016 later.
Image source, APAt least 36 people have been arrested following clashes in Lille on Wednesday - where riot police fired tear gas and charged at hundreds of England fans.
Martin Glenn, chief executive of the FA, said England fans should be aware of the "wider" situation in France, where police are facing terror threats.
Hawarden High School has produced International players for England and Wales and the pupils are split on who to support at Euro 2016.
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A Welsh town is changing its name for the day.
Image source, Mari WilliamsYou may have heard, there's a game of football on this afternoon...
There are only three hours until kick-off as England face Wales at Euro 2016 in Lens...
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