England vs Wales LIVE: World Cup latest score, goals and updates

16min: Jude Bellingham takes Phil Foden out of play on the right before knocking it past Jordan Henderson who wins a throw.

England then knock back John Stones and there are some audible boos as he starts passing it around the defence.

13 min: The longer the game goes without a goal from Wales, the more comfortable England will feel.

Neko Williams handles the ball as he intercepts a Luke Shaw pass out on England’s left wing and can swing into the box, leaving the Three Lions with a free kick.

Shaw takes it in but it goes towards Phil Foden. He gets the ball down and drags a shot just outside the goal!

10 Minutes: Save! Declan Rice wins the ball in midfield and feeds it to Harry Kane who slides a beautiful through ball into the box for Marcus Rashford.

Rashford split the two centre-backs, retrieved the ball and then hit Danny Ward with his shot after the goalkeeper came off his line to close in on the Manchester United forward!

9 min: Good idea from Ethan Ampadu. He is given the ball in midfield and sees Daniel James in touch with space on the left side of the pitch.

Ampadu sends in a diagonal pass but overhits it and the ball lands over James’ head before springing up for the throw.

6 min: Jordan Henderson is beaten by Joe Allen on a midfield ball, which is then bowled by the England player. The referee wants to let Wales take their advantage but when Declan Rice comes up with the ball he strikes for a free kick to bring the game back.

There’s little in the midfield with Rice who quickly shuts down Aaron Ramsey. It looks more solid tonight with Jude Bellingham, Rice and Henderson.

3 min: England have struggled to move the ball forward against the USA, often passing the ball out the back or to the side. Gareth Southgate’s changes could be a sign that he wishes he had been on the move more often tonight.

Marcus Rashford and Luke Shaw combine on the left and Rashford forces his way into the box. He loses the ball just before he shoots but it falls to Harry Kane who passes it to Kyle Walker to keep the England attack going.

Wells starts the match and sends the ball down the left wing where Declan Rice is waiting to take the ball away.

A Welsh throw then comes to John Stones who boots up the pitch and sends Harry Kane down the right in an attempt to get control of the loose ball.

One last reminder, England need just one point to qualify for the knockout stages and a win would mean they top Group B.

Wales need a win by four goals or more to guarantee qualification, but a win could get them if Iran v USA ends in a draw.

The light show ends and the players leave the pitch with Harry Kane leading England and Gareth Bale leading the Welsh.

The Red Wall is full of noise and they are ready for it tonight. Who will come out on top, England or Wales?

Wales has never before experienced a major tournament without winning at least once; They won once at the 1958 World Cup, four games at Euro 2016 and one game at Euro 2020.

They are on a run of seven games without a win in all competitions for the first time since May 2003 to November 2003, the last time between March 2000 and September 2001 (12), a long winless streak.

Meanwhile England have won just one (D4 L3) of their last eight matches in all competitions, the lowest in an eight-game period since a run (also a win) between October 2001 and June 2002.