Wales v England: Key moments as Rashford and Foden impress
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90+5' The referee blows for the end of today's match.
90+4' Phil Foden (England) fires the ball at goal from inside the area, but it's well blocked.
90+2' John Stones (England) goes close to scoring with a shot from inside the box, but he sends his effort over the crossbar.
90+1' Phil Foden (England) will deliver the ball into the penalty box from a corner kick.
90' There will be a minimum of 4 min. of added time.
87' Kieffer Moore (Wales) receives a nice lofted pass and rips a snap shot from the edge of the box. His kick misses the goal and flies high over the crossbar.
84' It wasn't the best example of how to strike the ball. Rubin Colwill (Wales) unleashed a first-time shot from the edge of the box that went high over the crossbar.
84' Harry Wilson (Wales) unleashes a powerful shot from the free kick but it only hits the defensive wall.
83' Harry Maguire (England) pulls the jersey of one of the opposition players and Slavko Vincic blows his whistle for a foul. Another situation results in a direct free kick for Wales.
81' Robert Page is forced to make a change. Joe Allen is unable to continue due to injury, Rubin Colwill (Wales) comes on.
80' Looks like Joe Allen (Wales) is struggling after picking up a knock. Hopefully he can run it off.
77' Phil Foden (England) drives into the box and hits a tremendous shot that, unluckily for him, flashes just wide of the left post.
77' Jude Bellingham (England) gets on the end of a defence splitting pass inside the box and immediately directs a low shot towards the middle of the goal, but the Danny Ward makes a great save.
77' Robert Page has decided to introduce fresh legs, with Harry Wilson (Wales) replacing Daniel James.
75' Substitution. Jack Grealish (England) has come on for Marcus Rashford.
73' Brennan Johnson (Wales) blasts the ball from just outside the box, but his attempt is blocked by the defender.
72' Phil Foden (England) takes the corner, but the goalkeeper jumps and gathers the ball.
72' Marcus Rashford (England) gets on the end of a pass inside the box and produces a promising first-time shot towards the bottom right corner. His effort is blocked by Danny Ward with a brilliant diving save! The referee signals a corner kick to England.
68' 0 - 3 Goal! Marcus Rashford (England) makes a great solo run and pulls the trigger from inside the box, beating Danny Ward with a strike into the right side of the goal. He makes it 0:3.
65' Luke Shaw goes off the pitch and Kieran Trippier (England) comes on.
64' Joe Rodon (Wales) has picked up a minor injury, but it looks like he will be able to continue.
61' Aaron Ramsey (Wales) is booked after bringing down an opponent. Slavko Vincic had an easy-decision to make.
59' Problems for Robert Page as Ben Davies is not able to play anymore. His injury is too serious and Joe Morrell (Wales) replaces him.
58' Ben Davies (Wales) picks up an injury.
57' Substitution. Declan Rice did his best and is replaced by Kalvin Phillips (England).
57' Gareth Southgate prepares a substitution. Harry Kane is replaced by Callum Wilson (England).
57' That will be all from Kyle Walker who is being replaced by the fresh legs of Trent Alexander-Arnold (England).
56' Daniel James (Wales) takes the corner with a short pass.
56' A snap shot by Kieffer Moore (Wales) from mid-range towards the middle of the goal catches Jordan Pickford flat footed, but he somehow recovers and makes a brilliant save. Wales force a corner. They send men into the box.
55' Daniel James (Wales) unleashes a decent strike, but it goes painfully wide of the right post. What a chance!
52' 0 - 2 Goal! Harry Kane manages to prod the ball to Phil Foden (England) after a melee inside the box, and he needs no second invitation to slot the ball into the left side of the goal. 0:2.
50' 0 - 1 Marcus Rashford (England) takes the free kick from the edge of the box and scores a splendid goal after curling the ball over the wall and into the back of the net!
49' The game is interrupted. Joe Rodon (Wales) has violated the rules in the battle for the ball. No protests or gestures are being made as he is quite aware of what he did. England have a free kick from a promising distance.
47' The foul by Brennan Johnson (Wales) was seen by Slavko Vincic who didn't hesitate to blow the whistle.
46' The game has come to an end for Gareth Bale. He has contributed as much as he could today. He will be replaced by the fresh legs of Brennan Johnson (Wales).
46' Referee Slavko Vincic blows his whistle to start the second half.
45+5' The first half of today's match has just finished.
45+5' That's a well-taken pass by Joe Allen (Wales). He unleashes a strike from the edge of the box, but blazes it high over the bar.
45+4' John Stones (England) jumps inside the box to meet the resulting corner and steers his header into the roof of the net, but the goalkeeper pulls off an astonishing save to deny him.
45+3' The referee awards a corner and Phil Foden (England) goes over to take it.
45+3' Harry Kane (England) strikes the ball towards goal, but it fails to reach the target after being well blocked by one of the defenders.
45' We will have 5 min. of added time.
45' Harry Maguire (England) sends a long ball in, but Danny Ward comfortably gathers the ball.
45' Phil Foden (England) launches the ball from the resulting corner, but one of the defenders is first to the ball and deals with the threat.
45' Jude Bellingham (England) goes on a solo run, but he fails to create a chance as an opposition player blocks him. The linesman makes the right call and England will have a corner.
43' Harry Maguire (England) sends a long ball forward to Phil Foden, but he put too much power and the chance is gone. The ball goes out of play and Wales will have a goal kick.
41' The corner from Phil Foden (England) is cleared away by the defence.
41' Phil Foden (England) takes the corner but fails to find any of his teammates as he overhits the effort.
40' Marcus Rashford (England) tries to pass the ball into the penalty area but it's blocked. The ball goes behind for a corner. England will have an opportunity to threaten the opposition's goal.
39' Marcus Rashford (England) finds some space inside the box and latches on to a brilliant cross, but he wastes his chance as his shot goes way wide of the left post.
39' Joe Allen (Wales) takes a first-time shot from the edge of the box, but his effort is well blocked by the defender.
38' Phil Foden (England) fires a shot high over the bar from inside the box after latching onto a short pass.
36' It looks like Neco Williams (Wales) may be concussed after that challenge from an opposing player. He’s definitely coming off in line and Robert Page replaces him with Connor Roberts.
32' Harry Maguire (England) put a cross into the box which wasn't a bad decision, but he failed to achieve what he wanted as none of his teammates managed to meet it. It's a throw-in for Wales.
29' Daniel James (Wales) makes a bad challenge on his opponent and is booked by the referee.
25' Neco Williams (Wales) seems to be alright and is okay to carry on.
24' Neco Williams (Wales) is writhing in pain and can now receive medical treatment after the referee signals for the physio to come onto the pitch.
Neco Williams (Wales) is writhing in pain and can now receive medical treatment after the referee signals for the physio to come onto the pitch.
24' Marcus Rashford (England) takes a shot from the edge of the box, but it's not a big threat for the goalkeeper as his effort is blocked by a defender.
23' Ben Davies (Wales) tackles a bit over-zealously and Slavko Vincic blows for a foul. England are awarded a free kick from a dangerous position.
22' One of the defenders reacts at the last minute to brilliantly block a pass from Jordan Henderson (England). The ball has crossed the sideline. England are taking a throw-in.
19' Harry Maguire (England) gets in a header from the resulting free kick. It lacks accuracy, however, to bother the keeper and the ball goes a few metres wide of the right post.
17' Slavko Vincic blows the whistle, Chris Mepham (Wales) is penalised for a foul. England win a free kick. It's a promising situation for a direct shot.
16' The ball is cleared after Jordan Henderson (England) attempted to dribble past an opposing player. The referee and the linesman both signal a throw-in for England.
15' That was close. Phil Foden (England) fires a shot from the edge of the box which goes a whisker wide of the right post.
14' Handball by Neco Williams (Wales). England earn a free kick which could lead to a goal-scoring opportunity.
13' Neco Williams (Wales) sends a long ball in, but Jordan Pickford comfortably gathers the ball.
10' Danny Ward pulls off a great save to deny Marcus Rashford (England), who makes himself some space inside the box and unleashes a quick shot towards the middle of the goal.
9' Joe Allen (Wales) sends a long ball forward to Daniel James, but he put too much power and the chance is gone. The ball is out of play. England will have a throw-in.
7' A clumsy foul by Declan Rice (England) and Slavko Vincic blows his whistle.
4' Marcus Rashford (England) races towards goal but the defender gets back well to make a challenge.
3' England hold possession of the ball and display neat passing from player to player. They are waiting for the right moment to open up the opposition's defence to hit them swiftly on the break.
1' The referee blows his whistle and we are underway.
Wales will kick-off.
Match preview
Wales’ hopes of reaching the last 16 were handed a big blow on Friday, when after first-choice goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey’s sending off, they conceded twice in second-half injury time to fall to a 2-0 defeat against Iran, meaning they now realistically need to secure all three points in this contest and hope Iran and USA draw in the group’s other contest. In the unlikely event they defeat the Three Lions by 4+ goals, Wales would qualify no matter what happens in Group B’s other game.
That scenario seems pretty far-fetched though given the Dragons are without a win in seven matches across all competitions (D2, L5), which is their longest such run since May 2003. There appears little chance of that run ending against England either given Wales have lost six straight head-to-heads by an aggregate 11-1 scoreline!
England missed the chance to seal their spot in the last 16 against the USA, and fans of the Three Lions were not shy in voicing their disapproval at full-time following Friday’s 0-0 draw at Al Bayt Stadium. A defiant Gareth Southgate vowed "external noise" wouldn’t impact his England side who are still in the driving seat and can book their place in the knockout stage with just a draw in this contest.
Even so, pressure will be on Southgate’s side to finish their group stage campaign with a bang and win Group B, especially as they are playing against an old foe like Wales. Wins have been hard to come by for England of late though, with their 6-2 victory against Iran their only success in eight matches (D4, L3), that’s their joint-fewest number of wins across an eight-game span since a run between October 2001 and June 2002!
Players to watch: Gareth Bale has managed just two shots across both his World Cup matches so far, although one was the penalty against USA. He’s also the only Wales player to find the back of the net against England since Mark Hughes back in 1984. Harry Kane has already scored past Wales’ number two Danny Ward this season playing for Tottenham, but he’s yet to score an open-play goal for England this calendar year.
Hot stat: In their three previous major tournament appearances, Wales have never exited the competition without winning at least one game.
World Cup trivia: England have played out more 0-0 draws than any other nation in World Cup history (12).
