Which channel is England v Wales? Kick-time F-Time, TV and live stream information

England meet Wales for the first time since Euro 2016 when they go head-to-head at Wembley on Thursday night.

The Three Lions won the game 4-1 four years ago, although it was Wales who reached the sales final when England were humiliatingly defeated by Iceland in the second round here.

Surprisingly, this will be the first time England will play at Wembley in 2020.

England’s Tammy Abraham, Ben Chilwell and Jadon Sancho will miss the game after breaking coronavirus restrictions to celebrate Chelsea striker Abraham’s 23rd birthday last week.

For Wales, Aaron Ramsey will be absent as he is in “fiduciary isolation” with his Juventus teammates after two members of the club staff, both of whom were not players or technical or medical staff, tested positive for coronavirus.

What is the time of England v Wales?

England’s friendship with Wales kicks off at Wembley on Thursday night at 8pm.

Both Southgate and Giggs will use the match to help them decide on the starting XIs of their next Nations League games.

England play Belgium and Denmark at Wembley on Sunday and Wednesday, while Wales will face trips to Ireland and Bulgaria in their group.

England v Wales TV Channel and Live Stream

Fans from England and Wales can watch the friendly on ITV.

Coverage starts at 7.30pm and will run until 10.15pm, and will be available to stream on the ITV Hub app.

Mark Pootch will present ITV coverage, along with analysts Ian Wright, Roy Keane, Chris Coleman and Lee Dixon.

Anyone who wants to watch a match with a Welsh comment can do so on the S4C.

Troops from England and Wales

England

Goalkeepers: Jordan Pickford, Nick Pope, Dean Henderson

Defenders: :

Midfielders: Jordan Henderson, Jack Grillish, Mason Mount, Cvin Lwin Phillips, Declan Rice, James Ward-Prov, Harry Winks

Next: Harvey Barnes, Dominic Curvert Levert-Levin, Danny Ings, Harry Kane, Marcus Rashford, Rahim Sterling

Wales

Goalkeepers: Wayne Hennessy, Danny Ward, Adam Davis.

Defenders: Chris Gunter, Ben Davis, Corner Roberts, Ethan Empadu, Chris Mayfam, Joe Roden, Neco Williams, Ben Cabango, Rhys Norrington-Davis.

Midfielders: Jonathan Williams, Harry Wilson, David Brooks, J Mor Morrell, Will Wolks, Matthew Smith, Dylan Levitt, Brennan Johnson.

Next: Rob Robson-Kanu, Daniel James, Keefer Moore, Tyler Roberts, Ben Woodburn, Rabbi Matondo.

England v Wales barriers

At the record-breaking start to the Premier League season, an average of 79.7979 goals per game were scored – a perfect goal, higher than last season’s average.

International Break Q … and a Wembley International that threatens to put a damper on all excitement.

England and Wales have met only five times this century – and those meetings have produced a total of nine goals.

And Gareth Southgate’s inclusion in the last two games has ended 0-0 and 1-0, while Wales have not scored more than twice in a game since beating Ireland in September 2018.

So 6/5 under 2.5 goals With thepools.com Sounds unusually generous.

But if there are goals, Dominic Curvert-Levert-Levin is a great price to pay for one of them to get into full international cricket.

Everton are strikers 15/4 to score first The term begins with what he has managed in his last three starts against a Premier League opponent and what he has achieved in three of his four Premier Leagues.

Collect odds thepools.com And deserves change.