England · Head-to-head

England
v Wales⁠

The rivalry in numbers

England and Wales have met 144 times in our records, first on 19 February 1881. England have won 71, drawn 12 and lost 61.

England's biggest win: England 62–5 Wales (2007).

Next meeting: Sat 6 Mar 2027Match page: Wales v England
Meetings144
England wins71
Draws12
Wales wins61

Every meeting · Newest first

All results

144 matches

DateMatchScoreEngland's resultCompetitionVenue
7 Feb 2026 England v Wales 48–7 England won Six Nations Championship Allianz Stadium, London
15 Mar 2025 Wales v England 14–68 England won Six Nations Championship Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
10 Feb 2024 England v Wales 16–14 England won Six Nations Championship Twickenham Stadium, London
12 Aug 2023 England v Wales 19–17 England won Test matches · World Cup warm-up Twickenham Stadium, London
5 Aug 2023 Wales v England 20–9 England lost Test matches · World Cup warm-up Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
25 Feb 2023 Wales v England 10–20 England won Six Nations Championship Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
26 Feb 2022 England v Wales 23–19 England won Six Nations Championship Twickenham Stadium, London
27 Feb 2021 Wales v England 40–24 England lost Six Nations Championship Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
28 Nov 2020 Wales v England 13–24 England won Test matches · Autumn Nations Cup Parc y Scarlets, Llanelli
7 Mar 2020 England v Wales 33–30 England won Six Nations Championship Twickenham Stadium, London
17 Aug 2019 Wales v England 13–6 England lost Test matches · Test Match Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
11 Aug 2019 England v Wales 33–19 England won Test matches · Test Match Twickenham, London
23 Feb 2019 Wales v England 21–13 England lost Six Nations Championship Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
10 Feb 2018 England v Wales 12–6 England won Six Nations Championship Twickenham, London
11 Feb 2017 Wales v England 16–21 England won Six Nations Championship Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
29 May 2016 England v Wales 27–13 England won Test matches Twickenham, London
12 Mar 2016 England v Wales 25–21 England won Six Nations Championship Twickenham Stadium, London
26 Sep 2015 England v Wales 25–28 England lost Rugby World Cup Twickenham, London
6 Feb 2015 Wales v England 16–21 England won Six Nations Championship Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
9 Mar 2014 England v Wales 29–18 England won Six Nations Championship Twickenham Stadium, London
16 Mar 2013 Wales v England 30–3 England lost Six Nations Championship Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
25 Feb 2012 England v Wales 12–19 England lost Six Nations Championship Twickenham Stadium, London
13 Aug 2011 Wales v England 19–9 England lost Test matches · Test Match Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
6 Aug 2011 England v Wales 23–19 England won Test matches · Test Match Twickenham, London
4 Feb 2011 Wales v England 19–26 England won Six Nations Championship Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
6 Feb 2010 England v Wales 30–17 England won Six Nations Championship Twickenham Stadium, London
14 Feb 2009 Wales v England 23–15 England lost Six Nations Championship Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
2 Feb 2008 England v Wales 19–26 England lost Six Nations Championship Twickenham Stadium, London
4 Aug 2007 England v Wales 62–5 England won Test matches · Test Match Twickenham, London
17 Mar 2007 Wales v England 27–18 England lost Six Nations Championship Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
4 Feb 2006 England v Wales 47–13 England won Six Nations Championship Twickenham Stadium, London
5 Feb 2005 Wales v England 11–9 England lost Six Nations Championship Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
20 Mar 2004 England v Wales 31–21 England won Six Nations Championship Twickenham Stadium, London
9 Nov 2003 Wales v England 17–28 England won Rugby World Cup Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
23 Aug 2003 Wales v England 9–43 England won Test matches · Test Match Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
22 Feb 2003 Wales v England 9–26 England won Six Nations Championship Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
23 Mar 2002 England v Wales 50–10 England won Six Nations Championship Twickenham Stadium, London
3 Feb 2001 Wales v England 15–44 England won Six Nations Championship Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
4 Mar 2000 England v Wales 46–12 England won Six Nations Championship Twickenham Stadium, London
11 Apr 1999 Wales v England 32–31 England lost Five Nations Championship Wembley Stadium, London
21 Feb 1998 England v Wales 60–26 England won Five Nations Championship Twickenham Stadium, London
15 Mar 1997 Wales v England 13–34 England won Five Nations Championship National Stadium, Cardiff
3 Feb 1996 England v Wales 21–15 England won Five Nations Championship Twickenham, London
18 Feb 1995 Wales v England 9–23 England won Five Nations Championship National Stadium, Cardiff
19 Mar 1994 England v Wales 15–8 England won Five Nations Championship Twickenham, London
6 Feb 1993 Wales v England 10–9 England lost Five Nations Championship National Stadium, Cardiff
7 Mar 1992 England v Wales 24–0 England won Five Nations Championship Twickenham Stadium, London
19 Jan 1991 Wales v England 6–25 England won Five Nations Championship National Stadium, Cardiff
17 Feb 1990 England v Wales 34–6 England won Five Nations Championship Twickenham, London
18 Mar 1989 Wales v England 12–9 England lost Five Nations Championship Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff
6 Feb 1988 England v Wales 3–11 England lost Five Nations Championship Twickenham, London
8 Jun 1987 Wales v England 16–3 England lost Rugby World Cup Ballymore, Brisbane
7 Mar 1987 Wales v England 19–12 England lost Five Nations Championship National Stadium, Cardiff
18 Jan 1986 England v Wales 21–18 England won Five Nations Championship Twickenham, London
20 Apr 1985 Wales v England 24–15 England lost Five Nations Championship National Stadium, Cardiff
17 Mar 1984 England v Wales 15–24 England lost Five Nations Championship Twickenham Stadium, London
5 Feb 1983 Wales v England 13–13 England drew Five Nations Championship National Stadium, Cardiff
6 Mar 1982 England v Wales 17–7 England won Five Nations Championship Twickenham, London
17 Jan 1981 Wales v England 21–19 England lost Five Nations Championship National Stadium, Cardiff
16 Feb 1980 England v Wales 9–8 England won Five Nations Championship Twickenham, London
17 Mar 1979 Wales v England 27–3 England lost Five Nations Championship National Stadium, Cardiff
4 Feb 1978 England v Wales 6–9 England lost Five Nations Championship Twickenham, London
5 Mar 1977 Wales v England 14–9 England lost Five Nations Championship National Stadium, Cardiff
17 Jan 1976 England v Wales 9–21 England lost Five Nations Championship Twickenham Stadium, London
15 Feb 1975 Wales v England 20–4 England lost Five Nations Championship National Stadium, Cardiff
16 Mar 1974 England v Wales 16–12 England won Five Nations Championship Twickenham Stadium, London
20 Jan 1973 Wales v England 25–9 England lost Five Nations Championship National Stadium, Cardiff
15 Jan 1972 England v Wales 3–12 England lost Five Nations Championship Twickenham Stadium, London
16 Jan 1971 Wales v England 22–6 England lost Five Nations Championship National Stadium, Cardiff
28 Feb 1970 England v Wales 13–17 England lost Five Nations Championship Twickenham Stadium, London
12 Apr 1969 Wales v England 30–9 England lost Five Nations Championship National Stadium, Cardiff
20 Jan 1968 England v Wales 11–11 England drew Five Nations Championship Twickenham, London
15 Apr 1967 Wales v England 34–21 England lost Five Nations Championship National Stadium, Cardiff
15 Jan 1966 England v Wales 6–11 England lost Five Nations Championship Twickenham Stadium, London
16 Jan 1965 Wales v England 14–3 England lost Five Nations Championship Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff
18 Jan 1964 England v Wales 6–6 England drew Five Nations Championship Twickenham, London
19 Jan 1963 Wales v England 6–13 England won Five Nations Championship Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff
20 Jan 1962 England v Wales 0–0 England drew Five Nations Championship Twickenham, London
21 Jan 1961 Wales v England 6–3 England lost Five Nations Championship Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff
16 Jan 1960 England v Wales 14–6 England won Five Nations Championship Twickenham, London
17 Jan 1959 Wales v England 5–0 England lost Five Nations Championship Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff
18 Jan 1958 England v Wales 3–3 England drew Five Nations Championship Twickenham, London
19 Jan 1957 Wales v England 0–3 England won Five Nations Championship Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff
21 Jan 1956 England v Wales 3–8 England lost Five Nations Championship Twickenham, London
22 Jan 1955 Wales v England 3–0 England lost Five Nations Championship Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff
16 Jan 1954 England v Wales 9–6 England won Five Nations Championship Twickenham, London
17 Jan 1953 Wales v England 3–8 England won Five Nations Championship Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff
19 Jan 1952 England v Wales 6–8 England lost Five Nations Championship Twickenham, London
20 Jan 1951 Wales v England 23–5 England lost Five Nations Championship St Helen's, Swansea
21 Jan 1950 England v Wales 5–11 England lost Five Nations Championship Twickenham, London
15 Jan 1949 Wales v England 9–3 England lost Five Nations Championship Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff
17 Jan 1948 England v Wales 3–3 England drew Five Nations Championship Twickenham, London
18 Jan 1947 Wales v England 6–9 England won Five Nations Championship Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff
21 Jan 1939 England v Wales 3–0 England won Home Nations Championship Twickenham, London
15 Jan 1938 Wales v England 14–8 England lost Home Nations Championship Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff
16 Jan 1937 England v Wales 4–3 England won Home Nations Championship Twickenham Stadium, London
18 Jan 1936 Wales v England 0–0 England drew Home Nations Championship St Helen's, Swansea
19 Jan 1935 England v Wales 3–3 England drew Home Nations Championship Twickenham, London
20 Jan 1934 Wales v England 0–9 England won Home Nations Championship Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff
21 Jan 1933 England v Wales 3–7 England lost Home Nations Championship Twickenham, London
16 Jan 1932 Wales v England 12–5 England lost Home Nations Championship St Helens, Swansea
17 Jan 1931 England v Wales 11–11 England drew Five Nations Championship Twickenham, London
18 Jan 1930 Wales v England 3–11 England won Five Nations Championship Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff
19 Jan 1929 England v Wales 8–3 England won Five Nations Championship Twickenham, London
21 Jan 1928 Wales v England 8–10 England won Five Nations Championship St. Helen's, Swansea
15 Jan 1927 England v Wales 11–9 England won Five Nations Championship Twickenham, London
16 Jan 1926 Wales v England 3–3 England drew Five Nations Championship Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff
17 Jan 1925 England v Wales 12–6 England won Five Nations Championship Twickenham, London
19 Jan 1924 Wales v England 9–17 England won Five Nations Championship St. Helen's, Swansea
20 Jan 1923 England v Wales 7–3 England won Five Nations Championship Twickenham, London
21 Jan 1922 Wales v England 28–6 England lost Five Nations Championship Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff
15 Jan 1921 England v Wales 18–3 England won Five Nations Championship Twickenham, London
17 Jan 1920 Wales v England 19–5 England lost Five Nations Championship St. Helen's, Swansea
17 Jan 1914 England v Wales 10–9 England won Five Nations Championship Twickenham, London
18 Jan 1913 Wales v England 0–12 England won Five Nations Championship Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff
20 Jan 1912 England v Wales 8–0 England won Five Nations Championship Twickenham, London
21 Jan 1911 Wales v England 15–11 England lost Five Nations Championship St. Helen's, Swansea
15 Jan 1910 England v Wales 11–6 England won Five Nations Championship Twickenham, London
16 Jan 1909 Wales v England 8–0 England lost Home Nations Championship Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff
18 Jan 1908 England v Wales 18–28 England lost Home Nations Championship Ashton Gate, Bristol
12 Jan 1907 Wales v England 22–0 England lost Home Nations Championship St. Helen's, Swansea
13 Jan 1906 England v Wales 3–16 England lost Home Nations Championship Athletic Ground Richmond, Richmond
14 Jan 1905 Wales v England 25–0 England lost Home Nations Championship Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff
9 Jan 1904 England v Wales 14–14 England drew Home Nations Championship Welford Road, Leicester
10 Jan 1903 Wales v England 21–5 England lost Home Nations Championship St. Helen's, Swansea
11 Jan 1902 England v Wales 8–9 England lost Home Nations Championship Rectory Field, London
5 Jan 1901 Wales v England 13–0 England lost Home Nations Championship Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff
6 Jan 1900 England v Wales 3–13 England lost Home Nations Championship Kingsholm, Gloucester
7 Jan 1899 Wales v England 26–3 England lost Home Nations Championship St Helens, Swansea
2 Apr 1898 England v Wales 14–7 England won Home Nations Championship Rectory Field, Blackheath
9 Jan 1897 Wales v England 11–0 England lost Home Nations Championship Rodney Parade, Newport
4 Jan 1896 England v Wales 25–0 England won Home Nations Championship Rectory Field, Blackheath
5 Jan 1895 Wales v England 6–14 England won Home Nations Championship St. Helen's, Swansea
6 Jan 1894 England v Wales 24–3 England won Home Nations Championship Birkenhead Park, Birkenhead
7 Jan 1893 Wales v England 12–11 England lost Home Nations Championship Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff
2 Jan 1892 England v Wales 17–0 England won Home Nations Championship Rectory Field, Blackheath
3 Jan 1891 Wales v England 3–7 England won Home Nations Championship Rodney Parade, Newport
15 Feb 1890 Wales v England – England lost Home Nations Championship Crown Flatt, Dewsbury
8 Jan 1887 Wales v England 0–0 England drew Home Nations Championship Cricket pitch adjacent to Stradey Park, Llanelli Stradey Park abandoned to frozen pitch
2 Jan 1886 England v Wales – England won Home Nations Championship Rectory Field, Blackheath
3 Jan 1885 Wales v England – England won Home Nations Championship St. Helen's, Swansea
5 Jan 1884 England v Wales – England won Home Nations Championship Cardigan Fields, Leeds
16 Dec 1882 Wales v England 0–2 England won Home Nations Championship St. Helen's, Swansea
19 Feb 1881 England v Wales – England won Test matches · Test Match Rectory Field, Blackheath

Fixture records

Who has scored most?

England

7

Will Greenwood

Wales

5

George North

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