England have won each of their last seven meetings with Wales in all competitions and the Three Lions currently only have longer winning streaks against three nations: Luxembourg (9), Andorra (8) and San Marino (8).
Wales have only won one of their 24 away games against England since the Second World War (D6 L17), a 1-0 victory at the old Wembley in May 1977, with Leighton James scoring the winning goal from the penalty spot.
England have scored in each of their last 16 games in all competitions, their joint longest streak this century: they last scored in 17 in a row between June 1990 and June 1991.
Wales have lost two of their last three games (W1), after losing just one of their previous 19 games (W9 D9); They have not lost consecutive matches since June 2023 (against Armenia and Türkiye).
England have lost their last two friendly matches, 0-1 against Iceland in June 2024 and 1-3 against Senegal in June 2025, and the last time they lost three non-competitive matches in a row was in 1985 under Sir Bobby Robson.
Wales are winless in each of their last 11 away friendlies (D1 L10), since a 1-0 victory in Denmark thanks to a Craig Bellamy goal in November 2008; The Dragons have failed to score in any of their last 10 such matches, going 938 minutes since the last goal against Montenegro.
Each of the last eight England managers has won their first match against a home nation (excluding those who faced none), with Don Revie against Northern Ireland in May 1975 being the last to fail to achieve a victory (0-0 draw).
In his first two internationals last month against Andorra and Serbia, Elliot Anderson led all England players in successful passes (182), possession won (23), tackles (5), forward passes (48) and successful long passes (10).
Kieffer Moore has scored in each of his last two games for Wales, against Liechtenstein and Kazakhstan; He had never before scored three in a row for his country.