History of rugby union matches between England and Wales

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Starting An Attack, a painting of the England v Wales rugby match at Twickenham Stadium in 1931

England and Wales have played each other at rugby union since 1881. A total of 142 matches have been played, with England having won 69 times, Wales having won 61 times and 12 matches having been drawn. There is a considerable rivalry between the sides due to the proximity of the two nations and the history between them.

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Apart from their annual match, currently part of the Six Nations Championship, the teams have also met in eight warm-up matches prior to the 2003, 2007, 2011, 2019 and 2023 World Cups, with England winning on five occasions and Wales three, and a one-off match in May 2016 as a warm-up match prior to each country's summer tour to the Southern Hemisphere.

Summary

Overall

DetailsPlayedWon by
England
Won by
Wales
DrawnEngland pointsWales points
In England72442081,160780
In Wales6824404735970
Neutral venue21103133
Overall1426961121,9261,783

Records

Note: Date shown in brackets indicates when the record was last set.

RecordEnglandWales
Longest winning streak7 (4 March 2000 – 20 March 2004)5 (15 February 1975 – 17 March 1979)
Largest points for
Home62 (4 August 2007)40 (27 February 2021)
Away44 (3 February 2001)30 (7 March 2020)
Largest winning margin
Home57 (4 August 2007)27 (16 March 2013)
Away34 (23 August 2003)13 (13 January 1906; 8 June 1987)

Results

No.DateVenueScoreWinnerCompetitionRef.
119 February 1881Richardson's Field, Blackheath (6T) 8G–0G (0)Flag of England.svg  England 1880–81 Home Nations International
216 December 1882 St Helen's, Swansea (0) 0G–2G (4T)Flag of England.svg  England 1883 Home Nations Championship
35 January 1884Cardigan Fields, Leeds (2T) 1G–1G (0)Flag of England.svg  England 1884 Home Nations Championship
43 January 1885St Helen's, Swansea(1T) 1G–1G (4T)Flag of England.svg  England 1885 Home Nations Championship
52 January 1886 Rectory Field, Blackheath(2T) 1G–1G (0)Flag of England.svg  England 1886 Home Nations Championship
68 January 1887 Stradey Park, Llanelli (0) 0G–0G (0)draw 1887 Home Nations Championship
715 February 1890 Crown Flatt, Dewsbury 0–1Flag of Wales (1807-1953).svg  Wales 1890 Home Nations Championship
83 January 1891 Rodney Parade, Newport 3–7Flag of England.svg  England 1891 Home Nations Championship
92 January 1892Rectory Field, Blackheath17–0Flag of England.svg  England 1892 Home Nations Championship
107 January 1893 Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff 12–11Flag of Wales (1807-1953).svg  Wales 1893 Home Nations Championship
114 January 1894Upper Park, Birkenhead 24–3Flag of England.svg  England 1894 Home Nations Championship
125 January 1895St Helen's, Swansea6–14Flag of England.svg  England 1895 Home Nations Championship
134 January 1896Rectory Field, Blackheath25–0Flag of England.svg  England 1896 Home Nations Championship
149 January 1897Rodney Parade, Newport11–0Flag of Wales (1807-1953).svg  Wales 1897 Home Nations Championship
152 April 1898Rectory Field, Blackheath14–7Flag of England.svg  England 1898 Home Nations Championship
167 January 1899St Helen's, Swansea26–3Flag of Wales (1807-1953).svg  Wales 1899 Home Nations Championship
176 January 1900 Kingsholm, Gloucester 3–13Flag of Wales (1807-1953).svg  Wales 1900 Home Nations Championship
185 January 1901Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff13–0Flag of Wales (1807-1953).svg  Wales 1901 Home Nations Championship
1911 January 1902Rectory Field, Blackheath8–9Flag of Wales (1807-1953).svg  Wales 1902 Home Nations Championship
2010 January 1903St Helen's, Swansea21–5Flag of Wales (1807-1953).svg  Wales 1903 Home Nations Championship
219 January 1904 Welford Road, Leicester 14–14draw 1904 Home Nations Championship
2214 January 1905Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff25–0Flag of Wales (1807-1953).svg  Wales 1905 Home Nations Championship
2313 January 1906 Athletic Ground, Richmond 3–16Flag of Wales (1807-1953).svg  Wales 1906 Home Nations Championship
2412 January 1907St Helen's, Swansea22–0Flag of Wales (1807-1953).svg  Wales 1907 Home Nations Championship
2518 January 1908 Ashton Gate, Bristol 18–28Flag of Wales (1807-1953).svg  Wales 1908 Home Nations Championship
2616 January 1909Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff8–0Flag of Wales (1807-1953).svg  Wales 1909 Home Nations Championship
2715 January 1910 Twickenham Stadium, London 11–6Flag of England.svg  England 1910 Five Nations Championship
2821 January 1911St Helen's, Swansea15–11Flag of Wales (1807-1953).svg  Wales 1911 Five Nations Championship
2920 January 1912Twickenham Stadium, London8–0Flag of England.svg  England 1912 Five Nations Championship
3018 January 1913Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff0–12Flag of England.svg  England 1913 Five Nations Championship
3117 January 1914Twickenham Stadium, London10–9Flag of England.svg  England 1914 Five Nations Championship
3217 January 1920St Helen's, Swansea19–5Flag of Wales (1807-1953).svg  Wales 1920 Five Nations Championship
3315 January 1921Twickenham Stadium, London18–3Flag of England.svg  England 1921 Five Nations Championship
3421 January 1922Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff28–6Flag of Wales (1807-1953).svg  Wales 1922 Five Nations Championship
3520 January 1923Twickenham Stadium, London7–3Flag of England.svg  England 1923 Five Nations Championship
3619 January 1924St Helen's, Swansea9–17Flag of England.svg  England 1924 Five Nations Championship
3717 January 1925Twickenham Stadium, London12–6Flag of England.svg  England 1925 Five Nations Championship
3816 January 1926Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff3–3draw 1926 Five Nations Championship
3915 January 1927Twickenham Stadium, London11–9Flag of England.svg  England 1927 Five Nations Championship
4021 January 1928St Helen's, Swansea8–10Flag of England.svg  England 1928 Five Nations Championship
4119 January 1929Twickenham Stadium, London8–3Flag of England.svg  England 1929 Five Nations Championship
4218 January 1930Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff3–11Flag of England.svg  England 1930 Five Nations Championship
4317 January 1931Twickenham Stadium, London11–11draw 1931 Five Nations Championship
4416 January 1932St Helen's, Swansea12–5Flag of Wales (1807-1953).svg  Wales 1932 Home Nations Championship
4521 January 1933Twickenham Stadium, London3–7Flag of Wales (1807-1953).svg  Wales 1933 Home Nations Championship
4620 January 1934Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff0–9Flag of England.svg  England 1934 Home Nations Championship
4719 January 1935Twickenham Stadium, London3–3draw 1935 Home Nations Championship
4818 January 1936St Helen's, Swansea0–0draw 1936 Home Nations Championship
4916 January 1937Twickenham Stadium, London4–3Flag of England.svg  England 1937 Home Nations Championship
5015 January 1938Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff14–8Flag of Wales (1807-1953).svg  Wales 1938 Home Nations Championship
5121 January 1939Twickenham Stadium, London3–0Flag of England.svg  England 1939 Home Nations Championship
5218 January 1947Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff6–9Flag of England.svg  England 1947 Five Nations Championship
5317 January 1948Twickenham Stadium, London3–3draw 1948 Five Nations Championship
5415 January 1949Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff9–3Flag of Wales (1807-1953).svg  Wales 1949 Five Nations Championship
5521 January 1950Twickenham Stadium, London5–11Flag of Wales (1807-1953).svg  Wales 1950 Five Nations Championship
5620 January 1951St Helen's, Swansea23–5Flag of Wales (1807-1953).svg  Wales 1951 Five Nations Championship
572 February 1952Twickenham Stadium, London6–8Flag of Wales (1807-1953).svg  Wales 1952 Five Nations Championship
5817 January 1953Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff3–8Flag of England.svg  England 1953 Five Nations Championship
5916 January 1954Twickenham Stadium, London9–6Flag of England.svg  England 1954 Five Nations Championship
6022 January 1955Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff3–0Flag of Wales (1953-1959).svg  Wales 1955 Five Nations Championship
6121 January 1956Twickenham Stadium, London3–8Flag of Wales (1953-1959).svg  Wales 1956 Five Nations Championship
6219 January 1957Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff0–3Flag of England.svg  England 1957 Five Nations Championship
6318 January 1958Twickenham Stadium, London3–3draw 1958 Five Nations Championship
6417 January 1959Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff5–0Flag of Wales (1953-1959).svg  Wales 1959 Five Nations Championship
6516 January 1960Twickenham Stadium, London14–6Flag of England.svg  England 1960 Five Nations Championship
6621 January 1961Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff6–3Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 1961 Five Nations Championship
6720 January 1962Twickenham Stadium, London0–0draw 1962 Five Nations Championship
6819 January 1963Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff6–13Flag of England.svg  England 1963 Five Nations Championship
6918 January 1964Twickenham Stadium, London6–6draw 1964 Five Nations Championship
7016 January 1965Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff14–3Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 1965 Five Nations Championship
7115 January 1966Twickenham Stadium, London6–11Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 1966 Five Nations Championship
7215 April 1967Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff34–21Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 1967 Five Nations Championship
7320 January 1968Twickenham Stadium, London11–11 draw 1968 Five Nations Championship
7412 April 1969Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff30–9Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 1969 Five Nations Championship
7528 February 1970Twickenham Stadium, London13–17Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 1970 Five Nations Championship
7616 January 1971Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff22–6Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 1971 Five Nations Championship
7715 January 1972Twickenham Stadium, London3–12Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 1972 Five Nations Championship
7820 January 1973Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff25–9Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 1973 Five Nations Championship
7916 March 1974Twickenham Stadium, London16–12Flag of England.svg  England 1974 Five Nations Championship
8015 February 1975Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff20–4Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 1975 Five Nations Championship
8117 January 1976Twickenham Stadium, London9–21Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 1976 Five Nations Championship
825 March 1977Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff14–9Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 1977 Five Nations Championship
834 February 1978Twickenham Stadium, London6–9Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 1978 Five Nations Championship
8417 March 1979Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff27–3Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 1979 Five Nations Championship
8516 February 1980Twickenham Stadium, London9–8Flag of England.svg  England 1980 Five Nations Championship
8617 January 1981Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff21–19Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 1981 Five Nations Championship
876 March 1982Twickenham Stadium, London17–7Flag of England.svg  England 1982 Five Nations Championship
885 February 1983Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff13–13draw 1983 Five Nations Championship
8917 March 1984Twickenham Stadium, London15–24Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 1984 Five Nations Championship
9020 April 1985Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff24–15Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 1985 Five Nations Championship
9118 January 1986Twickenham Stadium, London21–18Flag of England.svg  England 1986 Five Nations Championship
927 March 1987Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff19–12Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 1987 Five Nations Championship
938 June 1987 Ballymore Stadium, Brisbane (Australia)3–16Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 1987 Rugby World Cup
946 February 1988Twickenham Stadium, London3–11Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 1988 Five Nations Championship
9518 March 1989Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff12–9Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 1989 Five Nations Championship
9617 February 1990Twickenham Stadium, London34–6Flag of England.svg  England 1990 Five Nations Championship
9719 January 1991Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff6–25Flag of England.svg  England 1991 Five Nations Championship
987 March 1992Twickenham Stadium, London24–0Flag of England.svg  England 1992 Five Nations Championship
996 February 1993Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff10–9Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 1993 Five Nations Championship
10019 March 1994Twickenham Stadium, London15–8Flag of England.svg  England 1994 Five Nations Championship
10118 February 1995Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff9–23Flag of England.svg  England 1995 Five Nations Championship
1023 February 1996Twickenham Stadium, London21–15Flag of England.svg  England 1996 Five Nations Championship
10315 March 1997Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff13–34Flag of England.svg  England 1997 Five Nations Championship
10421 February 1998Twickenham Stadium, London60–26Flag of England.svg  England 1998 Five Nations Championship
10511 April 1999 Wembley Stadium, London32–31Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 1999 Five Nations Championship [1]
1064 March 2000Twickenham Stadium, London46–12Flag of England.svg  England 2000 Six Nations Championship [2]
1073 February 2001 Millennium Stadium, Cardiff15–44Flag of England.svg  England 2001 Six Nations Championship [3]
10823 March 2002Twickenham Stadium, London50–10Flag of England.svg  England 2002 Six Nations Championship [4]
10922 February 2003Millennium Stadium, Cardiff9–26Flag of England.svg  England 2003 Six Nations Championship [5]
11023 August 2003Millennium Stadium, Cardiff9–43Flag of England.svg  England 2003 Rugby World Cup warm-up match [6]
1119 November 2003 Lang Park, Brisbane (Australia)28–17Flag of England.svg  England 2003 Rugby World Cup [7]
11220 March 2004Twickenham Stadium, London31–21Flag of England.svg  England 2004 Six Nations Championship [8]
1135 February 2005Millennium Stadium, Cardiff11–9Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 2005 Six Nations Championship [9]
1144 February 2006Twickenham Stadium, London47–13Flag of England.svg  England 2006 Six Nations Championship [10]
11517 March 2007Millennium Stadium, Cardiff27–18Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 2007 Six Nations Championship [11]
1164 August 2007Twickenham Stadium, London62–5Flag of England.svg  England 2007 Rugby World Cup warm-up match [12]
1172 February 2008Twickenham Stadium, London19–26Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 2008 Six Nations Championship [13]
11814 February 2009Millennium Stadium, Cardiff23–15Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 2009 Six Nations Championship [14]
1196 February 2010Twickenham Stadium, London30–17Flag of England.svg  England 2010 Six Nations Championship [15]
1204 February 2011Millennium Stadium, Cardiff19–26Flag of England.svg  England 2011 Six Nations Championship [16]
1216 August 2011Twickenham Stadium, London23–19Flag of England.svg  England 2011 Rugby World Cup warm-up match [17]
12213 August 2011Millennium Stadium, Cardiff19–9Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales [18]
12325 February 2012Twickenham Stadium, London12–19Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 2012 Six Nations Championship [19]
12416 March 2013Millennium Stadium, Cardiff30–3Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 2013 Six Nations Championship [20]
1259 March 2014Twickenham Stadium, London29–18Flag of England.svg  England 2014 Six Nations Championship [21]
1266 February 2015Millennium Stadium, Cardiff16–21Flag of England.svg  England 2015 Six Nations Championship [22]
12726 September 2015Twickenham Stadium, London25–28Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 2015 Rugby World Cup [23]
12812 March 2016Twickenham Stadium, London25–21Flag of England.svg  England 2016 Six Nations Championship [24]
12929 May 2016Twickenham Stadium, London27–13Flag of England.svg  England 2016 Summer International [25]
13011 February 2017Millennium Stadium, Cardiff16–21Flag of England.svg  England 2017 Six Nations Championship [26]
13110 February 2018Twickenham Stadium, London12–6Flag of England.svg  England 2018 Six Nations Championship [27]
13223 February 2019Millennium Stadium, Cardiff21–13Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 2019 Six Nations Championship [28]
13311 August 2019Twickenham Stadium, London33–19Flag of England.svg  England 2019 Rugby World Cup warm-up match [29]
13417 August 2019Millennium Stadium, Cardiff13–6Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales [30]
1357 March 2020Twickenham Stadium, London33–30Flag of England.svg  England 2020 Six Nations Championship
13628 November 2020 Parc y Scarlets, Llanelli 13–24Flag of England.svg  England Autumn Nations Cup
13727 February 2021Millennium Stadium, Cardiff40–24Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 2021 Six Nations Championship
13826 February 2022Twickenham Stadium, London23–19Flag of England.svg  England 2022 Six Nations Championship
13925 February 2023Millennium Stadium, Cardiff10–20Flag of England.svg  England 2023 Six Nations Championship
1405 August 2023Millennium Stadium, Cardiff20–9Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 2023 Rugby World Cup warm-up match
14112 August 2023Twickenham Stadium, London19–17Flag of England.svg  England
14210 February 2024Twickenham Stadium, London16–14Flag of England.svg  England 2024 Six Nations Championship [31]
14315 March 2025Millennium Stadium, Cardiff 2025 Six Nations Championship

Venues

In England

StadiumCityWon by
England
Won by
Wales
Draw
Twickenham Stadium Twickenham, London 37147
Rectory Field Blackheath, London 410
Richardson's Field 100
Cardigan Fields Leeds 100
Crown Flatt Dewsbury 010
Upper Park Birkenhead 100
Kingsholm Gloucester 010
Welford Road Leicester 001
Athletic Ground Richmond, London 010
Ashton Gate Bristol 010
Wembley Stadium Wembley, London 010
Total44208

Note: The match at Wembley Stadium was considered a home match for Wales, who played home fixtures there from 1997-1999 while the Millennium Stadium was under construction.

In Wales

StadiumCityWon by
Wales
Won by
England
Draw
Cardiff Arms Park Cardiff 23102
Millennium Stadium 970
St Helen's Swansea 751
Rodney Parade Newport 110
Stradey Park Llanelli 001
Parc y Scarlets 010
Total40244

In other countries

StadiumCityCountryWon by
England
Won by
Wales
Draw
Ballymore Stadium Brisbane Australia010
Lang Park 100
Total110

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