Wembley Stadium is easily accessible from three railway stations. Wembley Park Station is only two stops from Baker Street on the London Underground Metropolitan line, and is also served by the Jubilee line for further connections across the Underground network. Wembley Stadium Station is one stop from London Marylebone on Chiltern Railways, and Wembley Central Station is on the London Underground Bakerloo line and London Overground line from Watford Junction to London Euston.

National Express, also runs event-specific coach services from numerous places throughout the UK.

In the last 5 fixtures between these two national sides, England has won all 5. Wales last beat England back in 1984.

For England, all eyes will be on Harry Kane, whose experience and goal-scoring instincts make him a constant threat up front. Jude Bellingham has become the heartbeat of the midfield. Trent Alexander-Arnold adds something different with his incredible passing range and vision, whether he’s playing at right-back or in midfield.

For Wales, Brennan Johnson brings serious pace and unpredictability. Alongside him, Harry Wilson is a danger from set pieces and always looks to make things happen when cutting in from the wing. Expect a fiery contest with plenty of talent on show.

Wembley is cashless, card or contactless only. Only small bags (A4 or smaller) allowed, no large bags/storage.

England has a four international friendlies during September and October:

• England vs Andorra – 6th September – Villa Park
• Serbia vs England – 9th September – Stadion Rajko Mitić
• England vs Wales – 9th October – Wembley Stadium
• Latvia vs England – 14th October – Daugavas Stadium