BOYLE Sports Blog | England vs Wales Prediction, Betting Tips & Odds…

England will look to continue their dominance over Wales in Thursday night’s high-profile friendly at Wembley, set for October 9, 2025.

The Three Lions have won the last seven meetings between these old rivals, conceding only one goal in those matches.

That record is hard to ignore and makes 20/23 for a home win to nil an obvious choice for our first England vs Wales prediction.

20/23

● LIVE ODDS England To Win To Nil

England vs Wales Betting Odds

Result	Odds	Chance
England	2/9	81.8%
Wales	10/1	9.1%
Draw	9/2	18.2%

*Odds are correct at the time of writing, but subject to change.

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How to Watch England vs Wales

This game is scheduled to kick off at 19:45 BST and will be broadcast live on ITV 1.

England vs Wales Head-to-Head Record

Marcus Rashford bagged a brace when England beat Wales 3-0 at the 2022 World Cup finals and the on-loan Barcelona star is 13/8 to strike at any time here after some impressive displays for the Catalan giants this season.

The Three Lions won by the same scoreline in a friendly five years ago and the only time Wales have scored against them this century was when Gareth Bale broke the deadlock in a Euro 2016 clash, before Jamie Vardy equalised and Daniel Sturridge snatched a last-gasp decider.

England prevailed in both Euro 2012 qualifiers and twice in a 2006 World Cup qualifying pool, with the Dragons last coming out on top over 40 years ago, shading a May 1984 Home Nations match 1-0 thanks to a Mark Hughes effort.

5/4

● LIVE ODDS Marcus Rashford Anytime Goalscorer

England Form Guide

Thomas Tuchel began his reign with a couple of smooth World Cup qualifying wins, with Albania and Latvia beaten by a combined score of 5-0 at Wembley in March.

England then faltered, though, with two laboured victories over Andorra split by a 3-1 friendly loss to Senegal at the City Ground in Nottingham.

However, the German enjoyed a signature success when the Three Lions romped to a 5-0 triumph away to Serbia last month, completely dominating their main Group K rivals.

Record goalscorer Harry Kane now has 74 strikes from 109 international appearances after netting in five of this year’s six matches.

He opened the scoring in three of those fixtures and is 9/4 to do the same again in the England vs Wales odds.

Wales Form Guide

Craig Bellamy made a bright start as Wales boss, beginning with an unbeaten run of nine matches, which featured five wins.

Even his first defeat was a memorable effort, with the Dragons recovering from 3-0 down to draw level with Belgium in Brussels before Kevin De Bruyne broke their hearts in the closing stages.

Last month brought a crucial 1-0 World Cup qualifying win away to Kazakhstan, but Wales then lost 1-0 to Canada in a home friendly and this contest hardly comes at an ideal time, with Belgium visiting Cardiff on Monday in another vital qualifier.

Bellamy is aware of the task facing his side at Wembley, stating: “England have a ridiculous squad, like France. They have a transfer market value of £1.4billion, ours is £170million. If you were a boxing promoter, you wouldn’t put us together. It wouldn’t be allowed.”

The former Liverpool, Manchester City and Newcastle forward is always up for a fight, but discretion may prove the better part of valour on this occasion.

If the visitors do opt for a damage limitation approach, 5/1 for a 2-0 home win is worth adding to our England vs Wales betting tips.

5/1

● LIVE ODDS England 2-0 Correct Score