England vs. Wales: Can the Home Side Win the Upcoming Fixture

The faceoff between England and Wales is no less than a Cold War, where both teams try to outclass the other opponent, keeping themselves motivated to win. The upcoming clash between England and Wales is expected to be a full house, with both teams fancying their chances to gain valuable game points and move a spot up in the points table. With only 2 weeks to go in the finals, teams are likely to experiment with various team combinations, trying to play with positivity and determination. England is warming the second spot in the points table, whereas Wales is on the fifth spot, which is a matter of concern for their team management and fans. The last time these two sides played against each other in the Six Nations tournament 2020, the final scoreline was 33-30, with England managing to pull off a blinder. However, in 2019 Wales dominated England and won the game by 21-13.

After France, England is considered as tournament favorites due to their winning style and overall combination. Though they lost to Scotland in the first week of the tournament (17-20), which would still be haunting them, its game and hard luck can swing either way. After losing to Scotland, England took all the revenge against Italy (33-0) and got themselves going again. Going in the game against Wales, England would be looking to stay focused on the task and play according to the match requirements. Comparing all previous statistics and gameplay, England might be lacking behind Wales, but playing in home conditions might favor Englishmen who are desperately searching for a decent victory.

• Jamie Blamire;
• Ellis Genge;
• Jonny Hill;
• George Furbank;
• Tommy Freeman.

Wales has the potential of defeating any side in this year’s Six Nations tournament. In the first week, Wales was defeated at the hands of Ireland (29-7), but then they made a very strong and impactful comeback against Scotland (20-17)/ Though it was a close game, Wales managed to pull off a victory and settle the scores. Considering previous head-to-head statistics and gameplay between Wales and England, Wales is certainly ticking the charts and dominating England on the ground. The upcoming clash between the two would certainly be a thriller for fans and Rugby followers.

• Ryan Elias;
• Gareth Davies;
• Dan Biggar;
• Owen Watkin;
• Alex Cuthbert.

Comparing both teams and their gameplay tactics, England might look to be the favorites on paper, but Wales has a decent chance of winning and playing according to the conditions. Going in the game, both sides would be itching to dominate and add valuable points to their total.