Full time13 August 2011
Millennium Stadium, Cardiff, Wales · Men's Internationals 2011Head-to-head
Wales won by 10 points.
Scoring
- 3’PWales penalty · Rhys Priestland3–0
- 4’PEngland penalty · Toby Flood3–3
- 11’PWales penalty · Rhys Priestland6–3
- 23’PEngland penalty · Toby Flood6–6
- 43’PEngland penalty · Toby Flood6–9
- 59’TWales try · James Hook11–9
- 60’CWales conversion · James Hook13–9
- 69’PWales penalty · James Hook16–9
- 81’PWales penalty · James Hook19–9
Line-ups
Wales
- 1Paul JamesProp
- 2Lloyd BurnsHooker
- 3Craig MitchellProp
- 4Luke CharterisSecond row
- 5Alun Wyn JonesSecond row
- 6Dan LydiateFlanker
- 7Sam WarburtonFlanker
- 8Taulupe FaletauNumber 8
- 9Mike PhillipsScrum-half
- 10Rhys PriestlandFly-half
- 11Shane WilliamsWing
- 12Gavin HensonCentre
- 13Jamie RobertsCentre
- 14George NorthWing
- 15James HookFull-back
- 16Huw BennettBench
- 17Ryan BevingtonBench
- 18Josh TurnbullBench
- 19Justin TipuricBench
- 20Tavis KnoyleBench
- 21Scott WilliamsBench
- 22Aled BrewBench
England
- 1Alex CorbisieroProp
- 2Steve ThompsonHooker
- 3Dan ColeProp
- 4Louis DeaconSecond row
- 5Courtney LawesSecond row
- 6Tom WoodFlanker
- 7Hendre FourieFlanker
- 8Nick EasterNumber 8
- 9Richard WigglesworthScrum-half
- 10Toby FloodFly-half
- 11Mark CuetoWing
- 12Shontayne HapeCentre
- 13Mike TindallCentre
- 14Matt BanahanWing
- 15Ben FodenFull-back
- 16Lee MearsBench
- 17Matt StevensBench
- 18Tom PalmerBench
- 19James HaskellBench
- 20Danny CareBench
- 21Charlie HodgsonBench
- 22Delon ArmitageBench
Match officials
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Context
All-time, Wales 61–66 England, 11 drawn in 138 scored Tests. Full head-to-head
Wales going in
England going in
- Previous meeting: 6 August 2011, Wales 19–23 England
- Next meeting on record: 25 February 2012
Also on this day
Results to 27 September 2026. Scoring and line-ups come from World Rugby match summaries where available; older Tests may have neither.