Full time18 January 1908
Bristol City AFC Ground, Bristol, England · Home Nations 1908Head-to-head
Wales won by 10 points.
Scoring
- –CEngland conversion · Alfred Wood2–0
- –CEngland conversion · Alfred Wood4–0
- –CEngland conversion · Khaki Roberts6–0
- –TEngland try · John Birkett9–0
- –TEngland try · John Birkett12–0
- –TEngland try · Walter Lapage15–0
- –TEngland try · Rupert Williamson18–0
- –CWales conversion · Bert Winfield18–2
- –CWales conversion · Bert Winfield18–4
- –CWales conversion · Percy Bush18–6
- –PWales penalty · Bert Winfield18–9
- –TWales try · Rhys Gabe18–12
- –TWales try · Rhys Gabe18–15
- –TWales try · Billy Trew18–18
- –TWales try · Reggie Gibbs18–21
- –TWales try · Percy Bush18–24
- –DWales drop goal · Percy Bush18–28
Line-ups
England
- 1R GilbertProp
- 2William MillsHooker
- 3Patsy BoylenProp
- 4Harold HavelockSecond row
- 5Lancelot SlocockSecond row
- 6Charles HammondFlanker
- 7Robert DibbleFlanker
- 8Khaki RobertsNumber 8
- 9Rupert WilliamsonScrum-half
- 10Darkie PetersFly-half
- 11Arthur HudsonWing
- 12Walter LapageCentre
- 13John BirkettCentre
- 14Daniel LambertWing
- 15Alfred WoodFull-back
Wales
- 1Jim WebbProp
- 2Twyber TraversHooker
- 3Billy O'NeilProp
- 4John BrownSecond row
- 5James WattsSecond row
- 6Charlie PritchardFlanker
- 7Boxer HardingFlanker
- 8William DowellNumber 8
- 9Tommy VileScrum-half
- 10Percy BushFly-half
- 11Reggie GibbsWing
- 12Billy TrewCentre
- 13Rhys GabeCentre
- 14Johnnie WilliamsWing
- 15Bert WinfieldFull-back
Match officials
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Context
All-time, England 66–61 Wales, 11 drawn in 138 scored Tests. Full head-to-head
England going in
Wales going in
- Previous meeting: 12 January 1907, England 0–22 Wales
- Next meeting on record: 16 January 1909
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.