Daniel Sturridge scored in stoppage-time as England came from behind to clinch a dramatic 2-1 victory over Wales to move top of Group B in Euro 2016.
Roy Hodgson's two second-half substitutes won the game as Jamie Vardy scored his first competitive England goal to cancel out Gareth Bale's first-half opener before Sturridge's strike at the death
England move top of the group on four points and will definitely reach the last 16 if they get at least a draw in their final match against Slovakia, who are level with Wales on three points.
Wales boss Chris Coleman made three changes, with fit-again goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey starting, but it was unchanged England who squandered a golden early chance as Raheem Sterling connected with Adam Lallana's cross but could only blaze over the crossbar.
Wales struggled to get out of their own half as England settled into a rhythm, and Gary Cahill should have tested Hennessey when Wayne Rooney's free-kick found him unchallenged in the box.
Hodgson sent on Vardy and Sturridge for Kane and Sterling at the break, with their presence galvanising England, who went close when Rooney's shot was turned round the post by Hennessey.
Their pressure paid off when Sturridge crossed into a crowded box and Ashley Williams' backward header fell to Vardy, who slammed into the net from a few yards in the 56th minute.
Much of England's attacking threat came down the right with Kyle Walker causing Wales constant problems with his pace and Hodgson sent on Marcus Rashford as his side pressed for a winning goal.
Hodgson's men broke into the Wales penalty area and Dele Alli's flick-on was driven inside the near post by Sturridge, prompting wild celebrations on the England bench and in the stands.
Key Opta Stats:
- England have won a game at a major tournament for the first time having been behind at half-time.
- Daniel Sturridge is the 10th England player to score at both the World Cup and the Euros.
- The last three players to score against England from a direct free-kick at a major tournament are Ronaldinho (2002), Zinedine Zidane (2004) and Gareth Bale (2016).
- Wales scored with their first shot on target.
- Jamie Vardy has scored four times in his last five games for England. He netted with his third touch in the match.
- Marcus Rashford is the youngest player to play at the Euros for England (18y 228d), four days younger than Rooney in 2004 (v France). He is the fifth youngest overall.
