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Well that was a brilliant end to a very nervy game.
We'll have pictures of the celebrations up very shortly!
Get in there!!! #ENG #EURO2016
— Matt targett (@Mattytargett) June 16, 2016
It's not just pubs and clubs getting in on the act - these pupils at Regents Park Community College were delighted when Jamie Vardy equalised!
The jubilation has turned to anxiety again for the England fans as the team try, but so far fail, to grab a winner.
Not long left now!
We haven't seen anyone in Southampton dressed in a national flag onesie like this so far, which is probably for the best.
Will it be a case of the irrestistible force against the immovable object? Plenty of fingernails left to be chewed by England fans as we near the final 15 minutes.
England fans roaring the team on now as 18-year-old Manchester United starlet Marcus Rashford comes on for Lallana.
...then this is more like it now.
If this was the picture in the first half...
Maybe Will Moore (see earlier post) should be in charge?
Within minutes of coming on Vardy's equalised for England. A very scruffy goal indeed, but the fans celebrating in pubs across Southampton don't care.
Things just got a bit more exciting at 90 Degrees!
We've just added a number of photos to the fan gallery.
Click HERE to have a look.
It's not been great for England so far but there's euphoria at the Bedford Arms as Jamie Vardy and Daniel Sturridge come on.
Chris Thorpe has turned up to the game in an England shirt and teamed it with a rather fetching hat!
The 20 year old student said: "Joe Hart could have done more to save the free kick but your make your own luck in football."
Penny for Roy's thoughts?
Here are some of the half-time reviews from England fans in The Alex in Southampton - and they don't make great reading for manager Roy Hodgson:
Will Moore, 19, a sales assistant at M&S, from Shirley, said: "It was the same old England unfortunately.
"Bring on Jamie Vardy and take Sterling off the pitch!"
Devan McClure, 20, a retail worker from Bassett, said: "It has been a disastrous first half from England!
"I have come to the Alexandra with two of my mates and we are disappointed with the playing so far."
Uh oh, Wales have scored - and who else could it be but former Saint Gareth Bale?
Women, men and students are at the Alexander waiting in hope of a goal from England and fans boo Wales when Harry Kane gets tackled.
There are cheers from fans outside and people shouting 'go on' when the ball gets close to the Wales goal.
England fans at Tokyo Bar on Bedford Place, Southampton. Nervous tension is in the air!
It's not just the pubs and bars of Hampshire that are getting into the spirit of it today:
Come on #England @CRUKEaststSoton @CR_UK #charity #fashion #football pic.twitter.com/KJWp8QHshB
— abbie (@ajhillsx) June 16, 2016
Former Saint Adam Lallana has started quite brightly for England here.
Fans seem less happy about Raheem Sterling's contribution so far though...
The Alexandra pub in Bellevue road is filled with hundreds of people getting in their drinks for the England vs Wales match.
The door security is letting one in one out and cheers can be heard from outside the premises.
Punters have filled the garden area and there are around 200 people throughout the pub.
Groans around Hampshire there as Raheem Sterling skies a decent chance for England.
Caz Parker, Julie Adams, Kim Ansell and Sarah Emmett think it'll be 2-1 England with Rooney, Vardy and Bale to score.
Firefighters at St Mary's Fire Station cheer on England ahead of their Euro 2016 clash against Wales.
Will he get on the pitch today?
#SaintsFC's @ryanbertrand3 completes his warm-up, ahead of #ENG taking on #WAL in Lens: pic.twitter.com/XsTMiz13D3
— Southampton FC (@SouthamptonFC) June 16, 2016
Some sound advice from the police here:
Watching the match? Do you need to drive later? Think- don't drink and drive. #UEFAEURO2016 #inspS pic.twitter.com/pRFUKOa0sV
— Hants Roads Policing (@HantsPolRoads) June 16, 2016
Remember, we're adding pictures to the gallery HERE as we go.
Send in yours to website@dailyecho.co.uk and we'll add them!
We have reporters out at pubs in Southampton and the atmosphere is building.
It's getting lively at Yates on Above Bar Street.
Fans are singing World in Motion and the pub is packed to the rafters.
Across Hampshire thousands of people are set to cheer on England (and a few will be rooting for Wales of course).
Send us your pictures to show us where you're watching the match to website@dailyecho.co.uk
Here is how #ENG and #WAL line-up for their Group B clash at #EURO2016 via @SimonPeachpic.twitter.com/tFSBg9QfOC
— PA Dugout (@PAdugout) June 16, 2016
So there's a former Saint starting for both teams today - Adam Lallana for England and Gareth Bale for Wales.
In case you missed it, earlier this week we reported that Lallana's dad Dave has opened a new masonic football lodge in Southampton.
No, really.
You can read more about it here.
And Wales have made three changes - in come Hennessey, Ledley and Saturday's hero Hal Robson-Kanu.
Hennessey; Gunter, Chester, Williams (c), Taylor, Davies; Ledley, Ramsey, Allen; Robson-Kanu, Bale.
England are unchanged for today's match by the way.
Here's the full team:
Hart; Walker, Cahill, Smalling, Rose; Dier, Rooney (C), Alli; Lallana, Kane, Sterling.
So to no great surprise Saints duo Fraser Forster and Ryan Bertrand remain on the bench.
Former Saints star Gareth Bale insisted he could deal with rough treatment from England.
Bale, pictured below, said: "You always get it. [Slovakia[ had a nice nibble on Saturday.
"I don't think I've said anything to be bad to be honest. I've given my opinion what our country is about."
Despite the excitement at home, there have been unpleasant scenes in France as football fans clashed before and after games.
UEFA has threatened to kick Russia out of the European Championships if more violence occurs.
In Lille police charged charged chanting fans and sprayed tear gas in an attempt to disperse crowds.
In total 36 people were arrested following clashes where bangers and flares were lit.
England manager Roy Hodgson called for a show of mutual respect between fans today.
He said: ""If you ask me what I would like, I'd like to see both national anthems totally and utterly respected.
"Whether we will see that or not I don't know. We are here to play football. These are matters we cannot affect.
"The fact that it's a game between brothers, if you like, adds spice to it and interest. That's something I can only welcome."
PICTURED: Wales' supporters make their way past England fans on the way to the ground during the UEFA Euro 2016, Group B match at the Stade Felix Bollaert-Delelis, Lens (photo: PA)
POLL: #ENG take on #WAL at #EURO2016 but who will win? Live blog here https://t.co/Zv3iSc1oaI - get involved!
— Daily Echo (@dailyecho) June 16, 2016
Staff at the Frog and Parrot in Southampton are getting ready for the big day.
We're creating a gallery of all the pictures of fans taking in the match, which you can find by clicking HERE.
Send in your photos to website@dailyecho.co.uk and we'll add them in!
The bunting is coming out, revellers are dressing up in costume, and pubs and clubs are getting ready for bumper crowds.
No, it's not a monarch's birthday - it's much more important than that.
England are set to take on Wales at 2pm in a crucially-important match at Euro 2016, and the Three Lions will be keen to get all three points after a disappointing draw against Russia.
But Wales, who beat Slovakia in their opening game, will be no pushovers.
We will be bringing you the action throughout the day, including the scenes as fans watch the action in Southampton.
So sit back and enjoy!
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