Euro 2016: Roy Hodgson’s England stars wander around their Chantilly base-camp as they prepare for crunch Wales game
Three Lions squad, including John Stones, Marcus Rashford and Raheem Sterling take a stroll ahead of Thursday's clash
ENGLAND'S stars have spent another day relaxing at their Chantilly base as they prepare for a crunch showdown against Wales on Thursday.
Despite all the talk between the Welsh and Three Lions aces ahead of the crucial clash in Lens, England's players looked in good spirits.
John Stones in particular was smiling as he patrolled the streets with team mascot Leo the Lion on his back, while Ryan Bertrand enjoyed a laugh during the trip.
Raheem Sterling, perhaps worrying for his place in the starting XI following an indifferent show in the demoralising draw against Russia on Saturday, looked perplexed by his phone.
Meanwhile Jack Wilshere, Kyle Walker and England's goalscorer from Saturday - Eric Dier - were also snapped going for a stroll.
Three Lions skipper Wayne Rooney looked in contemplative mood, while his Manchester United team-mate Marcus Rashford shared his focused expression.
Jordan Henderson, Chris Smalling and Jamie Vardy were also spotted taking in the sights and sounds of Chantilly as Roy Hodgson's men look to keep their tournament alive with a win over Wales.
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Earlier on Monday, Liverpool attacking midfielder Adam Lallana and club team-mate Henderson had a look around the French capital Paris.
The forward, 28, took to Instagram to show off a snap, captioned: "Chilling in Paris this afternoon."
Wales boss Chris Coleman's side themselves got themselves off to a flier with a 2-1 win over Slovakia earlier on Saturday.
Gareth Bale and Hal Robson-Kanu got the goals on the day for the Welsh, but they will face stiffer competition against Roy's boys.
England had much the better of the game against Russia, however, a defensive mindset allowed the Russians one chance, resulting in a goal as it so often does on the international stage.
Boss Hodgson is already considering tweaking his line-up, with Daniel Sturridge in line for a start ahead of the 'jaded' Harry Kane.
Regardless, England know they will need a win, while three points for Wales would seal their place in the last-16.