A man walks away from Wembley Stadium in the sunshine in London on July 12, 2020, the day that Wembley should have hosted the Euro 2020 final, but instead the home of English football is preparing for a League One playoff final on Monday in front of 90,000 empty seats. (AFP)
England will host Wales in a home nations international on Oct. 8 -- their first meeting at Wembley for nine years.
The Football Association of Wales (FAW) said the fixture would be one of two additional international matches scheduled as triple headers in October and November.
Current government guidelines mean the game is likely to be played without fans.
The most recent meeting between the nations was at the Euro 2016 tournament when England won 2-1 in Lens.
England are scheduled to face Iceland away in the Nations League on Sept. 5 before a trip to Denmark three days later.
The Wales game would be three days before they are due to host Belgium in the Nations League and will be their first home fixture in 11 months.
Wales are scheduled to begin their Nations League fixtures away to Finland on Sept. 3.
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