When you think of a matchday meal, do you think £190 hamper in the back of your Range Rover?

Or do you think £1.50 pie eaten with your hands on the pavement while trying not to drip the gravy down your Welsh top?

The answer to this question is a key indicator as to where your allegiances lie come Sunday's huge Six Nations match between Wales and England.

There are 15 more reasons why the Welsh and English are really very different above.

But it's all a bit of good natured banter. Best of luck to both teams (except England).

And, yes, the £190 Twickenham Hamper really exists. It is delivered to the ground's car park on the day and includes a selection of meats, baguettes, sandwiches and chocolate brownies. It also includes honey-glazed gammon, rolled loin of beef, Scotch eggs, sausage rolls, pork pies, baguettes, olives, crisps and crudités.

You can buy it at bespoke cooking company Spook (if you are English of course).