England and Australia are considered two dominant forces in cricket fertility. The fiery battle of Ashes is always known for these two nations' competitiveness which they integrate and with the same intensity they play their ODI matches too. It's similar to Asian countries like India and Pakistan which drills you at the edge of your seat. 
Their Rivalry started in 1877 when both nations combined for the first to play for the glory and they kept the series name as Ashes. The intensity with which the matches are played made it a huge blockbuster. The arrogant talks, nasty blows, chit chats and the passion that the players possess for it, look really remarkable. 
The Battle Continues In Champions Trophy
The intense battle between these two teams didn't stop till the test it grew more in the ODI and when it comes to the Champions Trophy both teams have been at their best. Whenever these teams have collided entertainment has been guaranteed. Both England and Australia have faced each other 6 times in the Champions Trophy. Where England had the upper hand in that. 
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2002 Champions Trophy - Group stage match: England won.
2004 Champions Trophy - Group stage match: Australia won.
2006 Champions Trophy - Group stage match: England won.
2009 Champions Trophy - Final match: Australia won.
2013 Champions Trophy - Group stage match: England won.
2017 Champions Trophy - Group stage match: England won.
 Though England has the upper hand for sure Australia has the trophies which keeps them ahead of England. Most of the wins in which England persist in Group Stages. 
Clash Of Titans
The Champions Trophy is on its way and three of the matches have been blockbusters. Today it's been Australia Vs England and it's their seventh encounter between them. Australia won the toss and chose to bowl but it seemed they would regret it as England cruised the mark of 300 plus. 
Till Now England has posted 316 runs with the loss of 5 wickets. Ben Duckett has scored a superb century and still going on the score of 161, supported by Joe Root (68). The range of hitting displayed by England is a furious one. Still, England has three overs left in batting, and Australia has a lot of work to do when they come to chase. But Australia too have that firepower by which they can chase the target.