'Long wait at the Eurotunnel'published at 17:20 British Summer Time 1 July 2016
A Wales fan heading to Lille tweets
Image source, Twitter | Stuart MuirWales fan heading to Lille tweets from English side of Eurotunnel on Friday afternoon
Summary
Wales play Belgium for a place in the quarter finals of Euro 2016, with the match kicking off at 20:00 BST
Hundreds of supporters heading to Lille fear they could miss the game due to delays at the Eurotunnel
A fan zone is open in Lille and at Cooper's Field in Cardiff
The game will be shown on BBC One and S4C. You can also listen on BBC Radio Wales and BBC Radio Cymru
Get involved by sending your pictures and videos to newsonlinepictures@bbc.co.uk or @BBCWalesNews on Twitter and Facebook
'Long wait at the Eurotunnel'published at 17:20 British Summer Time 1 July 2016
Image source, Twitter | Stuart MuirImage caption, Fans 'getting on famously'published at 17:18 British Summer Time 1 July 2016
BBC Wales' Max Evans tweets
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End of twitter postA good luck message from Andy Murraypublished at 17:15 British Summer Time 1 July 2016
British tennis number one Andy Murray takes time out from playing at Wimbledon to wish the Wales football team good luck in their Euro 2016 quarter final against Belgium on Friday.
Watch his message here.
Extra trainspublished at 17:10 British Summer Time 1 July 2016
Eurotunnel trying to reduce delays for Wales fans
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End of twitter postFrustrated fanspublished at 17:06 British Summer Time 1 July 2016
Wales supporter takes to Twitter to call for swift action to help fans stuck at the Eurotunnel
Image source, Twitter | Daz Willz'Sea of red'published at 17:03 British Summer Time 1 July 2016
Welsh singer and radio presenter Cerys Matthews tweets
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End of twitter postMatch kick-off 'will not be delayed'published at 17:00 British Summer Time 1 July 2016
Euro 2016 organiser UEFA has confirmed kick-off will not be delayed despite long hold-ups for fans travelling to France on the Eurotunnel.
Their statement reads: "UEFA is aware of the current delays in the Eurotunnel and has gathered further information from the Welsh FA, local authorities and the tunnel operator.
“It appears that the vast majority of fans with tickets will arrive on time at the stadium in Lille.
“The match is therefore scheduled to go ahead as planned with a kick-off time of 21.00 CET.
'We are trying to catch up'published at 16:54 British Summer Time 1 July 2016
Eurotunnel boss on delays affecting Wales fans
Eurotunnel said it was putting on three extra trains and had drafted in extra staff on Friday afternoon to help cut long delays caused by a technical problem.
Quote MessageWe understand how important this game is and we will get as many people away as possible
John Keefe, Eurotunnel director of public affairs
Image source, Mike JordanImage caption, Queues at Eurotunnel
Delayed fans fear they could miss gamepublished at 16:52 British Summer Time 1 July 2016
Wales fans heading to the game in France fear they could miss the game due to delays at the Eurotunnel.
Eurotunnel LeShuttle tweeted that commuters faced a three and a half hour wait although three extra trains were being put on to try to reduce delays.
On Friday morning, fans reported waiting five hours and expressed concerns for those travelling later.
Wales face Belgium in the quarter-final in Lille at 20:00 BST. Some fans have called for the start to be delayed. Full story
Image caption, Andrew Reid, from Newport, offered £200 to swap his Eurotunnel ticket for an earlier time, but believes he and his four friends will miss the game
Bonjour, hello, helopublished at 16:50 British Summer Time 1 July 2016
Hello and welcome to our live page as Wales fans get ready for what has been hailed as their "biggest game since the 1958 World Cup".
Fans will be cheering on the team as they take on Belgium in the quarter final of Euro 2016 in Lille, France.
We'd like to know how you're getting ready to support your team, so email your pictures to newsonlinepictures@bbc.co.uk, tweet, external us @BBCWalesNews or contact us on Facebook at the BBC Wales News, external page.
