Glimpse of their heroespublished at 14:34 British Summer Time 8 July 2016
Fans line up outside Cardiff Airport hoping for a glimpse of the team as they arrive.
Wales' most successful football team arrives home
Celebration included open top bus tour from Cardiff Castle and a concert at Cardiff City stadium
BBC Wales was with them every step of the way
Natalie Crockett, Ruth Thomas, Carys Hepworth and Gemma Ryall
Fans line up outside Cardiff Airport hoping for a glimpse of the team as they arrive.
FAW have tweeted in four languages, including Breton, to thank the people of Brittany for their welcome.
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The players will board an open top bus at the castle at about 16:00 BST.
BBC Wales reporter Max Evans tweets
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Supporters waving Wales flags and groups of school children will be among those ensuring the team are given a hero's welcome at Cardiff Airport.
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BBC Wales' Dafydd Pritchard tweets
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Group photo from Ian Gwyn Hughes, the Football Association of Wales' head of public affairs.
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Good afternoon and welcome to our live coverage of the Wales football team's homecoming celebrations in Cardiff.
We'll bring you all the updates as the players' plane touches down at Cardiff Airport before they make their way to Cardiff Castle where they will board an open top bus.
From there they will travel to Cardiff City Stadium where a concert headlined by the Manic Street Preachers takes place in front of a crowd of 33,000 fans.