Breaking news from the Wales camp with reports keeper Wayne Hennessey could miss the game after suffering a back spasm. 

That would be a major blow if true. Team news coming up from the Stade de Bordeaux in about 45 minutes.

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Game three of Euro 2016 takes us to the global home of wine, Bordeaux, for the Group B encounter between Wales and Slovakia - two debutants in the finals of the European Championship.

Will Chris Coleman and 24,000 Welsh fans at the Stade de Bordeaux be raising a glass later? Or drowning their sorrows?

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It's finally here.

Less than two hours and counting before Wales make a first appearance at a major tournament since 1958.

Many a tear has been shed since then after countless near misses and disappointments.

But Saturday 11 June 2016 is a day of national celebration - and Chris Coleman, Gareth Bale and Co are determined it does not fall flat.

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The bunting is out in Bangor while Barry is getting ready to cheer Bale.

From Cardiff to Colwyn Bay and Welshpool to Wrexham, they've been waiting for this moment since World Cup elimination 57 years, 11 months and 23 days ago.

Wales are back on the big tournament stage. And the Euro 2016 party is about to get a whole lot more louder.