Summary

  • Wales through to first semi-final

  • Wales will play Portugal in Lyon next Wednesday

  • Vokes' header puts Wales 3-1 up

  • Robson-Kanu & Williams get Wales other goals

  • Nainggolan put Belgium ahead in first half

Live Reporting

Tom Rostance

  1. Wales through to Euro 2016 semi-final

    Crowds in Cardiff's fan zone celebrate Wales' third goal against Belgium in the Euro 2016 semi-final.

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  2. Get Involved

    #bbceuro2016

    Dave Sommerville: They said Wales were a one-man team. Nobody's saying it now.

    Wales celebratePA

  3. The dilemma

    Wales 3-1 Belgium

    Robbie Savage
    Ex-Wales midfielder on BBC 5 live

    I'm supposed to going on holiday tomorrow. I didn't think Wales would get this far. I can't tell my kids I'm not coming on holiday but when will Wales ever do this again?

  4. 'Words fail me'

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    Wales midfielder Joe Allen: "Words fail me. I never thought we'd be in this posituion. What an achievement. 

    "This means so much to everyone.

    "We knew we'd score. Once we got level, everyone was confident we'd go on to win. We never give up.

    "It will take something special to stop us. 

    "The emotions that the fans stir up in the lads, and vice-versa, that's what football is all about."

    Joe ALlenGetty Images

  5. WALES INTO THE SEMI-FINALS

    Robbie Savage has just said that he is booked to go on holiday in the morning but he's just told his wife that he's not coming...

  6. 'Look at Leicester, look at Greece!'

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    BBC Radio 5 Live

    Former Wales rugby international Jonathan Davies: "It's such a small country. It's the football team's time in the sun now. It's fantastic we are so proud. We thought they could do well but they exceeded expectations. 

    "Belgium are a great side, but we defended well. Aaron Ramsey and Ben Davies are out, but Portugal haven't played that well. Look at Leicester, look at Greece at Euro 2004." 

  7. Get Involved

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  8. WALES INTO THE SEMI-FINALS

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    Wales goalscorer Sam Vokes: "The way we reacted shows our spirit. It's an amazing feeling.

    "It was a great feeling to score. The work rate was fantastic and that's what won us the game.

    "Hopefully we can get through and see the suspended players in the final."

  9. 'We can win this'

    Wales 3-1 Belgium

    Dean Saunders
    Former Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

    We have seen so many dark days in Welsh football. We played for so many years and have never qualified for a tournament, let alone got this far. I just can't believe what has happened. We can win this. Portugal haven't won a game in 90 minutes yet.

    Look at the decisions that Chris Coleman has taken. Brilliant.  

  10. 'Best in the world'

    WALES INTO THE SEMI-FINALS

    Aaron Ramsey is suspended for the semi-final against Portugal but he seems to have taken it well so far...

  11. Heart shaped box

    WALES INTO THE SEMI-FINALS

  12. Get Involved

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    The Welsh Dragon spits out fire at its Belgian opponent and burns it to a crispy cinder, while the England lot sit at home and watch how a team togetherness works wonders when you have it. Congratulations to our neighbours west of the border - nothing short of astonishing. Ronaldo, beware!

    Chris Green, Huddersfield

    Wales celebrateAP

  13. Get Involved

    #bbceuro2016

    Richard: Fifteen years I've been going to Wales games. Fifteen years of disappointment, and sparse crowds. And it's all been worth it.

    Sam Jones: Wales and England swapping sports. Wales are the nation of football and England have the rugby at the moment

  14. Watch again

    Wales 3-1 Belgium

    Fancy re-living all of that match? You can watch highlights here.

  15. 'Spot on'

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    Robbie Savage
    Ex-Wales midfielder on BBC 5 live

    Tactically Chris Coleman has got it spot on: substitutes, systems, everything. 

    But if Wales got beat they are not getting the excuses out such as 'let's have an inquest, let's get committees to pick new managers'. All I have seen is a manager who has passion and gives instructions to his team and you now have a team which are in the semi-finals of the European Championship. 

  16. 'The best night in Welsh football history'

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    John Hartson
    Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

    The families have been over from the group stages, Chris Coleman has embraced that and it's a great achievement and it's really important to be with the players to share the special moment. I had a little feeling how the game would go. I knew Belgium would create, they have some really good players, but I was still in awe of the Wales response. 

    It's the best night in Welsh football history, better than 1958 because we have gone one step further. 

    Neil TaylorEPA

  17. 'World football is ours'

    WALES INTO THE SEMI-FINALS

  18. 'It feels incredible'

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    Wales forward Gareth Bale: "We fought as hard as anyone. We covered every blade of grass. I think we deserve to be in the semi-finals. We believe in ourselves. We know what we're doing.

    "It feels incredible. We fully believed we could get this far. We said we'd give it a good go. We're enjoying the journey.

    "We'll go into the semi-final with confidence. We can't afford to look past that game. 

    "We'll do our homework and work on our game plan. It's not long before the next game. I'm sure there'll be a few celebrations but not too much.

    "It means everything. Our fans were 10 times as loud despite there being much more Belgians in the crowd. We'll enjoy the journey together."

  19. Watch again

    Wales 3-1 Belgium

    Have you ever seen anything like this? Watch how Wales celebrate the win that saw them reach the semi-finals of Euro 2016.

  20. One step away

    WALES INTO THE SEMI-FINALS

    How good does this look?

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