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Wales face Switzerland in the second match of the delayed Euro 2020
Breel Embolo heads Switzerland ahead from corner kick early in second half
Kieffer Moore replies for Wales with 17 minutes remaining in Baku
Mario Gavranovic's strike in the 85th minute ruled out by VAR for offside
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They are the Tottenham trio who call themselves 'Welsh Mafia'.
They could not be more vital to Wales' prospects at Euro 2020.
But can Wales' Spurs players shrug off a disappointing season?
I wrote some words on that very topic, I would be delighted if you could have a read, here.
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Mark Hughes
Former Wales manager on BBC One
Moore is a good focal point and I always feel a team is best served by that.
At some point we are going to need an out ball and I think the guys at the top end of the pitch are so different. We’ve got pace, guile and a physical presence.
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Ashley Williams
Former Wales captain on BBC One
Kieffer Moore is so big and a very good footballer. He is the focal point for us and it's very important that he's playing in the team - he will cause disruption.
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One guy you will want to hear from throughout Euro 2020 is Wales' skipper in 2016, Ashley Williams.
Ashley is going to be writing a column for BBC Sport.
You can read his first entry here.
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Joe Allen believes a "fearless" generation of new players can fire Wales to success at Euro 2020.
Allen, 31, is one of eight players in the 26-man squad who helped Wales reach the Euro 2016 semi-finals.
"They want to make their mark and show what they can do and showcase their talent," Allen told BBC Sport Wales.
"That is one of the great strengths they have. They are fearless.
Read Joe's thoughts on Wales' young guns here.
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Nathan Blake
Former Cardiff and Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales
I am pleased to see Dan James starting, Morell in there - I think those young legs are fantastic.
And I also think that pace down the flank is going to be crucial to release some of the tension.
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BBC Sport's Gary Lineker, Rio Ferdinand, Ashley Williams and Micah Richards assess the chances of England, Scotland and Wales ahead of Euro 2020.
BBC Sport pundits assess the prospects for England, Scotland and Wales ahead of Euro 2020
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"2016 was the greatest summer of my life"…
Abigail Davies explains what it means to be a Wales fan.
"2016 was the greatest summer of my life"…
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We might have mentioned it once, twice, 6,000 times or so, but Wales reached the semi-finals of Euro 2016.
You can re-live some of the best moments here.
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Rob Phillips
BBC Wales Football Correspondent
The Wales team line-up tells you they are going for it. I can't think of a much more attack-minded line-up.
I don't think Wales fans will complain about that team too much.
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Wales face Switzerland in their opening Euro 2020 match, hoping to recreate the glorious highs of Euro 2016.
Our man in Baku, Dafydd Pritchard, explains how this match is a contest between two sides facing fan expectation, a tale of two golden generations.
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Wales' great enigma Aaron Ramsey is aiming to rekindle 2016 magic at Euro 2020.
Here is a deep dive on Wales' most enigmatic player.
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If last night's win for Group A favourites Italy against Turkey was our Euro 2020 amuse-bouche, the starter for this weekend's feast of football is set for Baku as Wales face a game that could define their whole campaign.
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Did Italy last night go from dark horses to strong contenders to win Euro 2020?
It was a perfect night for the Azzurri on and off the pitch in Rome.
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