'I couldn't be more proud' - all the reaction as Wales celebrate crucial Turkey win

1. Watch on BBC One and at top of this page
2. Wales face Turkey in their second Group A match of Euro 2020 at the Olympic Stadium in Baku, Azerbaijan
3. Aaron Ramsey puts Wales ahead late in the first half from brilliant Gareth Bale assist
4. Bale misses second half penalty but Connor Roberts' added time strike seals the victory

Moore 'a huge threat' for Wales

Robbie Savage

Ex-Wales midfielder on BBC One

The two centre backs looked vulnerable against Switzerland so I am surprised there has been no changes.

But with Kieffer Moore in the starting line-up he can be effective in both boxes. He can defend well and he is a huge threat in the opposition penalty area

Kieffer Moore, Ballon d'Or?

Kieffer Moore says he sets himself "very ambitious targets."

The Wales striker is off the mark at the Euros, the sky is the limit!

Kieffer Moore: Wales' goalscoring hero sets "ambitious target"

Moore 'not just a presence up top' - Page

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With six goals in his first 18 international appearances, including against Switzerland on Saturday, Kieffer Moore has taken to international football like a duck to water.

The 6ft 5in striker's glancing header against the Swiss earned Robert Page's side a crucial point in Group A.

But while his aerial presence is clear for all to see, Page was keen to highlight the striker's other attributes after Saturday's draw.

Here are Robert Page's thoughts on Kieffer Moore.

'Wales a better team with Moore'

Neil Taylor

Wales full-back on BBC One

Kieffer Moore has been brilliant for Wales in both boxes. We look a better team when he's in there.

Excellent desire in both boxes and its crucial. As a centre back you love it when a striker comes back and heads it out of the box.

He's attacking the ball, even with his head strapped up.

Do you know more about Moore?

He was Wales' saviour in their opening match against Switzerland, but how well do you know Kieffer Moore?

The striker has arrived on the international scene later in his career than most, having already played for a dozen clubs.

Can you name Kieffer Moore's clubs?

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Baking in Baku

Dafydd Pritchard

BBC Sport Wales at the Baku Olympic Stadium

It is baking at the Baku Olympic Stadium. Still 31 °C.

Wales will hope it cools before kick-off.

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'Tension was unbearable!'

It is safe to say former Wales skipper Ashley Williams is struggling with watching the team as a fan.

The BBC Sport columnist described watching Wales' opener with Switzerland as unbearable.

Ashley Williams' Wales Euro 2020 column.

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'Kieffer Moore doesn't get the credit he deserves'

Ashley Williams

Former Wales captain on BBC One

We both went the same way. We wouldn't have changed it for the world. I'm so pleased for him. He's a humble guy, he's a nice boy and I don't think he gets the credit he deserves.

The more stories we can see of players that have come from the bottom it's nice. We always highlight the big transfer fees but this kid has just scored in the Euros.

View from the Red Wall

What about Wales' opening game?

Well, it was not the perfect start for Rob Page's Wales against Switzerland last Saturday, but it could have been a whole lot worse.

Cardiff City striker Kieffer Moore salvaged a crucial point in soaring temperatures.

Here are the highlights from Saturday.

Slow down Gareth!

Is that the shutter speed or is Gareth Bale really moving that quickly in the warm up?

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Bale 'does still have that quality'

Kevin Ratcliffe

Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

We've seen it in recent games that Gareth Bale does still have that quality.

But what I would say is I think Daniel James and David Brooks are ahead of Gareth Bale.

Turkey disappointing in Italy defeat

Cast your minds back to the opening match of Euro 2020, were Turkey bad, Italy brilliant, or a bit of both?

I guess this game will tell us.

Here are the highlights from that dominant Italy win in Rome last Friday.

Wales must 'set the tempo'

Robbie Savage

Ex-Wales midfielder on BBC One

There is no harm going in early on and smash one or two tackles to set the tempo, get the ball to the creative players and go and win the game. Because for me they have to win tonight.

'We want to educate and inform'

Tyrone Mings says the England team want to "educate and inform" in response to criticism from Home Secretary Priti Patel for taking the knee.

The England players were booed by some fans prior to their Euro 2020 game with Croatia at Wembley on Sunday.

Patel accused the side of participating in "gesture politics" despite the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, urging fans to "cheer them" and not boo.

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Your top Euro 2020 performers

The first round of group fixtures at Euro 2020 have showcased some stellar performances.

Romelu Lukaku and Patrik Schick have set the early pace in the race for the Golden Boot, a host of Italian players impressed, Goran Pandev rolled back the years and Kalvin Phillips shone for England.

In each game, we have given you the opportunity to rate each player involved out of 10.

Based on those ratings, here are your Euro 2020 top performers so far...

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Nervous OTJ?

'Big players need to perform'

Robbie Savage

Ex-Wales midfielder on BBC One

The big players need to step up tonight, the goal was Luton Town to Cardiff City. It is important that Juve, Manchester United and Real Madrid perform tonight.

What does the maths tell us?

Simon Gleave, Head of Sports Analysis, Nielsen's Gracenote:

"Prior to Euro 2020 starting, Wales were one of the eight teams NOT expected to make it to the knockout phase by our forecast.

"The draw against Switzerland has not changed this. For Wales to progress, this game against Turkey is really a must-win.

"Wales are ranked higher than Turkey by the Gracenote World Football Ranking and are given 40% chance of victory and 28% chance of a draw.

"The Welsh team have 55% chance of progressing to the knockout stage but may well be relying on being one of the best third placed teams."

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Wales need to 'express themselves'

Kevin Ratcliffe

Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

Wales have got to go out there, express themselves and play better than they played against Switzerland.

I feel they played within themselves on Saturday.