I know what you're thinking, what does Jamie Lannister make of things?

Wonder no longer.

Danish actor Nikolaj Coster-Waldau recounts the fairy tale stories of Denmark and Wales who meet in the last 16 of Euro 2020 on Saturday.

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

When the pressures been on and Wales have had to get a result, they've done it.

We've got one or two superstars in the making, but we haven't got a plethora in the making like the Danish side has.

The players are making their way out onto the field.

Wales' players are out first and are greeted by a chorus of boos!

Anthem time.

Dylan Levitt came on as a late substitute in Wales' last group game against Italy to earn his ninth cap.

Now Ysgol Gwynedd, his old primary school in Flint, is getting ready for the big game.

His old teacher still works there - and his Mum does too - so there are a few 'Levitt 7' shirts knocking about.

The 20-year-old midfielder has made just one first-team appearance for Manchester United but made his senior international debut in September 2020, at the age of 19, and ended last season on loan with Croatian side Istra 1961.

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Ben Davies will be hoping he can create another lifelong memory in the Amsterdam Arena this evening, because it is already a place that must be close to his heart.

Davies was part of Spurs' incredible comeback victory in the Champions League semi final just over two years ago, when Lucas Moura's hat-trick wiped out a three goal deficit and took Tottenham to a first European Cup final.

Surely he will be thinking good thoughts when he steps onto the pitch this evening.

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Robert Page says Wales possess counter-attackers "who are the best in Europe" as they prepare to face Denmark in the last 16 of Euro 2020.

Wales finished runners-up in Group A, demonstrating their frontline threat in a thrilling 2-0 win over Turkey.

They were less fluent in drawing with Switzerland and losing to Italy, but manager Page has backed Gareth Bale, Aaron Ramsey and Daniel James to shine.

"We're full of confidence. We know we can hurt teams," he said.

Robert Page says Denmark must respect quality of Wales attack.

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A really classy tribute to Christian Eriksen was greeted with great enthusiasm by the Denmark fans.

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Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Johan Cruyff Arena

Huge cheers as the customary pre-match giant shirts are brought on to the pitch but with the Danish one emblazoned with ‘Eriksen 10’.

Christian Eriksen really is an inspiration for this Denmark side, who continue to provide the uplifting story of this tournament.

Mark Hughes
Former Wales manager on BBC One

It's crazy that the guy can't jump with his two arms in this day and age.

Connor Roberts scored Wales' second goal in the second Group A game en route to the last 16 of Euro 2020.

But while others were texting congratulations after the 2-0 victory, his mother was asking him to pop home to do some DIY!

Connor Roberts' pre-match routine includes listening to 'Yma o Hyd' to fire him up.

The famous Welsh patriotic song, which translates as 'Still Here', was released in 1981 and extols the survival of the Welsh nation since the days of the Roman Empire.

BBC Sport looks at the effect of Wales' two biggest stars Aaron Ramsey and Gareth Bale on the team, and hears from fans about how the pair "have more to prove" at Euro 2020.

A lovely day for football indeed Rob.

If you are Welsh, be warned, this video is likely to leave you feeling pumped and proud.

As Wales prepare to take on Denmark in the last 16 of Euro 2020, former international Nathan Blake calls on legends and "the character of a Welshman" to inspire Gareth Bale's side.

Another Welshman who could be set to leave Anfield is Harry Wilson.

Benfica made an official approach for Liverpool's attacking midfielder but initial talks broke down over the valuation of the Wales international.

Wilson, 24, spent last season on loan at Cardiff City and is part of Wales' squad at Euro 2020.

Liverpool expect Benfica to return in their attempts to sign Wilson.

There is also interest in him from Premier League newcomers Brentford and Championship side West Brom.

Liverpool expect Benfica bid for Harry Wilson.

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Being at the Euros doesn't stop your future being discussed.

A couple of Wales and Liverpool players are being targeted by other clubs.

Liverpool would reluctantly sell Wales right-back Neco Williams, with a minimum asking price of £10m.

The 20-year-old, who joined the Liverpool academy aged six, would also be reluctant to leave, but has struggled for first-team football with the Reds.

Liverpool would reluctantly sell Neco Williams for £10m.

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