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Well that's all from us tonight as Wales did what they needed to do and advanced to a winner-takes-all match with Poland on Tuesday for a place at the 2024 European Championships.

Wales might need to play even better if they are to advance to Germany, but will take heart from showing a clinical touch in front of goal and making a super fast start in both halves.

Thank you very much for following along with us tonight, we hope to have your company again on Tuesday evening.

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

I said before the game that Jordan James and Ethan Ampadu, that partnership has allowed Wales this success, in my opinion.

It solidifies the defence and it allows the attack to go and press really high with confidence, knowing that we've got those two rock solid players and then a back three behind them.

Wales manager Rob Page speaking to BBC Radio Wales: "We know what we've got in the changing room, they're a great group of lads and we did have a selection headache tonight.

"Poland will be a tough game and we respect what they're all about.

"However, we know if we bring our A-game like we did against Croatia and tonight, the result will take care of itself.

"We've been there and done it, we know what we have to do, it doesn't faze us. We've had a taste of major tournaments and we quite like it."

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Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Going into Tuesday, Poland are a different proposition. The only thing I will say from tonight's game is that we could've been more patient at times.

I don't think Poland will allow us as much time to try and counter them, but who knows - we will see Tuesday.

What a night it was for Wales, but the job is not yet done.

Rob Phillips, Nathan Blake, Helen Ward and Ian Hunt all reacted to tonight's result in the immediate aftermath of the game at Cardiff City Stadium.

LISTEN: "Sprinklings of magic" - reaction to Wales' big win

Finland boss Markku Kanerva is doing his post-match press conference.

“I want to congratulate Wales, they played a good game today and deserved to win," he said.

“Of course I am disappointed, we didn’t reach the level I wished.

“We had disastrous starts to both halves with Wales scoring in both those periods.

“Hopefully Wales will go all the way to the Euros, because they are a good team.

“I can’t ask for more than my players gave on the field.

“I am very disappointed of course, but that’s football.”

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Daniel James on BBC Radio Wales' Call Rob: "It was brilliant, I think we got off to a brilliant start then Neco (Williams) scored an unbelievable goal for the second.

"I think we were disappointed to go into half-time having conceded but we went out in the second half with the same spirit and scored early again.

"We only got better from there so we're obviously delighted, but it's only half-time. We've got a big game on Tuesday now to look forward to!

"To score four here, I can't think of the last game we scored four here, we've got goals all over the pitch.

"I think everyone's come into camp, whether they're playing or not, fit and ready.

"We really gelled as a team today and we've got to take that into Tuesday."

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Wales manager Rob Page on S4C: "Everyone put in a performance tonight, even the boys who came off the bench.

"Dan James was fantastic, on his 50th cap, he got the goal he deserved. It goes to show the confidence he's got.

"We've got players coming off the bench full of confidence and playing for their clubs, you can really see it in the performance.

"It's half-time, we're going to enjoy the win and take this into Tuesday.

"These supporters have been immense once again, I must say. Roll on Tuesday."

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Wales manager Rob Page on S4C: "We got off the best possible start.

"We had to address a couple of things at half time and were better in the second half.

"It could have been five or six, but the message is that this is half-time.

"We’ve now got a massive effort to go on Tuesday and we can’t wait.

"We were disappointed with the goal we conceded. It made for an uncomfortable few minutes but the start of the second half was excellent."

Sam Vokes
Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's very exciting times for us as Wales fans, whoever comes in you can see does a job, as we've seen tonight.

The boys will be full of confidence now heading into Tuesday.

Helen Ward
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

I think the way Wales started each half was fantastic, it shows Wales are in a good place.

That goal from Brennan Johnson was vital at that time in the game, Wales didn't let Finland get a sniff in that second half.

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Georgia will host Greece and Ukraine will play Iceland in Wroclaw in the other Euro 2024 play-off finals.

Albert Gudmundsson scored a hat-trick as Iceland came back to beat Israel 4-1 in the Hungarian capital Budapest.

Ukraine scored two late goals to stun Bosnia 2-1 in Zenica.

Georgia, who have never qualified for a tournament, beat Luxembourg 2-0 earlier on and Greece joined them with a comfortable 5-0 win over Kazakhstan in Athens.

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Wales were really professional in their approach and were clear winners tonight.

Yes, we were clear favourites coming into the game and we proved why we were.

A special mention for Harry Wilson, I thought he was amazing tonight.

Stick with us and we will bring you some reaction to a great night for Wales.

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

The performances have been gradually getting better and better, what a great performance tonight.

If we can get through Tuesday, what another great job Robert Page would have done.

All over, job done for Wales and Robert Page.

Wales will play Poland on Tuesday night.

The winners will go to the European Championships.

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A lovely cross from the Antman (Oliver) but Benjamin Kallman just misses out on a consolation goal.