The European Championship last-16 matches begin this weekend, starting with Wales vs Denmark on Saturday.
Wales impressively took four points from Switzerland and Turkey in Group A and will now look to prove their critics wrong at the weekend.
With 20 league goals last season for Cardiff, Wales will rely on target man Kieffer Moore to provide the goals to take the Welsh through.
Welsh fans have every reason to be confident going into Saturday with Gareth Bale and Aaron Ramsey looking back to their best.
Wales coach Robert Page faces a headache to replace the suspended Ethan Ampadu.
The Chelsea loanee was sent off in their last game against Italy.
Getting to the semi-final back in 2016, Wales will be looking to hit such heights once again.
The Danes secured their progression to the last 16 after a spectacular victory over Russia.
The Denmark players have extra motivation for the clash on Saturday as Christian Eriksen recovers in hospital after suffering a cardiac arrest on the pitch in their opener against Finland.
Here's how you can watch Saturday’s game:
Where and when is the game?
Wales vs Denmark is on Saturday, June 26 at the Johan Cruijff Arena, Amsterdam.
What time is kick-off?
The game kicks off at 5pm UK time.
What TV channel is it on?
The game is being shown live on BBC1 with coverage starting at 4:30pm.
Can I live stream it?
Yes, the fixture will also be available to stream via the BBC iPlayer.
Betting Odds
Wales – 9/2
Denmark – 5/6
Draw – 21/10
