History made as Wales make Euro 2016 semi-final
Wales reached their first ever semi-final of a major tournament with a magnificent 3-1 victory over Belgium in Lille.
Wales fans on banning orders told to surrender passports
Letters have been sent out to Welsh football fans subject to banning orders to remind them to surrender their passports to police by 7pm tomorrow - or risk being arrested.
The warning has been issued by the United Kingdom Football Policing Unit (UKFPU) to 87 Wales fans, to help prevent football related violence in France this summer.
Anyone on a banning order must give up their passport to the police 10 days before an international football tournament, such as the Euros or the World Cup, begins.
The order also states that offenders can only collect it the day after the tournament ends - regardless of where Wales finish.
The orders, which last a minimum of three years, can be granted by the courts when someone is convicted of a football related offence.
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