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 reached their first ever semi-final of a major tournament with a magnificent 3-1 victory over Belgium in Lille.
French Police have issued an alcohol ban during all Euro 2016 games taking place in the small northern city of Lens.
England and Wales fans will not be allowed to drink alcohol on the streets of Lens before and after their Euro 2016 clash on June 16.
The ban will run from 06:00 local time on Thursday until 06:00 on Friday, with French authorities searching cars travelling into Lens for alcohol.
British police have told ticketless supporters to go to Lille, or another city with a fan zone, to watch the game.
The sale, transport and consumption of alcoholic drinks will be banned in the car parks, shuttle buses, coach parks and in all public areas in Lens city centre.
Police officers from across the UK will be travelling to France to work with their French counterparts to try to ensure disorder doesn’t ruin the tournament.
The Prince of Wales has sent the Welsh football team a good luck message ahead of their Euro 2016 clash against Portugal tonight.
A director who brought Nottingham Forest's European success to screen said he would give Wales the same treatment if they won Euro 2016.
Disappointed fans hoping to watch Wales v Portugal at the Principality Stadium have complained of long queues and website errors.