' Hal Robson-Kanu '
Next to superstars like Bale and Aaron Ramsey, he goes right under the radar with Wales after a career spent with lesser lights Reading, Southend and Swindon.
But Hal R-K never gives anything less than 100 per cent in a Wales shirt and is instructed to do the running that creates the gaps for Bale and Ramsey to rampage into.
Robson-Kanu even lost his place in the team for this game, Chris Coleman opting instead for Jonny Williams' creativity as Gareth Bale's partner up top.
But when his opportunity came, Robson-Kanu grabbed it with two hands. His winning goal may have been a mis-hit, but he was in the right position at the right time to latch onto Ramsey's pass and set up the moment of fortune.
You make your own luck in this game. Don't they say that?
It was Robson-Kanu's third goal for Wales. Unless he smacks the winner against England, or even in the Euro final in Paris next month, it's hard to imagine he will get a more important one.
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