" WHAT A BEAUTIFUL SIGHT "

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loving it we are top of the league

Anybody know exactly how much of an advantage that will be? I just wondered how they decide who we play next?

Albania, or (probably) N Ireland or Czechs for us. Take any of them if we play like today.

We play a third placed team, possibly Albania or N.Ireland. can't day yet.

Could be Croatia, who would be the team to avoid. So let's hope they avoid defeat against Spain, or Czech Republic don't win.

But on that performance, I don't fear them

I'm an English Bluebird and am absolutely delighted that Wales deservedly won the group. Excellent performance tonight with 3 superb goals and, quite frankly, could have been even more. Well done Wales thoroughly deserved winners, played as a team and hope you can continue to progress.

Bloody hell I didn't think they d win a game
Unreal
Hey can we win it now

Wales will play a third-place team from either Group A (Albania), Group D (one from Czech Republic, Croatia or Turkey) or Group C (one from Germany, Poland or Northern Ireland).

That depends on the combination of the four groups which provide the third-placed sides - explained in Uefa's pre-determined formula below.

Whoever they face, Wales will play at Paris' Parc des Princes on Saturday at 17:00 BST.

Who could England face?

Finishing as Group B runners-up, England will next face the second-placed team in Group F, in Nice on Monday (20:00 BST).

That could well be Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal - who knocked England out of consecutive tournaments, at Euro 2004 and at the 2006 World Cup in Germany.

However, Austria, Hungary and Iceland can all still finish second - with Group F's final matches to be played on Wednesday.

It is the fourth time England have reached the knockout stages of a European Championship (1996, 2004 and 2012).

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Not as nice as this sight

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Wales will play a third-place team from either Group A (Albania), Group D (one from Czech Republic, Croatia or Turkey) or Group C (one from Germany, Poland or Northern Ireland).

That depends on the combination of the four groups which provide the third-placed sides - explained in Uefa's pre-determined formula below.

Whoever they face, Wales will play at Paris' Parc des Princes on Saturday at 17:00 BST.

Who could England face?

Finishing as Group B runners-up, England will next face the second-placed team in Group F, in Nice on Monday (20:00 BST).

That could well be Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal - who knocked England out of consecutive tournaments, at Euro 2004 and at the 2006 World Cup in Germany.

However, Austria, Hungary and Iceland can all still finish second - with Group F's final matches to be played on Wednesday.

It is the fourth time England have reached the knockout stages of a European Championship (1996, 2004 and 2012).

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looking at that, i think we need either a turkey win or a draw...If the czech's win, its likely we will play croatia

Well done Wales .Proud to be Welsh

Could be Croatia, who would be the team to avoid. So let's hope they avoid defeat against Spain, or Czech Republic don't win.

But on that performance, I don't fear them

I don't fear anyone Ned, bring them on