Wales travel to Portugal on Thursday for a Nations League fixture that revives one of the most notable chapters in the country’s recent football history. The match comes a decade after the two nations met in the semi-final of Euro 2016.
Chris Coleman’s Wales had stunned European football by reaching the last four in France. Their run ended in Lyon, where they were beaten 2-0 by a Portugal side that included Cristiano Ronaldo. Portugal went on to win the tournament.
A decade on, the Wales team making the trip to Portugal is managed by Craig Bellamy, who takes his side into Thursday’s Nations League meeting with the same opponents who ended their Euro 2016 adventure.