02/07/2016 Newsround

Hello, I'm Ayshah with a very sporty Newsround this Saturday.

Here's what's coming up:

The Dragons go wild as their team head to the semi-finals.

An injury scare for the fastest man in the world before the Olympics.

And the naughty orangutan who jumped out of her enclosure.

First up, footy, and there's one big story that everyone's talking about.

It was an unbelievable night in the European Championships

for Wales.

They beat Belgium 3-1 to reach the semifinals

of the Euros for the first time in their history.

Here's Jenny with the amazing story.

Walking out for the game of their lives,

Wales knew that a win would take them through to their first ever

semifinal in a major tournament.

However, they went into the game as underdogs.

Belgium, ranked the second-best team in the world, were strong

favourites to win,

and after early domination, Belgium went ahead

with this thunderous 25-yard strike.

COMMENTATOR: And he scores magnificently.

1-0.

But Wales did not give up and kept their belief.

After half an hour, the fightback began!

COMMENTATOR: Ashley Williams for Wales!

In the second half, Wales kept the pressure on Belgium.

They grew in confidence, and then Robson-Kanu produced

a moment of magic.

COMMENTATOR: What a turn, what a goal!

Belgium were shell-shocked.

Sensing victory, Wales refused to sit back

and pressed for a winner.

Their determination paid off.

A goal which showcased their unbreakable team spirit

and ability to create history.

COMMENTATOR: That's the whistle that counts!

Full-time: Wales 3 - Belgium 1.

After a 58-year wait to play in a major tournament once again,

Chris Coleman's side are just one game away from making

the final of Euro 2016.

Up next will be Portugal and Cristiano Ronaldo

in Lyon on Wednesday.

Can this incredible story continue?

We will have to wait to find out.

And we want to hear from you, get in touch to tell us what you think

about the Welsh victory.

Send us your thoughts about the match,

and how you rate their chances.

Sticking with sport, and six-time Olympic gold medallist

Usain Bolt has suffered an injury scare ahead of the Rio Olympics.

The double World Champ tore his hamstring -

that's the muscle at the back of his leg -

during the first round of Jamaica's Olympic trials.

Bolt posted this image online, showing that he's already receiving

treatment and is aiming to return for the London Anniversary Games

later this month.

One of Scotland's most famous golf clubs now allows women members.

Royal Troon made the decision last night.

It's the first time women have been allowed to join since the club

opened more than 100 years ago.

Tennis now, and world number one Novak Djokovic is just about to play

at Wimbledon to complete his match against American Sam Querrey.

Djokovic was losing yesterday when they had

to stop because of rain.

BBC sport reporter Ore Oduba sent us this report earlier today.

Hi, guys, and welcome to court number one here

at the All-England Club.

I know, with all of Wales' success this week,

the theme has been unlikely sporting scenarios,

and I have exactly that here on this day in court number one,

because when defending champion Novak Djokovic resumes his game

against Sam Querrey, he will find himself two sets down

against the big-serving American.

The test will be, for him, if he can win three straight sets,

and continue what has been an incredible 30-match

unbeaten run in grand slams.

There was also a major upset on the cards yesterday,

when Serena Williams managed to just get over the line against her fellow

American Christina McHale.

We have seen upsets all over the cards.

You would not be surprised if the defending champion

Novak Djokovic went out later on today.

If he did, what good news that would be for Andy Murray.

We have already seen Stan Wawrinka, the 2015 French Open champion,

going out as well earlier on in the week.

So, as it stands, things are looking very good for Mr Murray.

Thanks, Ore.

Now, you might have seen some of these guys

on the streets yesterday - hundreds of people dressed as

World War One soldiers walked through cities around the country.

It was to get people to remember the sacrifices made 100 years ago

in the Battle of the Somme.

The actors didn't speak but they handed out cards with names

of the soldiers who died.

Well, the UK may have been experiencing some changeable

weather, as we've just seen from Wimbledon, but spare a thought

for the residents of Tucson, in Arizona in America.

And yes, that is a bin floating down the street.

Torrential rain left the city streets flooded,

which stranded motorists and created rivers at crossroads.

Several streets were completely submerged, and the rain caused

local rivers to overflow.

And staying in the USA, one place that's in need of all that

water is probably right here in Simi Valley, California,

where a 20-acre bushfire broke out yesterday afternoon.

The region has suffered multiple wildfires in recent weeks.

Firefighters have been dumping water on the flames using helicopters

to stop them from spreading.

And there's just enough time to tell you about the cheeky orangutan

who tried to escape from a zoo in Florida in the US.

She decided to jump out and have a bit of a walk.

The keepers managed to get her back into her habitat safely.

That's all for now.

I'll be back after 1.30 with your last update of the day.