26/06/2016 Newsround

It's Sunday morning and here's what's coming up on Newsround.

Celebrations for Wales, but home time for Northern Ireland.

First, though, on Thursday, adults across the UK

voted to leave a club of 28 countries called the European Union.

48% of those who voted wanted to remain in the European Union

and are worried by the result of this vote.

But, for many of those who wanted to leave,

now is time to celebrate taking back control.

Naz has been speaking to some of you guys

What did you think about the result of the EU referendum?

I was quite happy, to be honest, because now it means we can see

what happens in the future and we have our freedom.

It also means we don't have to put money into the EU and we can

spend it on things in our country and build up our country itself.

It was disappointing, because the decision was made

for our generation, yet we didn't get to have a say in it.

But I think that with these new challenges

I thought that it was definitely going to be Remain.

And I kind of hope that England will be stable.

But, at the end of the day, it's democracy and everyone

so, if this is what Britain wants, then, maybe this can be the start

of new opportunities that we could take.

Next, more European action, but this time on the footy pitch.

And Wales made history last night, making it through to the

quarterfinals of the European Championship. Here's Jenny.

It's been an incredible night here

Wales and Northern Ireland battled it out for a place

Right from the first whistle, it was a tense match.

In the second half, Gareth Bale tested Michael McGovern

And then, in the 75th minute, Bale produced a brilliant cross,

which was turned into his own net by Gareth McAuley.

Chris Coleman's men manage to hold onto their lead.

So the dream is over for Northern Ireland and they can be

But it is Wales who have reached the quarterfinals,

just as they did in their last major tournament 58 years ago.

Next up for them will be either Belgium or Hungary in Lille

on Friday for a place in the semifinals.

Before we go, check out some super cuteness.

The Welsh team were not the only ones celebrating last night.

Gareth Bale's tiny daughter Alba Violet also seemed

pretty excited about the whole thing and started

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