02/07/2016 Newsround

Morning, I'm Ayshah, this is Newsround, and there's one

big story that everyone's talking about this morning.

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.

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 three, Belgium one.

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.

One of Scotland's most famous golf clubs has allowed women

to join for the first time.

Royal Troon, which will host the oldest tournament in the sport,

the Open Championship, made the decision last night.

This is the first time women have been allowed to join

in its 138-year history.

Just enough time to tell you about the cheeky orangutan

who tried to escape 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.

And don't forget to go online for more great stories,

including loads more on the European Championships,

the discovery of a new swimming centipede, and a round-up

of all the week's weirdest stories.

That's all from me.

Newsround's back right here just after midday.