Highlights: England v Slovakia, Wales v Russia Match of the Day

An masters of the destiny going into the final round of group games of

Euro 2016. Victory over Slovakia would see Roy Hodgson's side win

their group. -- England and Wales were masters of their own destiny.

For Wales, a point and they would almost certainly qualify. Good

evening. Highlights of both matches coming up. We're in the company of

Danny Murphy, Alan Shearer, and Dean Saunders. This was how things stood

in Group B, all four side still with a chance of making it through. --

sides. Can Wales embrace this opportunity?

The only way to guarantee finishing in the top two and progression from

Group B is to win. But Russia's need is maybe even greater. If they don't

win they cannot progress. The Berezutski twins are celebrating

their birthday. Neither of the defensive back two

will enjoy Gareth Bale. Four changes to the Russian side in total. Wales

won the toss. They make one change, Sam Vokes start in place of

Robson-Kanu. Two games in this tournament, two

free kicks, two goals, Robbie Savage, how you feeling? Nervous. --

how are you feeling? A dangerous looking ball. Chester

dealt with it well. Sam Vokes, getting selection ahead of

Robson-Kanu. We will talk about that in a moment, because Joe Allen is

looking to Gareth Bale. Ramsey in the middle. Gareth Bale got the shot

away, big chance the Sam Vokes. Flag up on the far side anyway. We see in

the build-up what Sam Vokes can offer. Got the ball, ticketing, and

put it behind Batman, Gareth Bale. It is a strike. -- take it in and

put it behind that man. Great start from Wales. A great noise from the

Welsh crowd. Ramsay is onside. Wales with the

lead! Aaron Ramsey for Wales. He knows he is in front. If they win

there is nothing anybody can do to deny them. Russia have given the

ball away cheaply. What a ball from Joe Allen. Look at the touch of Joe

Allen, look at Ramsay, timed absolutely perfectly. Then he has

the composure, he sees the goalkeeper charging out. He has the

audacity to wait for the goalkeeper to fall down, and then he puts it

over him. Cool, calm, collected. Perfect start. Delightful finish.

And it is a challenge from Davis to Ramsay. Gareth Bale trying to

exploit a gap. He has made a great run. It has come to Taylor. Can the

finish? He saves the first, but not the second. -- he finished. His

first ever for Wales. They are in dreamland. They haven't even played

20 minutes yet. Neil Taylor doubles Wales' lead. Impressive from the

Wales team. Ramsay again. Look at where he puts the ball. That has

bolstered the team. They dropped deeper. Bale gets the ball. I

thought he was going to knock it across. He took his time. Good save,

and then he blasts it into the net. A little bit lucky for Gareth Bale.

Outside of his left foot. Wales in dreamland. 2-0. Fantastic, fantastic

start. Playing good advantage. Sam Vokes is

with Ramsay. A comfortable save for the

goalkeeper. Mamaev made the attack on Gareth Bale. No protection.

Exposed again. And it fell to the wingback. Crucial save. Hennessy. It

is a brilliant save from Hennessy. It is a long ball from Akinfeev.

Williams has got onto it. But what a save. Under pressure. It is a decent

ball. Gareth Bale accelerating. Sam

Vokes... The goalkeeper prevents a third.

It is a really good header, that. Oh! Gareth Bale. Scintillating run.

Once again, they cannot live with him. Just look at how he drives

them. Should have been a foul. He can pass his cheeks out. You are

getting battered! -- puff. Ramsay, well hit. Akinfeev shuffling it

around the post. In the first half, he has been the best by any

tournament. The pass from Ramsay is stretching

the Russians. Gareth Bale's shot... He is in the

mood. What the job he has done, Chris Coleman. -- what a job. Gareth

Bale has turned it away from one. He has the pace to beat the two

defenders. It is no exaggeration to say that had it not been for the

Russian goalkeeper Wales could be four, or five in front.

Every time Gareth Bale gets the ball you think something is going to

happen tonight. Best performance in the tournament so far. He is playing

with freedom. I think it has helped having Sam Vokes in the side. Sam

Vokes has nicked it away from his man. Ramsay with Gareth Bale going

up the middle. Gareth Bale... Akinfeev again! It is good work from

Sam Vokes. Stole the ball. And the timing of the pass from Ramsay,

Gareth Bale is just trying to dink it over the legs of Akinfeev. He has

rushed out. Good save from the goalkeeper. He just got his toe to

the ball. Once again, devastating counterattack from Wales. 2-0

doesn't really begin to reflect Wales' superiority. Ledley, great

ball, Ramsay leaves it. -- Aaron Ramsey. Gareth Bale is onside.

Surely this time! CHEERING

There is the man, and there is the man with the plan. Wales three,

Russia zero. So much space on the right-hand side. Great from Ledley.

Gives the ball to Aaron Ramsey. He can drive it through the back four.

No protection. But just look at the timing of the run. Sam Vokes in an

offside position, he was clever enough to leave it for Gareth Bale.

He sees the goalkeeper rushing out. Look at how he composes self. Takes

it outside of his left foot. Licks it both Akinfeev. What a finish. --

over Akinfeev. You are looking at Euro 2016's top scorer. So easy for

Wales. What a performance. You cannot help wondering what Ronaldo

makes of Gareth Bale taking this tournament by the scruff of the

neck. It is one of the most one-sided games I have seen in a

European Championships. And I have been watching for a number of years,

these tournaments. For Wales to come out, and a little bit of pressure,

after conceding late against England, they have come out with

energy every time they have attacked. They have looked like they

could score every time they have attacked. Danger here. Over the bar.

A scant consolation it would have been, but he should have scored. It

is a fantastic performance into the box.

-- deflected behind. A good block from the Russian defender.

Almost overcome with the absolute joy of it. That is what it means.

That is what it means to these fans. Look at them. That is what it means.

Unbelievable passion, spirit, moved to tears by sheer pride. Pride is

the word. What a night to be a Welshman.

WHISTLE The whistle has gone. Wales are

through. Chris Coleman got everything right. Cracking from

Coleman. Exemplary from Alan. Ramsay was -- Aaron Ramsey was rampant. And

Gareth Bale was absolutely magnificent.

We knew everything was on this game. It was in our hands. We said before

the game just to go out there, enjoy ourselves. I have no regrets. Micah

have always said. The performance was probably the best I have been

involved with since I have been involved. -- like I have always

said. We move on now. The three points are massive. The performance

was even sweeter than the points. I thought the players were brave

tonight. What a night. One I will never forget, you know? I thought we

started the game so well. From start to finish, we thoroughly deserved

the win. To win in style Mike Batt, it is a special moment for Welsh

football, I think -- like that. Unbelievable feeling. To get it in

the year rose, at this stage. I did my best to miss it. But I scored in

the second attempt. The energy was sapped out of them. You often get

those games where you can ease off in the last ten or 15 minutes, we

did well. We started so well. The boys ahead of us were brilliant.

Created well. Broke them. Everybody worked so hard. Fantastic feeling.

What an occasion. We have been waiting a long time to show we are

capable of doing this on a big stage. To get two wins, and to come

so close against England, it is a fantastic thing. We have nothing to

fear. We respect everybody. But no fear. Why should we have any fear?

Well played, Wales, they go through. Marvellous, magical, memorable

comedy. We don't get many days like these, but this has to be up there

with one of the best performances I have seen in my lifetime from the

Wales team. That could have been ten. It was a brilliant effort, they

won very easily and it all started with a great start, with Aaron

Ramsey putting them ahead. The performance was great, helped by the

worst performance I have seen from an international team, but Aaron

Ramsey's brain from the start is two steps ahead of everybody's. Great

ball, great run, Joe Allen puts him in. If you watch her sharp ears, he

sets off before everybody else, the timing of his run -- house shop he

is. The ball has the right way to macro on it and the writeback gets

it wrong and what a finish, he played out of his skin today -- the

right back. They all did, but Aaron Ramsey was probably the best. That

was the start of the game but it was all the way through, very

comfortable victory. Total domination of the 90 minute and Dean

said, it could've been and should have been, but for the finishing and

the goalkeeper, it would have been nine or they were superb. Rarely

seen a team so dominant against another. This is Russia, it is not

one of the tiny nations in this tournament, really. It's not, but

what was even better if they have lost their last game, they were

under some pressure. It wasn't a dead rubber, which we see sometimes

in tournaments. It was a game where they had to get something out of it,

they played on the front foot and passed the ball better. Absolutely

brilliant. Keylor, the last time he scored was six years ago and I do

believe you might have been with him at the time -- Taylor. I was, it was

a similar venue to this, it was Grays athletic. He hadn't scored for

four years. But look at his desire compared to the Russian right back's

desire to get back. And again, it is a similar type goal, they get caught

square at the back and Neal is through, gets lucky rebound, but the

defenders all get attracted to Gareth Bale. They should be killing

this post the other way, but for some reason, they did it all night,

stepping towards the ball, all of the goals were quite similar. Great

finish from Neil. Gets a bit of luck, he didn't know what he was

doing there. I will remind him later. Gareth Bale, he has scored

two wonder free kicks in this tournament already. He has been

quiet in some aspects, especially against England, but tonight, he was

dominant, he was brilliant. He is looking like the best player in the

tournament by a mile. Three goals in three games. He ran riot all night.

He is just too quick and strong for everyone. Look at the space in

behind the Russian midfield in front of the defence. All night, they had

nobody there helping the back four and they step up again and Bale,

what a finish. That is acute, clever, intelligent finish. Timed

his run to perfection but once he is there, he is so cool, and the little

left over the goalkeeper, the touch and the bend with a left foot. He

knows exactly what he is doing, he knows the goalkeeper is coming out

and will go low and thinks it over. He is a hell of a player, Danny. I

think it was his best performance of the tournament. The first two games,

he was a bit in and out but tonight, he showed all of his qualities, his

dribbling, pace, crossing and shops. He just dominated the game, Dean. He

is too good for everybody, you can't leave him this type of space. This

time, he comes in on his left foot, they can't stop him and he is a

great striker of the ball. Sam is offside the gets a shot in. This

one, Tottenham against Milan a few years back. Look at the players

chasing him, it looks like they have divers' boots on. He is like a

Rolls-Royce, great skill. Again, you can't leave him this type of space

because he is capable of doing that if you stand off him. When you

consider the pressure that is on his shoulders... We know he is a big

game player, he has produced in big games for Real Madrid, but when you

consider the pressure, Wales is on his shoulders. We have all said if

he performs, Wales have a chance of getting through the group, so for

him to do that under that pressure speaks volumes about his character.

He was given a free role as well, wasn't he, popping up on the left

and right and sometimes central? They build the team around him and

when he has that freedom and the space... He was that quick and

strong, he was making players look pedestrian. But he was helped by

them, they were terrible tonight, Russia. But you can compare him to

the best players in the world. It hasn't happened so far for Ronaldo

this tournament, the two big stars from Real Madrid. Leonid Slutsky, we

understand, has quit as the Russian coach but I tell you someone who

won't get the sack, Chris Coleman. What an achievement to take his team

through to the last 16. Well, to get them here, superb. To get the

performances, to be difficult to beat, to have everyone in sync and

to get the best out of his star players tells you, I think, what a

brilliant job that Chris Coleman is doing. Bearing in mind he lost nine

of the first 13 games and he was under pressure, calling for his

head. Decided to do it his own way. The players love him. I didn't think

we'd qualify as easy as we did and I didn't think we qualify in the

tournament as easy as we have. You can tell the players love him

because of the performances they are putting in, the effort, the

commitment. Everything is jelling. I know a couple of the lads, I have

spoken to them and you get a clear picture of how much respect they

have got for him. It is not false. You see it in the performance. Now,

as you'd expect, in Wales, they were getting quite excited about the

game. This was Aaron Ramsey's goal, this was reaction in Cardiff. I

would say they were getting quite excited. Brilliant scenes.

Marvellous to see, it really is. What does it mean for Welsh

football? Well, if I wasn't here, I would have been with them. It is a

massive boost for football in Wales. I played for a long time and we

never have a day like this. It is just brilliant. I can't believe how

easily we have done it. Waiting all that time for it. And we were

unlucky against England. I will give you that on this occasion. With

Wales finishing on six points, England had to beat Slovakia to top

the group. Your commentators, Martin Keown and

Guy Mowbray. Where to next for England? It almost certainly won't

be home but winning this final group game could be crucial in shaping how

long their Euro 2016 ride will last. Three points will mean first place

and on to Paris for the last 16. Slovakia, though, have the same

incentive. It is the same Slovakia side that beat Russia last

Wednesday, with three still in the team that played in the last meeting

with England seven years ago, Pekarik, Skrtel and star man Marek

Hamsik all figured in a 4-0 defeat at Wembley. Only a win will

guarantee the potentially hugely important top spot for England but

with qualification almost assured, Roy Hodgson has rung the changes.

Six of them, with games for Nathaniel Clyne, Ryan Bertrand,

Jordan Henderson, Jack Wilshere and Thursday's super subs, Daniel

Sturridge and Jamie Vardy. Martin, lots of changes but you have

applauded Roy Hodgson's boulders. I had, he is believing in his squad,

you have to trust your players. It is bold from Roy, let's hope they

don't let him down. Bat was Vardy. Pure instinct. --

battles. It is Nathaniel Clyne, you would think it was Walker, gets down

the right and it comes off his thigh, Jamie Vardy.

Sturridge arrives in the penalty area, and Alana there as well.

-- Adam Lallana. Henderson kept it nicely. Help time I Adam Lallana to

Vardy. What a superblock tackle that is. It is a scrappy attempt from

England, they flick it on and Sturridge is in and Pekarik, it is

an outstanding challenge. Now Lallana. The shot was dragged

wide and it was a nice crisp move from England. It is Lallana again

coming in off the left, just creeping into that position. For me,

he snatches at that. It has been a reasonable start for England. I

think already... Vardy can surely beat scuttle in a race. Good save.

Great save from the keeper, he was retreating. Just stands up and makes

a barrier. How many times have you seen Vardy put them away in the

Premier League? Henderson, what a ball. Clyne will

get there. Wilshere didn't quite get there.

Clyne pokes it through. Henderson. And Kozacik took it away from

scuttle. England just livening themselves up now -- from Martin

Skrtel. Just needs to keep it that bit lower, no chance for Vardy

there. Here is Lallana! Straight at

Kozacik. And Slovakia get it away. Good save from the keeper. He should

be looking to put that in a corner. He has gone for safety.

Vardy let it run. It was crashed by Henderson, straight against the head

of Durica. A little more know-how needed from an England point of

view, perhaps, in the second 45 minutes.

Pekarik is dragged down by Bertrand. I think that might be one foul too

many from the Southampton left-back. Bertrand gets a little too close to

him and he can't retrieve it. It is a definite foul. And a position of

opportunity for Slovakia. Their fans censored. Joe Hart with just enough

on it. Actually, plenty on it. I wonder if he just mistimed it, but

great reach in the end. Joe Hart stays back, calling for

Chris Smalling to get it away. Therein lies the danger of not

taking chances at the other end. Huge let off for England there.

Maybe that is just what we need. That was a wake-up call. Clyne gets

in front of Weiss. Couldn't keep it down. It was blocked, that is why it

went so high over. What a fantastic run that is, great ball to him. Does

everything right but score. I just wonder if he has been fouled as he

hits back. Yes, he definitely caught him. This was the error at the other

end, Smalling trying to bounce it back to Joe Hart. Not enough pace on

the backpass, he just can't get to it. Pekarik a game, Smalling started

to go backwards. Here is Kozacik. He will always check back and he very

nearly managed to squeeze it past Joe Hart. The fans were calling for

Wayne Rooney's introduction near the end of the first half and he is

going to come on in midfield again and Jack Wilshere number -- Jack

Wilshere's number is up. The whole of the stadium has been calling for

Wayne Rooney to come on. He hasn't hung about, Roy Hodgson.

Henderson across. Daily -- Deli Alli. What a great ball, Henderson

just thinks it up and Deli Alli right on cue almost.

England need that variation in their play. Sturridge... Just needed a

better connection. Well, it's a fantastic ball. Just prods it into

that area. We have suddenly got Sturridge and a central position. He

is watching it, over his shoulder, very difficult to catch it on the

fall. The English road have been absolutely fantastic, you have to

say. The advantage with Rooney. It is blocked. It is not a free kick,

it is a corner, though. Rooney is sensing something is going to happen

for him. It is only a good block that denies him. You have to credit

the Slovakia defending, the goalkeeper and all those in front of

him putting everything on the line, getting in a way of everything.

Wayne Rooney lifts it. Peter Pekarik happy to let it run. I don't know

why, because it will be another corner. They usually say don't make

changes before a corner, but they are making one. Sturridge isn't

happy. I'm sure no player is happy about being replaced. He had a word

with the touchline staff when he was told of the change that was going to

happen a couple of minutes ago. Bertrand. Kay had attacks. In front

of the keeper, he cannot get any touch. -- Gary Cahill. Stronger this

time, but just not able to win it strongly enough.

Shifted it out. Nobody waiting for him.

Now it is on. It is a great turn from Wayne Rooney. He looks up to

the skies, because he screws the shot wide of his left foot.

Relentless from England. -- off. Henderson looking for Harry Kane. He

couldn't hang in the air long enough. Good play again. Wayne

Rooney involved. Just too high for Harry Kane to get anything on it.

Agonising for him. Dele Alli lets fly, but the ball

goes too high. It has exasperated a view of his colleagues. Well, there

are some players in a better position. Henderson... He just gets

sucked into hitting this one. -- few. Into the fifth minute of injury

time. Nathaniel Clyne is still going down that same wing. What a good

catch it is. The rolling was pretty impressive, too. It looks like it is

over now. England missed the chance to go top of the group.

Chris Smalling... WHISTLE Slovakia celebrate as if they have

just achieved great things at the European Championship. I suppose

getting out of the group and into the last 16, after not playing at

these championships too often is a big thing for them. England are left

a bit disappointed. They have done pretty much everything they could,

but they couldn't manage to score and find a way through and win the

game as they did late on against Wales. No repeat of the late glory

tonight, but England are through, all right, if not in quite exuberant

celebratory mood. Full-time. Congratulations were you happy that

the starting XI picked up from where they left things with Wales? We

dominated. It was good to have some players on the bench we could put

on, especially as Slovakia were tiring, to increase the pressure on

them. But we put pressure on them from the very first minute. The

passing was fine. Creating goal chances. But as anybody who was

watching the game could see, we didn't take them, unfortunately,

which leaves us with 0-0 which is frustrating. We wanted to top the

group. We are disappointed we didn't do it because we had the chance to

do it. The play, the positioning, everything, it sounds easy to say,

but we did everything but score. Every corner of the pitch, every

part of the pitch, the Slovakian players will be proud of what they

did tonight. It is in the end of the world for us, we are into the next

round, and nobody will look forward to playing us. You are going to

Nice, you don't know who your opponent will be, how difficult is

it not to know, and how will you prepare? We will prepare in the same

way. It is now all about recovering. We have a week to do that, like you

say. If anything positive came out of this, it is that. We will go from

there and wait to see who we get. We have to try and win. Hopefully we

won't be playing for a draw. Hopefully we will see different

football in the tournament in general. Hopefully it will make it

easier for us, but you never know. If the team keeps working like it is

at the moment, we will meet teams that will come to us, a bit more

than in the first three games, and perhaps the spaces will open up and

we will be even more dangerous. STUDIO: Wales top Group B. They were

five to one to win the group before a ball was kicked. England qualify

for the last 16. Slovakia likely to progress as a best third placed

team. Who Wales and England will play next is complicated until the

other groups have concluded. But we know that Wales will play a team who

finished third in either Group A, C, or D. It is slightly more clear for

England. They will play the runners-up of Group F in Nice.

Frustrating evening to England, lots of chances, couldn't put them away,

what did you of it? I didn't agree with them making that many changes.

I think it is vital to get momentum. I thought there was opportunity to

do that after the Wales game, particularly in the way they won, so

I think it was a wrong decision to do that after the game. Having said

that, we created chances. We should have scored goals. Particularly in

the first half. We controlled possession but didn't create

chances. It is ironic, before the tournament, I, along with everybody,

worry about defence. But it was the forwards' play which must improve.

It is never easy when a team sit back and watch. England have had to

face that in this competition. Also, if you get the first one, things go

one, but they couldn't manage that. Which is a concern. But you cannot

win the tournament yet... I think we have played better than a lot of

people expected us to do. We've made more chances. We haven't scored

them, with the quality of strikers we have, I accept that, but overall

I think we are moving forward. Finishing second shouldn't harm us

that much. So many positives to look at the England team with. They were

dominant from the first minute. Roy Hodgson has made the changes people

wanted in front of the pitch. They are the ones that let us down. I

know you were transfixed to the Welsh victory, but you just saw the

highlights there. A striker's life, you know it well, it isn't easy when

there are that many bodies in the box. It is difficult when they put

all of the bodies in there to create the space you need. But they were

creating chances. I am with Alan, the changes and settled things. I've

never been a fan of it. Euro 96, second game, we beat Scotland, very

similar to England beating Wales the other day, we go into the next game,

against Holland, and we put in a magnificent game because of the

confidence after beating Scotland. I thought it was an opportunity for

Roy Hodgson to do that tonight with this England team. Not absolute

sitters. Particularly in the first half. Henderson, over the top, that

was the one occasion that they played high on Jamie Vardy. They

used him and his pace. The passing from Henderson was superb. On his

left foot. He tries to go with pace rather than curling inside the

goalkeeper. We worked the flank well on this occasion. Goalkeeper's

height, isn't it, it goes lower. The one thing missing from his game.

That is the one thing missing from everybody's game. 64 shots and three

goals. That tells its own story. I think this should have been a

penalty. He has every right to go down. He has clipped his legs,

Nathaniel Clyne The Miz stays on his feet, if he is too honest... He

should have given the penalty, the official. -- Nathaniel Clyne, he

stays on his feet. Very unlucky. It is unlikely to get it into the box

and it hasn't gone in. If you use your bad luck now, the good luck

might come in the knockout stages, who knows. Eric Dyer, into storage,

and again, they should score. -- Dier. I was pleased with the first

half performance, but I didn't see any urgency in the second half. I

was pretty disappointed with the second half. Positive performances

for England, Danny, Dier? CHUCKLES

I couldn't resist. This is what you want from a holding midfielder.

Somebody who can open the team up, get you on the front foot. He spots

the players in those pockets. He does this brilliantly. We know that.

He can see danger. Look at this for a pass... Beautiful. You would

expect this from the likes of Michael Carrick. He has made that

position his own. He is strong, tenacious, calm, and that... That is

the type of play you expect from Wilshere or Rooney. Not a midfield

player. That is a positive for Roy Hodgson. He has become our main man

in the middle of the park. Other areas, talking about the midfield,

because that is predominantly weather changes were made -- where

the changes were made. Henderson, how do you think he did? I think he

did well. He lacks quality of the final pass at times. What he did was

defend. He has followed his man around the pitch. He was so good in

the previous game. When he wanted to drop deep, he wouldn't let him turn.

You can see him, he is just stopping him. He is always on the turn.

Always looking, where is he? Obviously people talking around him

and he didn't have an influence on the game. This is somebody who I

thought in the last game was superb. That is what Henderson gives it with

his athleticism, his discipline, he knows how to play the role. He

hasn't played much football in the last few months. And I thought he

lasted the game very well. This was late in the game, when he was tired,

not giving him the time and space to get onto the counterattacks. Here he

is again. Closing down with the help of Nathaniel Clyne. He was a part of

all of the good things defensively. Did he get forward? Yes. At times he

lacked a bit of quality, but he is capable, he just needs to be a bit

more confident at times because he can do it. And this is probably the

most unlucky one. Ten, 20 yards... So considering it is his first game

in a while I thought he did really well. I have watched England now for

the three games. I don't think Roy Hodgson knows his best 11 and I

don't think he knows his best system. From that point of view I

think that is where England are struggling. Sturridge doesn't want

to play on the right-hand side. He is playing a 4-3- three, if you

like. Rain sterling had a chance come he didn't take it. Sturridge

wants to play down the middle, centre forward, we haven't really

got any wing players, which is important. -- Raheem Sterling had a

chance. Who would you play? Jamie Vardy. Harry Kane down the middle.

Sturridge on the right. If you keep making the chances you are making,

and I'm looking from the outside, I am Welsh, you won't score. All of

the strikers, they are all kind of Central, and they? That is what I am

saying. You have to have one out of position. It needs to be balanced.

With Adam Lallana on the left, you can cover him Conor Henderson behind

him, you can cover him when he goes inside. -- you can cover him,

Henderson behind him. I think the system is OK. He actually played in

a diamond, with Wayne Rooney up front, and then bringing Harry Kane

on, they managed fine. It will scatter gun. Against Wales we have

Marcus Rashford, Sturridge on the right... But if he doesn't change

it, we are going to say that everything was predictable again.

You cannot win unless you win. Will you just praised Henderson, do you

think he will start in the next game? No. Neither do I. I would go

with two up, and the diamond shaped with Wayne Rooney and Harry Kane.

But you have got to play it properly. I think the system is

working OK, leave Jamie Vardy, Sturridge, Adam Lallana...

We haven't been brilliant when we have played this system. It's an

opinion, I think we have played quite well in the three games. Wales

have played Russia and Slovakia and scored five goals against them. But

they will have a go against Wales and it is counterattack, it is

different when teams sit back. If I was England I would say, try and

break us down. You think the French or the Portuguese would put men

behind the ball against us? Jude think we have played well? I think

we have played decent football and lacked finishing touch that will

come. I think we have played reasonably well, I am mildly

encouraged, if that counts. So England and Wales go through and

tomorrow, Northern Ireland were turned to join them. Standing in

their way the world champions Germany. This is the situation in

Group C. Three points might yet big enough to qualify. Let's hear from

captain Stephen Davis. We are in a great position, looking forward to

the game and for so long, it felt like I wasn't going to get the

chance to play at this stage, so we are just cherishing being here and

don't want the fairy tale to end. If beating Ukraine was the proudest

moment of your career, is this the biggest challenge? It is going to be

a huge test, and we are under no illusions but I think it is a game

for us to look forward to and if we go out and give our all and come off

with a result, there will be a lot of satisfaction and pride, but there

was a lot of hard work to do. What would it mean to you and your

team-mates to make it through to the knockout stages and for everybody in

Northern Ireland? It would mean everything. Obviously with social

media, we get to see the reaction back home and the atmosphere in the

stadium the other night was unbelievable. Everybody is enjoying

the moment, is proud of the country and it is great to see. Northern

Ireland versus Germany is live on BBC One and the website from 4:30pm.

You can catch the other game in the group on the red button. There will

be highlights of all four of tomorrow's games, including Croatia

and Spain. Switching sports for a moment, follow coverage of England's

one-day international against Sri Lanka on the BBC sport website

tomorrow, with video clips of key moments. We are out of time, the

debate will go on all night. Thank you very much. That from us. In the

North through to the knockout stage but Wales win the group and the

drinks are on Dean Saunders -- England are through. Good night.

This is it. Aaron Ramsey with a dink! Here is Vardy. Good save,

Kozacik. They are in Dreamland! Lallana! Goal saving clearance.

There is the man. Wales are through. And there is the man with the plan.