25/06/2016 BBC Wales Today

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We are live from Paris. Wales had to rely on an own goal, but who cares,

Wales are through to the quarterfinals of the European

Championships. Gareth got the goal, not Gareth Bale, but Gareth McAuley,

the Northern Ireland player who put the ball into his own net. Fans are

still here celebrating and within the last few minutes Gareth Bale has

said the nation has been incredible. Red and green and white mixing well

on the streets of Paris. Even the few confident England fans are

expected to see their team top the group and play in the capital also

join the party. The fans may have been loud before kick-off, inside

the support for both teams was deafening. In Wales, people were

turned away at Coopers field, the 6000 capacity fan zone overflowing.

Stuart Dallas was on target with Wayne Hennessey on hand to save for

Wales. But the men in green and white were more than happy to sit

back and defend, and with Wales in possession they came close, but

Aaron Ramsey was offside. In a substandard and uneventful first

half, Chris Coleman's men found it difficult to play style of football

and even a perfectly placed free kick did not work out for Gareth

Bale in the second and so Gareth had to rely on his name sake, Gareth

McAuley, the own goal put Wales ahead and into the quarterfinals.

When they scored it was fantastic. I knew they would win. A very close

match. They deserved it in the end. A very poor game, I admit, but we

got lucky. It was far from beautiful but these fans leaving Paris tonight

don't care. The adventure goes on all stop they are off to Lille and

the quarterfinals. That match on Friday evening between either

Belgian and hungry, we will find out fish or tomorrow evening. Now the

rest of the news. Sarah. Two Welsh Labour MPs have called

on the party to dismiss a motion of no confidence in leader,

Jeremy Corbyn, who's accused of a "half-hearted" campaign

to remain in the EU. Meanwhile, Leave campaigners say

they'll work to ensure Wales isn't left out of pocket

by the Brexit vote. Yesterday was a day of mourning

for these EU supporters. Today, their campaigning continued

on the streets of Cardiff. As the dust begins to settle

following the referendum and people digest the result, the

intense disappointment felt by many Remain supporters has led

some to protest and some to point finger of blame,

accusing the Labour Corbyn and his top team,

of running a lacklustre campaign. This morning the Labour leader said

he wouldn't be standing down. Some of his own MPs

are backing a motion of no focusing entirely on what

the country now needs. Our responsibility as a party

is to make sure we go into these negotiations

protecting the rights of European After Thursday's vote

for the UK to leave the EU, questions are being asked

as to what will happen to the money Wales currently receives

from Brussels for our farmers There's about an extra ?10 billion

net over and above our our contributions to the EU that

will remain in this country and we want to make sure not only that

Wales receives its current level of funding, but that it's

continued beyond 2020. Wales and the UK's political

kaleidoscope has been well and truly It will take quite some time

to the pieces to fall into place. The A40 between Raglan

and Abergavenny is closed after a light aircraft crashed

onto the road. Emergency services were called

to the scene at around 3:30 The pilot and two passengers

are being treated for minor injuries Rugby, and Wales have

lost their third and final test They were beaten by the All Blacks

46 points to 6 in Dunedin, leaving Warren Gatland's men

with a 3-0 whitewash overall. The All Blacks gave

a commanding performance - stretching their winning run over

Wales to 29 games in 63 years. Time for the weather,

with Rhian Haf. It has been turning drier

and brighter through the day. Those scattered showers dying away,

so a fairly fine evening. Just the odd shower

and then it will turn dry. Some patchy cloud, some mist

patches in the valleys. A cooler, fresher feel

with a light, westerly breeze. Tomorrow, a dry start,

a sunny start away from the west coast, because there will be

a weather front moving in from the Atlantic, bringing thicker cloud

and patchy rain to Northern Ireland, In eastern areas, dry and bright

through the day, some sunshine. Temperatures reaching 22

Celsius around London. Back to Wales and tomorrow that rain

will gradually Feeling a bit fresher

with more of a breeze. Some patchy cloud

around and temperatures similar to recent nights -

between 11 and 14 Celsius. Much more settled,

but that won't last.