Gareth Bale (right) with his Wales teammates in Rome on Saturday ahead of their Euro 2020 clash with Italy.
PARIS: Wales can secure a place in the last 16 of Euro 2020 when they face Italy in Rome later, after Germany breathed life into their campaign with a stunning 4-2 win over holders Portugal on Saturday in Munich.
Saturday also saw world champions France held by Hungary in Budapest, while Spain played out a second draw in as many games, this time against Poland.
Now it is on to the final round of group games and Wales — semi-finalists at Euro 2016 — stand on the brink of a return to the knockout phase.
However, they must face an Italy side who are at home in Rome and have made arguably the biggest impression of any team so far at the tournament.
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