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Published 11:08 4 Jul 2016 BST

Marc Gunter has been in France cheering on his brother and the rest of Chris Coleman's squad, but will miss the semi-final match with Portugal in Lyon.
That won't be the case for the brothers' parents, though, who have opted to stay in France and miss the wedding ceremony.
We suspect they'll need to get Marc and his wife-to-be a very generous present to make up for it.
In fairness, they were within their rights not to expect to have to make what must have been a very difficult decision.
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