Guardian front page superbly captures sense of delirious disbelief in Wales

"Don't be afraid to dream!"

So said Chris Coleman, last night, after witnessing his Welsh players deliver the game of their lives. Wales stunned Belgium, one of the tournament favourites, to advance to the semi-final of Euro 2016. Goals from Ashley Williams, Hal Robson Kanu and Sam Vokes did for the Belgians, 3-1, and set up a last four clash with Portugal. The Guardian's front page headline, and a fantastic picture of the Welsh players celebrating after Vokes' header, summed up what one nation has been muttering ever since Williams' headed in an equaliser to spark a stunning comeback.

'BLYDI HELL' [Bloody Hell]: Wales stun Belgium 3-1 to reach semis.

https://twitter.com/donaldgmcrae/status/749149863095504897 The tributes didn't end there. This, from Wales Online, paid homage to Robson Kanu for that sensational turn in the box that left the Belgian defence for dead: https://twitter.com/WalesOnline/status/749028856951169024 Former Arsenal midfielder Robert Pires was delighted to be on hand to salute the man-of-the-match performance by Aaron Ramsey: https://twitter.com/piresrobert7/status/749150481709137920 Top stuff all round.