Euro 2016 Social Round-Up: Wonderful Wales stun Belgium

Euro 2016 has been a story of the underdog, and Wales continued that narrative on Friday as they progressed to the semi-finals.

Wales fought back from a goal down in stunning fashion to shock one of the pre-tournament favourites Belgium and claim a 3-1 win.

Goals from Ashley Williams, Hal Robson-Kanu and Sam Vokes ensured an incredible victory for Wales at the Stade Pierre-Mauroy after Radja Nainggolan had put Belgium ahead.

They will now face Portugal, who secured a place in the semi-finals with a penalty shoot-out victory over Poland on Thursday, and Cristiano Ronaldo took to social media to celebrate.

Despite seeing her nation eliminated, Polish tennis player Agnieszka Radwanska declared her pride at watching the performance one day prior.

With the biggest match in their history, a quarter-final with France, rapidly approaching, Eidur Gudjohnsen led a game of football-tennis during an Iceland training session.

Iceland booked their spot in the last eight with a 2-1 victory over England, and they shared the motivational video watched by the players ahead of that fixture. Inspiration stuff.

The French squad have been getting up close with fans in attendance at a training session, kicking balls over to them as souvenirs.

Germany continued their preparations ahead of Saturday's quarter-final huge quarter-final against 2012 runners-up Italy, with Mesut Ozil seemingly eager to get out on the pitch.

Eden Hazard returned to the town where he made his name as Belgium took on Wales in the quarter-finals at the Stade Pierre-Mauroy in Lille.

The Belgian fans were out in force to support their side, turning a square in Lille red.

But they were matched by a heavy Welsh presence.

Nainggolan's rocket put Belgium in front, with the midfielder developing a penchant for long-range goals at this tournament.

But Nainggolan's effort was in vain as Wales produced a remarkable turnaround, Robson-Kanu's superb goal to make it 2-1 drawing praise from a man of a similar name.

Aaron Ramsey will miss the semi-finals after being booked, but that did not dampen his excitement at reaching the last four.

Gareth Bale was similarly delighted at Wales' progression.

Bale will now go head to head with Real Madrid team-mate Ronaldo in the semi-final in Lyon.

Wales' showing earned praise from one of the country's most famous musical exports.

The result lends further credence to Gareth Bale's claim Wales are Belgium's bogey team. It also should also leave the Belgian FA wondering if it can tolerate this and keep Marc Wilmots in charge.