A dramatic play-off victory, a team built around success in north London and the then-most expensive British player of all time leading the line... It's been 64 years but what happened last time Wales reached the World Cup?

Look back at their record over the last six years, and it is very easy to forget that Wales have a long and painful history when it comes to international competitions.

In recent years, Gareth Bale, Aaron Ramsey and Joe Allen have spear-headed a side that has qualified for three of the last four major tournaments - a better record than the likes of traditional powerhouses Italy and Holland.

But when Hal Robson-Kanu briefly became possessed by the spirit of Johan Cruyff against Belgium at Euro 2016, Chris Coleman's valiant side were making just their first appearance at a European Championship.