Euro 2020 round of 16 leg will kick off on Saturday, with a spirited Wales taking on Denmark in the first knockout game at the Johan Cruyff Arena.
Wales began the tournament with a draw against Switzerland before beating Turkey 2-0. Despite losing 1-0 to Italy in their final group game, Rob Page's men had no problem making it to the next stage.
Denmark on the other hand has already had a roller coaster Euro so far. They suffered defeats in their first two Group B matches and also saw their teammate Christian Eriksen suffering a cardiac arrest during their first game against Finland. They then dismantled Russia 4-1 and will hope to carry that momentum into their first Euro 2020 fixture away from the Parken Stadium.