Wales

• Wales were unbeaten against Belgium in their EURO 2016 qualifiers, with Chris Coleman's men winning 1-0 in Cardiff after a goalless draw in Brussels.
• Wales and Belgium's last three encounters have produced only three goals.
• Wales have reached the knockout stages in their two major tournament participations (World Cup 1958, EURO 2016). In 1958, they were knocked out in the quarter-finals by eventual winners Brazil.
• Wales have lost only two of their nine games at major tournaments, both by a one-goal difference: against Brazil in 1958 (0-1) and England in 2016 (1-2).
• All three goals conceded by Wales at EURO 2016 have come from the 56th minute onwards. They've also all been scored by substitutes.
• Gareth Bale is Wales' top-scorer in major tournaments (3 goals), netting one more than Ivor Allchurch (2, all in the 1958 World Cup).
• Aaron Ramsey has scored/assisted three of the last five goals netted by Welsh players.

Belgium

• This is the first time these teams have met in the finals of a major tournament.
• Belgium haven't conceded a single goal in their last three games, their longest run of clean sheets at major tournaments.
• Belgium have made the quarter-finals for a second consecutive major tournament after World Cup 2014. The last time they made the semis of a major competition was 30 years ago, at the 1986 World Cup.
• Belgium have won seven of their last nine games at major tournaments (L2), that's as many victories as in their previous 23 games.
• Kevin De Bruyne is directly involved in 12 goals in his last 12 games with Belgium (5 goals, 7 assists). He's the last Belgian player to score against Wales, back in October 2013 (1-1).
• The top European assist providers at the last two major tournaments combined (WC 2014, EURO 2016) are both Belgian: Kevin De Bruyne and Eden Hazard (5 assists each in total).
• Hazard has scored/assisted four of Belgium's last six goals at EURO 2016. He completed 12 dribbles against Hungary on Sunday night, the most in a EURO game (since 1980).