Wales UEFA Euro 2024 Tickets

The Wales national team only made its debut at the European Championship in 2016, but the Dragons certainly left a lasting impression by progressing all the way to the semi-finals at this tournament.

At the following edition Wales won just one of its three group games but still managed to advance to the knockout phase. Unfortunately, a 4-0 defeat ensued at the hands of Denmark.

Despite a limited history in this competition, there will be huge interest in Wales Euro tickets for any future editions they participate in the European Championship.

Euro 2016 will live long in the memory for fans of Welsh football, as the Dragons defied the odds to reach the semi-finals on their first appearance at the continental showpiece. Wales topped its group ahead of neighbours England, despite losing to the Three Lions in their clash held at the Stade Bollaert-Delelis.

Wales went on to beat Northern Ireland in the Round of 16 and then defeated Belgium, 3-1, in the quarter-finals. Ultimately though, Cymru would lose out to eventual champions Portugal in the semi-finals.

As mentioned, Euro 2016 was a special occasion for everyone associated with Welsh football. Reaching the semi-finals of the European Championship – on debut at the tournament, no less – was a terrific achievement for the Wales national team.

Few expected the Dragons to top their group ahead of a much-favoured England side, never mind to progress to the last-four of the competition. Gareth Bale spearheaded the attack for Wales and netted in each of his nation's three group games.

Euro 2020 was less special from the perspective of Wales, with one win out of four games culminating in a last-16 exit for Cymru.

The Wales National Football Team have had a number of superstars feature in their Red jerseys over the years, which has driven the demand for Welsh Euro Tickets even further when they participate in upcoming editions of the tournament. Names to have represented them in international action have included Aaron Ramsey, Gareth Bale, Ryan Giggs, Gary Speed, Chris Gunter and Ashley Williams.

The Wales National Football Team have had men such as John Toshack, Mark Hughes, Gary Speed, Chris Coleman and Ryan Giggs all looking to take the Dragons to the next level within international football, especially within competitions such as the European Championships.