Wales into 22/1 for Euro's glory

Wales are a best-price 22/1 with Sky Bet to win Euro 2016 after reaching the quarter-finals on Saturday evening.

The Red Dragons were heavily backed to make it through having been pitted against Northern Ireland in the last-16 clash and duly delivered thanks to a Gareth McAuley own goal in the second half.

The 1-0 victory sees Chris Coleman's men through to the last eight where they will face the winners of Saturday's tie between Belgium and Hungary.

Sky Bet spokesperson Sandro Di Michele said: "We've got some hefty liabilities on Wales to go all the way and they were punted like defeat was out of the question in this last-16 match.

"It wasn't convincing but Wales backers won't mind and they march on to the quarters."

Saturday's first knockout match went all the way and ended in penalty shootout joy for Poland following a 1-1 draw with Switzerland.

The Poles are 18/1 to lift the trophy having been 50/1 at the start of the tournament and they will face Portugal next, after a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Croatia for Fernando Santos' men.

Portugal are into 11/2 with Sky Bet, a price which puts them alongside neighbours Spain and behind only France (4/1) and Germany (9/2).

The Golden Boot market sees Gareth Bale priced at 4/1 from Alvaro Morata at5/1, with Cristiano Ronaldo and Romelu Lukaku at 6/1.