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Welcome to the latest Sky Sports Euros podcast with me, Kate Balaga, serving up a quick knockout stage digest from the first two last 16 games.

Well, Italy are through to the quarterfinals.

Just, we'll talk the Azuri later, but Wales adventure is over.

They were thrashed 4-0 in the end by Denmark. And here to pick through the disappointment is Sky Sports News, Geraint Hughes. Geraint, thanks for joining us again. Promising start

for Wales deteriorated, didn't it? Morning after the night before. Just sum up the overall

feeling at that performance and at the nature of their exit.

Yeah, I think it's a highly disappointing way to go out of the tournament. I think Denmark were

worthy winners by some margin. I think 4-0 hurts because obviously Wales were I think pushing at 2-0 to try and get back

into the game and it you know if it doesn't work it often happens isn't it where the team goes on

and gets a couple of extra goals and it didn't obviously help with the sending off of Harry Wilson

as well so it probably ended badly I think probably a very comfortable 2-0 victory for that Denmark would have maybe

been probably a fairer result.

But, you know, Denmark were good.

You know, Wales, I thought Wales were like purring nicely that first 15, 20 minutes.

The way they were knocking the ball around, you know, before Gareth Bell's shot,

which went narrowly wide, the way that they were catching in the ball around,

I remember saying to my cameraman who was sitting, well, not quite next door to me,

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