Wales one game from Euro 2024 after beating Finland

Wales are one win away from qualifying for Euro 2024 after dispatching Finland 4-1 in Cardiff, to set up a play-off final against Poland on Tuesday night.

Harry Wilson was the star of the show by being heavily involved in the first three goals - the opener coming just three minutes in through David Brooks before the Fulham winger teed up Neco Williams from a free-kick to fire a top corner rocket to double the lead.

Teemu Pukki pulled one back for Finland right on the stroke of half-time, but Wales quickly re-established their two-goal lead after the break as Wilson's brilliant set-piece delivery caused havoc, culminating in Brennan Johnson tapping home from close range.

Wales saw a fourth goal from Ben Davies ruled out for a foul by Joe Rodon but sealed the result when Dan James punished some comical Finnish defending to finish into an empty net.

The result means only Poland stand between Rob Page's side and a third consecutive European Championships campaign in Germany this summer. Robert Lewandowski will take his Poland side - who beat Estonia 5-1 on Thursday night - to Cardiff on Tuesday night.