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  1. 'It could have gone another way' - Daviespublished at 22:08 BST

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    Ben DaviesImage source, Getty Images

    Ben Davies speaking on Match of the Day Wales:

    “On another day it could have gone another way. It’s disappointing but we played good football.

    "We could have done better, but it’s not an easy place to come. There are positives to take from it.

    “We have no doubt that we were going to fight. That’s the bare minimum. We showed a lot of guts to come out here and have a good go.

    “It’s a shot from outside the box which could go anywhere [that won the game]. Unfortunately, it took a deflection off me. They had other good chances, too.

    “We are more than capable of playing teams at this level. We just played one of the best and gave them a good go. I’m looking forward to the next one.”

  2. Postpublished at 22:06 BST

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    John Hartson
    Former Wales striker on Match Of The Day Wales

    Ashley Williams will have an impact defensively, I'm sure of that.

    He has won an awful lot of caps and he will be well respected by the players.

  3. Koumas has 'high potential'published at 22:06 BST

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    Robert Earnshaw
    Former Wales striker on Match of the day Wales

    What I loved from Lewis Koumas is his energy, also his willingness and his fearlessness to say I am going to run, I am going to press.

    You could just see the moments that could turn into chances and goals for him. I see high potential for him.

    I thought he was really good.

  4. Postpublished at 22:02 BST

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    Robert Earnshaw
    Former Wales striker on Match of the day Wales

    I think he'll make a minimum of three changes.

    There is potential there and I can see a big game for Wales and I hope so, sometimes the hardest game is the first one.

  5. It's a positive win - Fernandespublished at 21:56 BST

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    Bruno Fernandes in action against WalesImage source, Getty Images

    Bruno Fernandes speaking on Match of the Day Wales:

    "I think it was a very good game. We controlled it and had a lot of chances but were not capable of scoring more. We wanted the three points and got that.

    "We always have a point to prove. The expectations are high on ourselves. It’s a positive win for us.

    "We knew they (Wales) were good. If they play in the Premier League, they need to be at a high level.

    "We knew they could cause us problems. We scored one, and we didn’t concede. That’s the big thing."

  6. Postpublished at 21:55 BST

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    John Hartson
    Former Wales striker on Match Of The Day Wales

    Brennan Johnson hits the bar for WalesImage source, PA Media

    We missed chances. I'm not criticising any of the forwards because you have to be in those positions to score them.

    I liked the way Brennan Johnson never gave his opportunity up, Lewis Koumas and Dan James got in each other's way, but I cannot believe we didn't get an equaliser there.

    I thought we were so unfortunate.

  7. 'Portugal got away with it'published at 21:55 BST

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    Robert Earnshaw
    Former Wales striker on Match of the day Wales

    I actually think Portugal are not a very good team.

    They have good players individually, but there are so many gaps, they don't pressure a lot.

    They played a little bit like we saw in the World Cup - in second and third gear and thinking 'we'll be all right because we have the names'.

    If you are really honest, Portugal got away with it.

  8. We wanted to make a statement - Ampadupublished at 21:51 BST

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    Ethan Ampadu clearsImage source, Getty Images

    Ethan Ampadu speaking on Match of the Day Wales:

    "We are disappointed with the goal. We knew it was going to be a tough game against tough opposition with a lot of quality, which they showed at times.

    "We knew were going to have to suffer at times. We wanted to make a real statement and show what we can do with the ball. At times we did, but something we can improve on is to do it a bit more.

    "We were always going to work hard, we've shown that over a countless number of years now, but that's a given and we don't really need to talk about that.

    "It's tough and there were a couple of chances at the end where we could've got a goal and that would have it a better feeling but it's never nice to lose."

  9. get involved

    Get Involvedpublished at 21:46 BST

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    Wales outclassed by a team barely in first gear.

    Rob, Swansea

    I don't think Ronaldo has held Portugal back. Take this game for example. How has Gonçalo Ramos impacted the game since Ronaldo was subbed off? I think it's a case of making excuses for the inadequacies of the rest of the team.

    Desmond, Nigeria

  10. Postpublished at 21:45 BST

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    Robert Earnshaw
    Former Wales striker on Match of the day Wales

    We pressed high against one of the top teams and stole the ball off them. We just didn't take our chances.

    I think Craig will be feeling there were really good things and that maybe we can start [like we finished] and cause an upset against Denmark or Norway.

  11. Postpublished at 21:44 BST

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    Jorge Jesus and Craig BellamyImage source, PA Media

    Second half Craig Bellamy really went for it. There will be frustrations.

    I think he will be proud of the way his players have gone about it.

    A lot of people expected it to be two or three [goals], I did, I thought we were really up against it.

    There are loads of positives to take out of tonight.

  12. Ovation for Wales playerspublished at 21:42 BST

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    Ian Mitchelmore
    BBC Sport Wales at Estadio Jose Alvalade

    Lewis Koumas in action against PortugalImage source, FAW

    I don't think many Wales fans expected that tonight.

    They were outplayed for long spells, but they very nearly left Lisbon with a point in the end.

    Given the gulf in class between the squads, Craig Bellamy and his players can be hugely proud of their efforts.

    The men in yellow go over to applaud the packed out away end to the left of the press box.

    The Red Wall belt out chants of 'Wales, Wales, Wales'.

  13. Postpublished at 21:42 BST

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    Nathan Blake
    Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

    It was difficult for Wales after Portugal took the lead in the first half.

    But the second half for Wales was really encouraging, the substitutions, fresh legs, change of shape helped Wales.

    I don't think Craig Bellamy will be happy with the defeat, but I think he'll be happy with the performance and the way they lost.

  14. Postpublished at 21:42 BST

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    Robert Earnshaw
    Former Wales striker on Match of the day Wales

    The longer the game went at 1-0, you can feel 'actually we are still in this'.

    Maybe the belief came a little bit too late.

    Potentially that's a huge upset so there might be a bit of disappointment in the dressing room, thinking we had our chances.

  15. Postpublished at 21:40 BST

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    Norway were 3-2 winners over Denmark tonight so Wales are bottom of the group as things stand.

    It is a still very early in the group of course.

  16. Postpublished at 21:39 BST

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    Jay Dasilva in action for WalesImage source, FAW

    Wales are beaten but they are by no means outclassed despite Portugal's stellar line-up.

    A loss is a loss, but there are some positives for Wales after this one.

  17. FULL-TIME - Portugal 1-0 Walespublished at 21:38 BST

  18. Postpublished at 90 +5 mins

    Portugal 1-0 Wales

    Wales have the chance to counter as they clear the corner, but Brennan Johnson and Sorba Thomas could both do better as the break fizzles out.

  19. Postpublished at 90 +4 mins

    Portugal 1-0 Wales

    Portugal have a corner which Wales deal with, but then the ball goes out for another.

    Wales are running out of time.

  20. Postpublished at 21:35 BST

    Portugal 1-0 Wales

    Nia Jones
    Former Wales international on Match of the Day Wales

    If this stays at 1-0, there are plenty of positives Wales can take.