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Aaron Ramsey’s yellow card against Belgium proved incredibly costly.

Aaron Ramsey has revealed that he has no complaints about the yellow card he received during Wales’ 3-1 win against Belgium and that he knew straight away.

Robert Pires and Robbie Fowler have both tweeted Aaron Ramsey with congratulations for Wales’ 3-1 win over Belgium and progression to the Euro semi-finals.

On Friday, Wales once again made history by beating Belgium 3-1 and progressing to the Euro semi-finals. However, Aaron Ramsey’s second yellow card in five games means he misses the match against Portugal and Twitter was not happy.

Wales kept their Euro fairytale alive with a brilliant win over one of the pre-tournament favourites, sending Belgium home and themselves into the semi-finals.

Before I start this I’m going to be honest – I couldn’t have cared less about what was going on in the world of Arsenal…

Things have, perhaps not unexpectedly been a bit quite over the last few days. With no actual football to talk about and the UK tearing…

Aaron Ramsey has made it through to the quarter-finals of the Euros with Wales but they needed an own goal to seal the win over Northern Ireland.

Aaron Ramsey was Wales’ key man in his country’s 3-0 win against Russia.

Despite it being quiet on the news front, the rumour mill has started spinning again and it’s been spitting out some familiar names.

Jack Wilshere got a rusty run-out for England v Slovakia, while Aaron Ramsey was Wales’ key player against Russia.

Another day, another load of Euro action.

Born in Caerphilly, South Wales, Aaron Ramsey is the eighth Welshman to play for Arsenal. Here are seven mildly interesting facts about his home town: Never…

Aaron Ramsey played the full 90 as Wales frustrated Englspurs in France on Thursday.

Despite watching all three of the games played on the opening Saturday of the Euros, I’d be hard pressed to tell you much about what happened in them.

Aaron Ramsey grabbed a vital assists as Wales beat Slovakia thanks to a Hal Robson-Kanu goal. Watch his hilights here.

Everything worth talking about from Saturday.

Let’s have some fun!

In the build-up to Wales v Slovakia it was most certainly the Gareth Bale show as far the BBC were concerned, but there were a few other players involved, one of them even plays for Arsenal.

Aaron Ramsey has admitted that he’s enjoyed winding up his fellow Arsenal players over Wales’ qualification to Euro 2016.