This was a point celebrated wildly by the 2,600 Wales fans inside the King Baudoiun Stadium. A shirts off, flag-waving party spurred by trance music blaring from the sound system. Gareth Bale went topless too, chucking his yellow jersey into the crowd along with Ashley Williams, Aaron Ramsey and others. Usually such scenes of euphoria are reserved for cup final victories and relegation survivals. Rarely have they been preceded by a 0-0 draw. But it was understandable, Wales had come to the nation ranked fourth in the world, their toughest destination on the road to qualification for Euro 2016, and left with their unbeaten record still intact.
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Belgium were held to a goalless draw by Wales in their Euro 2016 qualifier in Brussels
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Premier League players Thibaut Courtois,Toby Alderweireld, Jan Vertonghen, Marouane Fellaini, Eden Hazard and Nacer Chadli started for Belgium
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Red Devils defender Nicolas Lombaerts came closest to opening the scoring after his effort struck the post
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Gareth Bale almost scored with a first-half free-kick and later cleared the ball off the line at the death
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A four-game unbeaten start leaves Chris Coleman's side top of qualifying Group B
@placeholder star player Bale reacts after seeing his second-half effort sail over the target