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Wales boss Chris Coleman insists that Real Madrid have not requested Gareth Bale to return to Spain ahead of his country's final Euro 2016 qualifier against Andorra.

Wales boss Chris Coleman has insisted that accusations that Real Madrid want Gareth Bale rested for his country's final Euro 2016 qualifier against Andorra are false.

Wales sealed their spot at next summer's tournament in France on Saturday, despite losing 2-0 at Bosnia-Herzegovina.

It had been claimed that Real Madrid wanted Bale released from duty having only just returned from injury, but Coleman has insisted that the Spanish club have made no demands over the attacker.

"There has been no demand from Read Madrid on if he starts or how long he will play," Coleman told reporters. "Real Madrid have always been first class."

Cristiano Ronaldo was released from Portugal duty last week after the Iberian nation's qualification for the Euros was secured.

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