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Wayne Hennessey believes that Wales have the quality within their side to reach the finals of the European Championships for the first time.

Wales goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey has said that he is confident his country can qualify for Euro 2016.

The Dragons have never made it to the finals of the European Championships, while their only appearance at a major tournament came at the 1958 World Cup.

However, they are well placed to reach next year's event in France and they currently stand level on points at the top of their qualifying group with Belgium.

"Just look at the changing room, we've got some fantastic ability," he told BBC Sport.

"The boys are buzzing whenever we meet up with Wales, the staff are always fantastic and I think this is our time."

Wales will take on Belgium at the Cardiff City Stadium on Friday evening.

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