Two surviving members of the 1958 Wales squad and more than one thousand sheep have created an epic good luck message to rally Rob Page and his men as they take on England in their first World Cup in 64 years.
The woolly stunt, led by Irish bookie Paddy Power, was carried out on a Gower farm just outside Swansea. In all, 1,000 Welsh sheep and 200 lambs were corralled into pens spelling out "SHEEP>LIONS" at Gower Salt Marsh Farm.
Former internationals Cliff Jones, 87, and Terry Medwin, 90 unveiled the rousing message as the two surviving members of the last Wales team to reach the World Cup. Approximately 160 sheep were used to create each letter.