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Aaron Ramsey says that there is no better way for Wales to qualify for Euro 2016 than in front of their own supporters as they prepare to face Israel on Sunday.

Aaron Ramsey has said that he cannot think of a better way for Wales to qualify for Euro 2016 than in front of their home supporters.

Wales host Israel at the Cardiff City Stadium on Sunday night knowing that victory will secure qualification for their first major tournament in 57 years.

Ramsey admits that it would mean everything to him if his side qualify for next year's competition in France.

"It's always something I've wanted to try and do, to take Wales to a major championship," Ramsey is quoted as saying by the Daily Mail.

"We know what's on the line for Sunday so hopefully we will take that opportunity, put on a show, get the three points because it will mean the world to me.

"The fans want a party but we have to do the job on the pitch first."

Wales have no injury concerns going into tomorrow night's game.

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