Wales captain Ashley Williams has insisted that his side will be able to cope with the absence of Aaron Ramsey and Ben Davies for their Euro 2016 semi-final against Portugal on Wednesday.
Chris Coleman's side will travel to Lyon knowing that they will be without the suspended duo after they picked up yellow cards during the come-from-behind quarter-final win over Belgium.
However, despite both players having contributed to Wales's surprise run to the last four, Williams is confident that they have enough strength in depth to get the job done.
"The strength is in the squad, not just the team. The 23 men who are there. Whoever the gaffer picks will do the job," he told reporters.
"We're disappointed for them, but it gives two others a chance to experience the Euros. They'll fill the slots as good as the boys who went out."
Wales, who will be appearing in their first ever semi-final at a major tournament, will face either France or Germany if they make it to the final.
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