٠٠:٠٤:١٥A football-loving couple decorated the front of their house with an enormous Wales football jersey, as filmed in Powys on Friday.
The eight-meter-long Big Red Shirt, dubbed 'Crys Mawr Coch,' was first created in just two days ahead of Euro 2016.
For the tournament's latest edition it was altered to make sure it resembles the new Wales kit.
The couple decided to create the giant jersey not only to support the Welsh team but also because of a lack of fan zones in the area.
"So, we went down to Machynlleth, didn't we, and bought all the fabric they had in red, and two days later, the Crys Mawr Coch was born," said Lynne Humphreys-McCrickett, half of the couple behind the installation.
The shirt will be on display in the village for the rest of the tournament which wraps up with the final on July 11.
UK: Fans decorate house exterior with huge Welsh football jersey
A football-loving couple decorated the front of their house with an enormous Wales football jersey, as filmed in Powys on Friday.
The eight-meter-long Big Red Shirt, dubbed 'Crys Mawr Coch,' was first created in just two days ahead of Euro 2016.
For the tournament's latest edition it was altered to make sure it resembles the new Wales kit.
The couple decided to create the giant jersey not only to support the Welsh team but also because of a lack of fan zones in the area.
"So, we went down to Machynlleth, didn't we, and bought all the fabric they had in red, and two days later, the Crys Mawr Coch was born," said Lynne Humphreys-McCrickett, half of the couple behind the installation.
The shirt will be on display in the village for the rest of the tournament which wraps up with the final on July 11.
A football-loving couple decorated the front of their house with an enormous Wales football jersey, as filmed in Powys on Friday.
The eight-meter-long Big Red Shirt, dubbed 'Crys Mawr Coch,' was first created in just two days ahead of Euro 2016.
For the tournament's latest edition it was altered to make sure it resembles the new Wales kit.
The couple decided to create the giant jersey not only to support the Welsh team but also because of a lack of fan zones in the area.
"So, we went down to Machynlleth, didn't we, and bought all the fabric they had in red, and two days later, the Crys Mawr Coch was born," said Lynne Humphreys-McCrickett, half of the couple behind the installation.
The shirt will be on display in the village for the rest of the tournament which wraps up with the final on July 11.