As well as reliving those glorious goals, we’ve also been looking closely at the remarkable figures from last weekend’s incredible quarter-final against Belgium. They show that even more history was made that Friday night as in-home viewing peaked at 1.27 million people in Wales, the highest ever reported TV audience in Wales for live sport.

We’re still working out how many others watched the match beyond their own front rooms. Initial indications suggest there were another couple of hundred thousand fans avidly watching in pubs, clubs or fanzones across Wales. That’s as well, of course, as the tens of thousands of Welsh fans that made it to France to support the team. And apparently well over 80% of the whole population say they were interested in the result of the match.

The in-home BBC1 peak audience was the third highest TV audience in Wales this century, only exceeded by the 2012 Olympic opening and closing ceremonies (1.43m and 1.33m respectively).

The Wales v Belgium TV figure was around double the previous record this century for a Wales international football match. Before Euro 2016, the highest audience was a peak of 640,000 on BBC One during Wales v Russia in November 2003. Going further even back in time, the highest audience in the previous decade was the Wales v Romania World Cup qualifier in November 1993, which had an average BBC One audience of 671,000 (we don’t have the peak audience for that match but it’s a safe bet that it would have been around 800,000).

Only time will tell, but I suspect the record may be broken by the figures for tonight’s semi-final. It’s been shown by ITV this time but will still, of course, be live again on BBC Radio Wales and BBC Radio Cymru, as well as the BBC Wales-produced coverage on S4C.

Whatever happens, if Wales make it to the final, we might be breaking even more records on Sunday night.

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I have watched the Swans march though the leagues sitting next to my friend Edward Thomas, who as a production designer has created the Tardis and Daleks and worlds from the past and the future for Dr Who, Da Vinci’s Demons and Resident Evil. I can’t quite remember when we said to each other – “someone ought to make a film about Swansea City” or even more importantly, when we said: “we ought to do it ourselves”. But that is the Swansea Way. We took our cue from the club. We believed in the story and in the Welsh talent we knew we could assemble to be able to make a feature film.

I’m sure lots of people thought we were nuts but then again the people who have run the club for the past 15 years are used to that as well. When we walked out of the film’s premiere at the Empire Leicester Square I turned to Ed and smiled. We shook hands and again I can’t quite remember who said, “right when do we take this to New York?”

PS The film had its New York Premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival in June 2016!

Watch Jack to a King – The Swansea Story on Saturday, May 14, 9.20pm - BBC Two Wales