The former Reading winger came off the bench to score the decisive goal in Wales' tournament opener in France, and the Real Madrid superstar hailed his team-mate
Gareth Bale has heaped praise on Hal Robson-Kanu after the substitute struck the winner in Wales' 2-1 Euro 2016 victory over Slovakia on Saturday.
Bale put Wales ahead after just nine minutes with a sublime free-kick in his country's first major international tournament match in 58 years, but Ondrej Duda levelled in the second half.
Robson-Kanu then came off the bench to snatch the points in the last 10 minutes with a scruffy finish after fine work by Aaron Ramsey and Bale was quick to praise his team-mate after the final whistle.