World Cup 2022: How did Wales celebrate qualification?

Whether you were at home, at the pub, or in Cardiff City Stadium, a whirlwind of emotions were felt across the entire nation on Sunday night.

Wales ended a 64-year World Cup drought after beating Ukraine 1-0 following captain Gareth Bale's deflected free-kick.

Welsh fans expressed elation for a moment some thought they'd never experience, while many Ukraine refugees felt heartbreak after several missed chances of success.

So how did Wales show up for a moment that's been a rarity in our history?

Wales players celebrate qualifying for their first World Cup since 1958

Cheers of pride began even before kick-off as fans enjoyed a rousing rendition of Welsh football anthem Yma o Hyd from folk singer Dafydd Iwan.

"There was rain and I was soaking wet but wow I have never heard such singing," he said.

"So many non-Welsh speakers came up and spoke to me yesterday, saying how proud they were of being able to sing a Welsh song and being part of this excitement."

He took to the pitch again after Wales' victory to sing with the team as tears fell.

"It was the first time I had shook hands with members of the team and Gareth Bale himself," he said.

"And to see them sing again with this passion. There's something wonderful about football. It's great to be a part of it."

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Yma O Hyd, which was originally recorded in 1981 and released in 1983, means "still here" in English

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Where did the rest of the team take the jubilations? Gareth Bale's Elevens Bar and Grill in Cardiff, of course.

Osian McGuinness and other Welsh fans joined the squad as they partied after the winning qualification to the World Cup in the city centre.

Barman George Watts told Radio Wales Drive: "At about 11pm one of the supervisors, who's often quite sarcastic, said the whole team was coming.

"We thought he was joking but they came with all the wives, brothers, uncles and aunties as well.

"I don't think this was the first place they had been. They were quite eager to get the drinks in, players were dancing in the windows and on the tables.

"He [Bale] came in, shook all the bartenders' hands and introduced himself and then chilled in the corner.

"It was a once in a generation thing. If I hadn't volunteered to stay later, my family wouldn't have forgiven me for giving up that chance to say what I was doing the night Wales qualified for the World Cup."

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Minutes after the final whistle blew, Welsh fans swapped shirts with Ukrainians to emulate their heroes on the pitch.

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