The home of Welsh rugby has played host to some truly iconic moments. Wales' haka stand-off with the All Blacks in 2008, Gavin Henson's infamous penalty against England and Kevin Morgan's try that secured the Grand Slam in 2005. One of the most spine-tingling moments however, comes from the mere act of singing in unison.
Wales v England. It's 2013 and the last game of the tournament, Wales lost to Ireland but they had an opportunity to pip England to the title in Cardiff if they could win and overturn a significant points difference in the process. Momentous occasions often come with extraordinary moments, and this colossal clash provided just that.
This game would go down in Welsh rugby history, and the anthem prior to kick off is widely believed to be the best rendition of Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau ever at a rugby match. It is certainly the one that appears to have resonated most with fans, racking up more than 5 million views on YouTube to make it the most-watched sporting version of the nathem ever.
