There were emotional scenes on Sunday evening as Wales football team took on Ukraine in the World Cup play-off final. A video has emerged showing fans on both sides clapping each other outside the football stadium following the memorable match.
Wales beat Ukraine by 1-0 and secured their spot at the next World Cup in Qatar, which will take place later this year, after 64 years of failing to do so. It was a memorable night for Ukrainian fans as well, as refugees from the country who have resettled in Cardiff, gathered to watch their country play.
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As well as gathering in unofficial fan zones across the city, 100 tickets were made available to refugees who have settled in Wales as a result of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. There were emotional scenes inside the ground as the game kicked off, with some shedding tears in the stands.
The respect was there in abundance for Ukraine - a country that had overcome immense adversity to be able to field a side in Cardiff. According to spectators at the stadium, the Wales football team went over to the Ukraine fans' side and clapped for them after the game as a demonstration of unification and support.
Videos and photos on social media have shown mutual respect expressed by both sets of fans outside the stadium. One fan that got to experience the capital's hospitality was Ukrainian London-based chef, Yurii Kovryzhenko and his friend.
The pair headed for Cardiff to watch their beloved team face Wales in the momentous play-off final. According to Mr Kovryshenko, he lost his friends during the day and headed into a pub.
In a previous interview with WalesOnline, he said: "In a moment we were invited to the table by the Welsh and we had a pint of beer with them.
"Impressions of Cardiff and the Welsh are extremely wonderful! This friendliness and solidarity helped me feel a little bit better after the morning news from Ukraine. I came to support the national team of Ukraine, their successes help the people of Ukraine emotionally. And in the same time the Welsh supported me."
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