Wales will be at the Qatar World Cup after beating Ukraine to ensure their participation in football's biggest competition for the first time since 1958.
The Cardiff City stadium played host to Wales bid to end their 64 year drought from a World Cup - the longest run outside of the competition of any major European nation. All of the Dragons' usual star names were available to Rob Page for undoubtedly the biggest game of his managerial career to date.
Gareth Bale was lifting the Champions League with Real Madrid last weekend, but attentions were swiftly turned to international matters as the 32-year-old looked to guide his country into the promised land.