WELSH international football returned to Wrexham this week - and so did the glorious national anthem.
The four-year wait for the Cymru national team's return to the STok Cae Ras was well worth the wait.
Rob Page's side won 4-0 against Gibraltar in the friendly on Wednesday (October 11) with Kieffer Moore (2), Ben Davies and Nathan Broadhead all on the scoresheet.
Wrexham-born Robbie Savage's son - Charlie - earned his first international cap, while fellow Wrexham lads Danny Ward and Neco Williams also starred.
The last fixture played out at Wrexham's home ground before that win was a 1-0 win over Trinidad and Tobago in 2019, with Ben Woodburn scoring a late winner.
And, you could tell that fans were very excited to have their national team back playing football in north Wales.
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The national anthem of Wales - 'Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau' - was met with a fantastic reception too by the 10,000-strong crowd.
You can watch the moment it rang out around the STok Cae Ras right here ...
Wrecsam. That noise. đ
â Wales đ´ó §ó ˘ó ˇó Źó łó ż (@Cymru) October 11, 2023
đť https://t.co/jZoo4geBVz | #TogetherStronger
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Take a bow Wrecsam, absolutely fantastic!
Next up for Wales now is a EURO qualifier this coming Sunday (October 15) against Croatia at Cardiff City Stadium.
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