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the old cardiff arms park before the millennium stadium was built cardiff south wales Stock Photo

RMAE3GM1–the old cardiff arms park before the millennium stadium was built cardiff south wales

sign for cardiff arms park Cardiff Wales United Kingdom Stock Photo

RMH6YN3H–sign for cardiff arms park Cardiff Wales United Kingdom

Queens Vaults, Westgate Street, Cardiff, UK. Stock Photo

RMFXYWMH–Queens Vaults, Westgate Street, Cardiff, UK.

Cardiff Castle and Principality Stadium Stock Photo

RFP351G6–Cardiff Castle and Principality Stadium

General view of an old section of Cardiff Arms Park. Stock Photo

RFK43P0B–General view of an old section of Cardiff Arms Park.

Cardiff Millennium Sports Stadium River Taff on site of old Cardiff Arms Park rugby ground Stock Photo

RMAHHM36–Cardiff Millennium Sports Stadium River Taff on site of old Cardiff Arms Park rugby ground

Cardiff Arms Park rugby ground beside the River Taff Cardiff city centre with an Arriva train crossing the bridge Wales UK Stock Photo

RMA6AKRM–Cardiff Arms Park rugby ground beside the River Taff Cardiff city centre with an Arriva train crossing the bridge Wales UK

Skull mural on side of house in Cardiff, Wales. Stock Photo

RF2G538WE–Skull mural on side of house in Cardiff, Wales.

Welsh rugby supporter at Wales v England match, Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff, Wales, March 1978. Stock Photo

RMR8N8HH–Welsh rugby supporter at Wales v England match, Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff, Wales, March 1978.

2 Wales rugby supporters outside the old Cardiff Arms Park in 1982. Stock Photo

RMF5G9R0–2 Wales rugby supporters outside the old Cardiff Arms Park in 1982.

Welsh fans in the stands at the last home Five Nations match at the old Arms Park in Cardiff against France on March 16 1996. Wales won the match 16-15 win. It was a fitting way to say goodbye to the ground. After this match the old stadium was radically expanded and redeveloped with a roof to host the Rugby World Cup Final in 1999. Picture: ROB WATKINS Stock Photo

RM2T8F32E–Welsh fans in the stands at the last home Five Nations match at the old Arms Park in Cardiff against France on March 16 1996. Wales won the match 16-15 win. It was a fitting way to say goodbye to the ground. After this match the old stadium was radically expanded and redeveloped with a roof to host the Rugby World Cup Final in 1999. Picture: ROB WATKINS

The official programme New Zealand v Wales Cardiff Arms Park, Stock Photo

RMF6ARYT–The official programme New Zealand v Wales Cardiff Arms Park,

Thomas Robinson, 20-year-old athlete and the one man band from the Bahamas marching around the stadium during the opening ceremony of the 1958 British Empire and Commonwealth Games at Cardiff Arms Park. 18th July 1958. Stock Photo

RM2HJ5KN5–Thomas Robinson, 20-year-old athlete and the one man band from the Bahamas marching around the stadium during the opening ceremony of the 1958 British Empire and Commonwealth Games at Cardiff Arms Park. 18th July 1958.

RMAHHM24–Cardiff Millennium Sports Stadium River Taff on site of old Cardiff Arms Park rugby ground

Terraced houses and the Arms Park rugby ground beside the River Taff Cardiff city centre Wales UK Stock Photo

RMA6AKRJ–Terraced houses and the Arms Park rugby ground beside the River Taff Cardiff city centre Wales UK

RM2T8F32R–Welsh fans in the stands at the last home Five Nations match at the old Arms Park in Cardiff against France on March 16 1996. Wales won the match 16-15 win. It was a fitting way to say goodbye to the ground. After this match the old stadium was radically expanded and redeveloped with a roof to host the Rugby World Cup Final in 1999. Picture: ROB WATKINS

RMAHHM2D–Cardiff Millennium Sports Stadium River Taff on site of old Cardiff Arms Park rugby ground

The St John's Ambulance quiet control room has an amazing view of the game at the last home Five Nations match against France at the old Arms Park in Cardiff – a 16-15 home win for Wales – on March 16 1996. After this match the old stadium was radically expanded and redeveloped with a roof to host the Rugby World Cup Final in 1999. Picture: ROB WATKINS Stock Photo

RM2T8F331–The St John's Ambulance quiet control room has an amazing view of the game at the last home Five Nations match against France at the old Arms Park in Cardiff – a 16-15 home win for Wales – on March 16 1996. After this match the old stadium was radically expanded and redeveloped with a roof to host the Rugby World Cup Final in 1999. Picture: ROB WATKINS

Welsh fans in the stands soak up the atmosphere at the last home Five Nations match at the old Arms Park in Cardiff against France on March 16 1996. Wales won the match 16-15 win. It was a fitting way to say goodbye to the ground. After this match the old stadium was radically expanded and redeveloped with a roof to host the Rugby World Cup Final in 1999. Picture: ROB WATKINS Stock Photo

RM2T8F32G–Welsh fans in the stands soak up the atmosphere at the last home Five Nations match at the old Arms Park in Cardiff against France on March 16 1996. Wales won the match 16-15 win. It was a fitting way to say goodbye to the ground. After this match the old stadium was radically expanded and redeveloped with a roof to host the Rugby World Cup Final in 1999. Picture: ROB WATKINS

An emergency stretcher pitch side. Welsh fans in the stands at the last home Five Nations match at the old Arms Park in Cardiff against France on March 16 1996. Wales won the match 16-15 win. It was a fitting way to say goodbye to the ground. After this match the old stadium was radically expanded and redeveloped with a roof to host the Rugby World Cup Final in 1999. Picture: ROB WATKINS Stock Photo

RM2T8F32J–An emergency stretcher pitch side. Welsh fans in the stands at the last home Five Nations match at the old Arms Park in Cardiff against France on March 16 1996. Wales won the match 16-15 win. It was a fitting way to say goodbye to the ground. After this match the old stadium was radically expanded and redeveloped with a roof to host the Rugby World Cup Final in 1999. Picture: ROB WATKINS

RM2T8F32M–An emergency stretcher pitch side. Welsh fans in the stands at the last home Five Nations match at the old Arms Park in Cardiff against France on March 16 1996. Wales won the match 16-15 win. It was a fitting way to say goodbye to the ground. After this match the old stadium was radically expanded and redeveloped with a roof to host the Rugby World Cup Final in 1999. Picture: ROB WATKINS

The 20-year-old Ryan Giggs loses the ball in attack. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v Romania at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 17 November 1993. A win for Wales in this final group game would confirm qualification as the only representative from the UK. At 64 minutes with the score at 1-1 Wales had a penalty to take the lead but Paul Bodin’s spot kick hit the bar. Florin Raducioiu scored the winner for Romania on 82 minutes and they qualified instead. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8YDM8–The 20-year-old Ryan Giggs loses the ball in attack. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v Romania at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 17 November 1993. A win for Wales in this final group game would confirm qualification as the only representative from the UK. At 64 minutes with the score at 1-1 Wales had a penalty to take the lead but Paul Bodin’s spot kick hit the bar. Florin Raducioiu scored the winner for Romania on 82 minutes and they qualified instead. Photo: Rob Watkins

The 20-year-old Ryan Giggs charges down the wing with the ball. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v Romania at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 17 November 1993. A win for Wales in this final group game would confirm qualification as the only representative from the UK. At 64 minutes with the score at 1-1 Wales had a penalty to take the lead but Paul Bodin’s spot kick hit the bar. Florin Raducioiu scored the winner for Romania on 82 minutes and they qualified instead. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8YDTJ–The 20-year-old Ryan Giggs charges down the wing with the ball. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v Romania at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 17 November 1993. A win for Wales in this final group game would confirm qualification as the only representative from the UK. At 64 minutes with the score at 1-1 Wales had a penalty to take the lead but Paul Bodin’s spot kick hit the bar. Florin Raducioiu scored the winner for Romania on 82 minutes and they qualified instead. Photo: Rob Watkins

The 20-year-old Ryan Giggs dribbles down the wing. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v Romania at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 17 November 1993. A win for Wales in this final group game would confirm qualification as the only representative from the UK. At 64 minutes with the score at 1-1 Wales had a penalty to take the lead but Paul Bodin’s spot kick hit the bar. Florin Raducioiu scored the winner for Romania on 82 minutes and they qualified instead. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8YD82–The 20-year-old Ryan Giggs dribbles down the wing. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v Romania at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 17 November 1993. A win for Wales in this final group game would confirm qualification as the only representative from the UK. At 64 minutes with the score at 1-1 Wales had a penalty to take the lead but Paul Bodin’s spot kick hit the bar. Florin Raducioiu scored the winner for Romania on 82 minutes and they qualified instead. Photo: Rob Watkins

RM2T8YDR2–The 20-year-old Ryan Giggs charges down the wing with the ball. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v Romania at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 17 November 1993. A win for Wales in this final group game would confirm qualification as the only representative from the UK. At 64 minutes with the score at 1-1 Wales had a penalty to take the lead but Paul Bodin’s spot kick hit the bar. Florin Raducioiu scored the winner for Romania on 82 minutes and they qualified instead. Photo: Rob Watkins

The 20-year-old Ryan Giggs deals with some balloons on the pitch on his the wing. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v Romania at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 17 November 1993. A win for Wales in this final group game would confirm qualification as the only representative from the UK. At 64 minutes with the score at 1-1 Wales had a penalty to take the lead but Paul Bodin’s spot kick hit the bar. Florin Raducioiu scored the winner for Romania on 82 minutes and they qualified instead. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8YDC4–The 20-year-old Ryan Giggs deals with some balloons on the pitch on his the wing. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v Romania at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 17 November 1993. A win for Wales in this final group game would confirm qualification as the only representative from the UK. At 64 minutes with the score at 1-1 Wales had a penalty to take the lead but Paul Bodin’s spot kick hit the bar. Florin Raducioiu scored the winner for Romania on 82 minutes and they qualified instead. Photo: Rob Watkins

The 20-year-old Ryan Giggs dribbles down the wing and tries to release his full back Andy Melville. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v Romania at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 17 November 1993. A win for Wales in this final group game would confirm qualification as the only representative from the UK. At 64 minutes with the score at 1-1 Wales had a penalty to take the lead but Paul Bodin’s spot kick hit the bar. Florin Raducioiu scored the winner for Romania on 82 minutes and they qualified instead. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8YDG0–The 20-year-old Ryan Giggs dribbles down the wing and tries to release his full back Andy Melville. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v Romania at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 17 November 1993. A win for Wales in this final group game would confirm qualification as the only representative from the UK. At 64 minutes with the score at 1-1 Wales had a penalty to take the lead but Paul Bodin’s spot kick hit the bar. Florin Raducioiu scored the winner for Romania on 82 minutes and they qualified instead. Photo: Rob Watkins

Ian Rush gestures to a team-mate. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v Romania at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 17 November 1993. A win for Wales in this final group game would confirm qualification as the only representative from the UK. At 64 minutes with the score at 1-1 Wales had a penalty to take the lead but Paul Bodin’s spot kick hit the bar. Florin Raducioiu scored the winner for Romania on 82 minutes and they qualified instead. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8YE49–Ian Rush gestures to a team-mate. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v Romania at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 17 November 1993. A win for Wales in this final group game would confirm qualification as the only representative from the UK. At 64 minutes with the score at 1-1 Wales had a penalty to take the lead but Paul Bodin’s spot kick hit the bar. Florin Raducioiu scored the winner for Romania on 82 minutes and they qualified instead. Photo: Rob Watkins

Striker Dean Saunders chases a through ball. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v Romania at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 17 November 1993. A win for Wales in this final group game would confirm qualification as the only representative from the UK. At 64 minutes with the score at 1-1 Wales had a penalty to take the lead but Paul Bodin’s spot kick hit the bar. Florin Raducioiu scored the winner for Romania on 82 minutes and they qualified instead. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8YDXK–Striker Dean Saunders chases a through ball. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v Romania at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 17 November 1993. A win for Wales in this final group game would confirm qualification as the only representative from the UK. At 64 minutes with the score at 1-1 Wales had a penalty to take the lead but Paul Bodin’s spot kick hit the bar. Florin Raducioiu scored the winner for Romania on 82 minutes and they qualified instead. Photo: Rob Watkins

Dean Saunders, Ryan Giggs and Gary Speed line up at the start. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v Romania at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 17 November 1993. A win for Wales in this final group game would confirm qualification as the only representative from the UK. At 64 minutes with the score at 1-1 Wales had a penalty to take the lead but Paul Bodin’s spot kick hit the bar. Florin Raducioiu scored the winner for Romania on 82 minutes and they qualified instead. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8YBMJ–Dean Saunders, Ryan Giggs and Gary Speed line up at the start. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v Romania at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 17 November 1993. A win for Wales in this final group game would confirm qualification as the only representative from the UK. At 64 minutes with the score at 1-1 Wales had a penalty to take the lead but Paul Bodin’s spot kick hit the bar. Florin Raducioiu scored the winner for Romania on 82 minutes and they qualified instead. Photo: Rob Watkins

Romanian goalkeeper Florin Prunea is booked by the referee Kurt Röthlisberger for time wasting. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v Romania at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 17 November 1993. A win for Wales in this final group game would confirm qualification as the only representative from the UK. At 64 minutes with the score at 1-1 Wales had a penalty to take the lead but Paul Bodin’s spot kick hit the bar. Florin Raducioiu scored the winner for Romania on 82 minutes and they qualified instead. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8YEBB–Romanian goalkeeper Florin Prunea is booked by the referee Kurt Röthlisberger for time wasting. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v Romania at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 17 November 1993. A win for Wales in this final group game would confirm qualification as the only representative from the UK. At 64 minutes with the score at 1-1 Wales had a penalty to take the lead but Paul Bodin’s spot kick hit the bar. Florin Raducioiu scored the winner for Romania on 82 minutes and they qualified instead. Photo: Rob Watkins

The entire Welsh Squad line up for the anthems at the start. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v Romania at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 17 November 1993. A win for Wales in this final group game would confirm qualification as the only representative from the UK. At 64 minutes with the score at 1-1 Wales had a penalty to take the lead but Paul Bodin’s spot kick hit the bar. Florin Raducioiu scored the winner for Romania on 82 minutes and they qualified instead. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8YC61–The entire Welsh Squad line up for the anthems at the start. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v Romania at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 17 November 1993. A win for Wales in this final group game would confirm qualification as the only representative from the UK. At 64 minutes with the score at 1-1 Wales had a penalty to take the lead but Paul Bodin’s spot kick hit the bar. Florin Raducioiu scored the winner for Romania on 82 minutes and they qualified instead. Photo: Rob Watkins

RM2T8YCCJ–The entire Welsh Squad line up for the anthems at the start. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v Romania at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 17 November 1993. A win for Wales in this final group game would confirm qualification as the only representative from the UK. At 64 minutes with the score at 1-1 Wales had a penalty to take the lead but Paul Bodin’s spot kick hit the bar. Florin Raducioiu scored the winner for Romania on 82 minutes and they qualified instead. Photo: Rob Watkins

RM2T8YC2C–The entire Welsh Squad line up for the anthems at the start. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v Romania at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 17 November 1993. A win for Wales in this final group game would confirm qualification as the only representative from the UK. At 64 minutes with the score at 1-1 Wales had a penalty to take the lead but Paul Bodin’s spot kick hit the bar. Florin Raducioiu scored the winner for Romania on 82 minutes and they qualified instead. Photo: Rob Watkins

RM2T8YBXH–The entire Welsh Squad line up for the anthems at the start. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v Romania at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 17 November 1993. A win for Wales in this final group game would confirm qualification as the only representative from the UK. At 64 minutes with the score at 1-1 Wales had a penalty to take the lead but Paul Bodin’s spot kick hit the bar. Florin Raducioiu scored the winner for Romania on 82 minutes and they qualified instead. Photo: Rob Watkins

RM2T8YCKB–The entire Welsh Squad line up for the anthems at the start. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v Romania at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 17 November 1993. A win for Wales in this final group game would confirm qualification as the only representative from the UK. At 64 minutes with the score at 1-1 Wales had a penalty to take the lead but Paul Bodin’s spot kick hit the bar. Florin Raducioiu scored the winner for Romania on 82 minutes and they qualified instead. Photo: Rob Watkins

Welsh goalscoring legend Ian Rush stands between defenders Eric Young and Andy Melville. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v Romania at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 17 November 1993. A win for Wales in this final group game would confirm qualification as the only representative from the UK. At 64 minutes with the score at 1-1 Wales had a penalty to take the lead but Paul Bodin’s spot kick hit the bar. Florin Raducioiu scored the winner for Romania on 82 minutes and they qualified instead. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8YD3F–Welsh goalscoring legend Ian Rush stands between defenders Eric Young and Andy Melville. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v Romania at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 17 November 1993. A win for Wales in this final group game would confirm qualification as the only representative from the UK. At 64 minutes with the score at 1-1 Wales had a penalty to take the lead but Paul Bodin’s spot kick hit the bar. Florin Raducioiu scored the winner for Romania on 82 minutes and they qualified instead. Photo: Rob Watkins

Young players Ryan Giggs and Gary Speed stand in the line up between Welsh legends Dean Saunders and Neville Southall. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v Romania at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 17 November 1993. A win for Wales in this final group game would confirm qualification as the only representative from the UK. At 64 minutes with the score at 1-1 Wales had a penalty to take the lead but Paul Bodin’s spot kick hit the bar. Florin Raducioiu scored the winner for Romania on 82 minutes and they qualified instead. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8YCTH–Young players Ryan Giggs and Gary Speed stand in the line up between Welsh legends Dean Saunders and Neville Southall. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v Romania at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 17 November 1993. A win for Wales in this final group game would confirm qualification as the only representative from the UK. At 64 minutes with the score at 1-1 Wales had a penalty to take the lead but Paul Bodin’s spot kick hit the bar. Florin Raducioiu scored the winner for Romania on 82 minutes and they qualified instead. Photo: Rob Watkins

RM2T8YCPC–Young players Ryan Giggs and Gary Speed stand in the line up between Welsh legends Dean Saunders and Neville Southall. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v Romania at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 17 November 1993. A win for Wales in this final group game would confirm qualification as the only representative from the UK. At 64 minutes with the score at 1-1 Wales had a penalty to take the lead but Paul Bodin’s spot kick hit the bar. Florin Raducioiu scored the winner for Romania on 82 minutes and they qualified instead. Photo: Rob Watkins

The build up to the match with views of the iconic old concrete stadium. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8Y5YC–The build up to the match with views of the iconic old concrete stadium. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

The RCS team and their goalkeeper Petr Kouba celebrate their late equaliser that left the game at 2-2. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8Y9XF–The RCS team and their goalkeeper Petr Kouba celebrate their late equaliser that left the game at 2-2. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

RM2T8Y9J7–The RCS team and their goalkeeper Petr Kouba celebrate their late equaliser that left the game at 2-2. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

Fans head down Quay Street towards Westgate Street with the iconic concrete arms of the old stadium on the horizon. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8Y5N0–Fans head down Quay Street towards Westgate Street with the iconic concrete arms of the old stadium on the horizon. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

RM2T8Y5MT–Fans head down Quay Street towards Westgate Street with the iconic concrete arms of the old stadium on the horizon. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

RM2T8Y5N3–Fans head down Quay Street towards Westgate Street with the iconic concrete arms of the old stadium on the horizon. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

RM2T8Y5N9–Fans head down Quay Street towards Westgate Street with the iconic concrete arms of the old stadium on the horizon. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

Fans head down Quay Street towards Westgate Street with the iconic concrete arms of the old stadium and Memorial Gates on the horizon. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8Y5Y1–Fans head down Quay Street towards Westgate Street with the iconic concrete arms of the old stadium and Memorial Gates on the horizon. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

RM2T8Y5Y7–Fans head down Quay Street towards Westgate Street with the iconic concrete arms of the old stadium and Memorial Gates on the horizon. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

RM2T8Y643–The build up to the match with views of the iconic old concrete stadium. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

RM2T8Y5YP–The build up to the match with views of the iconic old concrete stadium. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

Sport photographers enter the playing area in the build up to the match with views of the iconic old concrete stadium. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8Y5YH–Sport photographers enter the playing area in the build up to the match with views of the iconic old concrete stadium. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

A football fan with a Welsh rugby hat and both teams face paint on the streets of Cardiff on 16 April 2005 for the FA Cup semi-final between Blackburn and Arsenal. Arsenal won the match 3-0. Picture: ROB WATKINS Stock Photo

RM2T8F36T–A football fan with a Welsh rugby hat and both teams face paint on the streets of Cardiff on 16 April 2005 for the FA Cup semi-final between Blackburn and Arsenal. Arsenal won the match 3-0. Picture: ROB WATKINS

It's the end of the match. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8YB15–It's the end of the match. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

David Phillips of Wales attacks. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8Y9DX–David Phillips of Wales attacks. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

Exhaustion at the end of the match. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8YAYP–Exhaustion at the end of the match. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

The view from behind the goals. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8YB5B–The view from behind the goals. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

Kit Symons, Dean Saunders and Mark Hughes during the anthems. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8Y6BT–Kit Symons, Dean Saunders and Mark Hughes during the anthems. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

Mark Hughes of Wales puts pressure on an RCS defender. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8YAB6–Mark Hughes of Wales puts pressure on an RCS defender. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

Dean Saunders challenges for a long ball. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8YAAW–Dean Saunders challenges for a long ball. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

Welsh goalkeeping legend Neville Southall in action. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8Y7C8–Welsh goalkeeping legend Neville Southall in action. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

RM2T8Y73H–Welsh goalkeeping legend Neville Southall in action. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

RCS celebrate Pavel Kuka scoring the opening goal. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8Y7PM–RCS celebrate Pavel Kuka scoring the opening goal. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

RM2T8Y7B3–Welsh goalkeeping legend Neville Southall in action. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

RCS striker Tomáš Skuhravý stetches and warms up. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8Y88Y–RCS striker Tomáš Skuhravý stetches and warms up. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

An RCS defender takes a goal kick. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8Y7YX–An RCS defender takes a goal kick. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

Eric Young of Wales heads towards goal at a corner. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8Y7R8–Eric Young of Wales heads towards goal at a corner. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

Mark Hughes of Wales waits for a corner to be delivered. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8Y9DB–Mark Hughes of Wales waits for a corner to be delivered. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

Ryan Giggs chases a through ball. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8Y7YF–Ryan Giggs chases a through ball. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

RM2T8Y753–Welsh goalkeeping legend Neville Southall in action. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

RM2T8Y8A4–Welsh goalkeeping legend Neville Southall in action. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

Ryan Giggs and Kit Symons line up for the anthems. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8Y65H–Ryan Giggs and Kit Symons line up for the anthems. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

Welsh goalscoring legend striker Ian Rush in action. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8Y7J7–Welsh goalscoring legend striker Ian Rush in action. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

Mark Hughes of Wales rises high to challenge for a cross. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8Y8MK–Mark Hughes of Wales rises high to challenge for a cross. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

The whole Welsh squad line up for the anthems. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8Y6R3–The whole Welsh squad line up for the anthems. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

RM2T8Y6NE–The whole Welsh squad line up for the anthems. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

RM2T8Y6HE–The whole Welsh squad line up for the anthems. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

RM2T8YAF5–Welsh goalscoring legend striker Ian Rush in action. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

RM2T8Y74R–Welsh goalscoring legend striker Ian Rush in action. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

RM2T8Y6YF–The whole Welsh squad line up for the anthems. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

RM2T8Y6Y7–The whole Welsh squad line up for the anthems. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

Ian Rush goes up for a corner in the dying minutes. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8YARE–Ian Rush goes up for a corner in the dying minutes. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

L-R David Phillips, Eric Young and Mark Aizlewood during the anthems. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8Y6H2–L-R David Phillips, Eric Young and Mark Aizlewood during the anthems. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

Welsh legends Dean Saunders and Mark Hughes line up for the anthems. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8Y65F–Welsh legends Dean Saunders and Mark Hughes line up for the anthems. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

Dean Saunders of Wales is upset at the end of the game after his team blow their lead. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8YAKD–Dean Saunders of Wales is upset at the end of the game after his team blow their lead. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

Dean Saunders waits for a knockdown from a challenge from a corner. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8Y7R1–Dean Saunders waits for a knockdown from a challenge from a corner. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

Dean Saunders holds off a defender as Ian Rush attacks the box. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8YA36–Dean Saunders holds off a defender as Ian Rush attacks the box. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

Dean Saunders challenges for a long ball as Ian Rush watches on. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8YA3P–Dean Saunders challenges for a long ball as Ian Rush watches on. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

Mark Hughes, Neville Southall and captain Barry Horne during the anthems. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8Y66E–Mark Hughes, Neville Southall and captain Barry Horne during the anthems. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

Mark Hughes blows out his cheeks and looks nervous between other Welsh legends Dean Saunders and Neville Southall. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8Y6BH–Mark Hughes blows out his cheeks and looks nervous between other Welsh legends Dean Saunders and Neville Southall. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

Ian Rush dribbles across the field as the board shows that Wales lead 2-1 in the second half. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8Y98F–Ian Rush dribbles across the field as the board shows that Wales lead 2-1 in the second half. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

Sport photographers and their kit, cameras and long lenses on the touchline behind the goals. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8YB9M–Sport photographers and their kit, cameras and long lenses on the touchline behind the goals. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

RM2T8YBFT–Sport photographers and their kit, cameras and long lenses on the touchline behind the goals. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

Mark Hughes makes a mistake and Eric Young cannot hold off Pavel Kuka who scores the opening goal. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T8Y7JR–Mark Hughes makes a mistake and Eric Young cannot hold off Pavel Kuka who scores the opening goal. FIFA World Cup 1994 Group 4 Qualification – Wales v RCS (Czechoslovakia AKA Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, UK on 8 September 1993. A win for Wales in this game would almost guarantee qualification with 2 group matches remaining. They led 2-1 but conceded a late free kick goal from Peter Dubovský and the match ended 2-2. Photo: Rob Watkins

A young couple texting on old fashion pre-smartphone flip mobile phones in the Crowd for Wales v England Rugby at the Millenium Stadium, August 23 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS Stock Photo

RM2T8F36D–A young couple texting on old fashion pre-smartphone flip mobile phones in the Crowd for Wales v England Rugby at the Millenium Stadium, August 23 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS

Premierhip Play-off Final between Crystal Palace and West Ham at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, May 29 2004. Picture: ROB WATKINS Pictured: Crystal Palace fans celebrate their win wildly Stock Photo

RM2T8F3A5–Premierhip Play-off Final between Crystal Palace and West Ham at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, May 29 2004. Picture: ROB WATKINS Pictured: Crystal Palace fans celebrate their win wildly

Premierhip Play-off Final between Crystal Palace and West Ham at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, May 29 2004. Picture: ROB WATKINS Pictured: West Ham fans in a confident mood before the match Stock Photo

RM2KRMEBT–Premierhip Play-off Final between Crystal Palace and West Ham at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, May 29 2004. Picture: ROB WATKINS Pictured: West Ham fans in a confident mood before the match

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