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There is a certain chemistry when Wales play under the lights at Cardiff City Stadium.
From the national anthem without music to the fans’ songbook and the way the lively atmosphere inspires players to reach new heights, these are occasions to stir the spirit.
Wales will need some of that magic when they face North Macedonia on Tuesday, which will require a win to finish second in their World Cup qualifying group and secure home advantage in the play-off semi-finals in March.
Fail to win and the semi-final will be an away tie against higher-ranked opponents such as Italy, so Wales coach Craig Bellamy knows the stakes are “huge”.
“Players have been in this situation many times over the last 10 years, especially on Cardiff nights,” he says.
“When we qualified, we were here. The fans got used to this environment and these moments.
“It’s always a big help. We know we need to win of course, but we have to be patient as well.
“Fans, realize we need you desperately, but I fully realize we have to give you something to cheer about too.”
That will be the goal against North Macedonia on Tuesday, as Wales look to add to Cardiff’s famous nights list.
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