Wales 'knows most of world against us' in Ukraine play-off

Wales' men's football team knows "most of the world will be against them" on Sunday as they host Ukraine for a place in the World Cup in Qatar.
 

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Wales manager Robert Page said "most of the world want Ukraine to get through", in solidarity after Russia's invasion of Ukraine that has killed thousands.
 

Ukrainian refugees in the UK have been offered tickets to the game in Cardiff.
 

Wales hope to put 64 years of World Cup hurt behind them as they bid to qualify for their first finals since 1958.
 

The Football Association of Wales has invited the UK's Ukrainian ambassador to the match, while the Welsh government has given the visiting team and their delegates an official "warm Welsh welcome" in support to the people of Ukraine in the war with Russia.
 

Wales' First Minister Mark Drakeford has sent a message of support to the Welsh team, but added this game was an "opportunity for us to reaffirm our support for Ukraine as it fights Russia's unprovoked and brutal act of war".
 

Mr Drakeford went on to say: "It would be fantastic for the squad and the Welsh supporters to have our team competing in the World Cup in November."