Fans across Ukraine tuned in to watch their country take on Wales as the war against Russia continues for the 102nd day.
The war and missile strikes earlier Sunday in Ukraine's capital put an obvious dampener on any party mood for the match.
When the giant screens in the bar lost the signal in the second half, patrons gathered around mobile phones to follow the action. Some joked that Russian hackers must have knocked out the transmission. The specter of the war was evident in the Welsh capital with a message of peace in English and Ukrainian on the screens in the Cardiff City Stadium.
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