A VIDEO has been shared showing the moment a Wrexham fanzone erupted into scenes of celebration as Wales scored its first World Cup goal in 64 years.

The opening Group B match at Qatar 2022 saw Wales take on USA at the Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium.

Timothy Weah's goal put the States ahead at half time, but Wales secured a 1-1 draw late on as Gareth Bale converted a penalty.

Fanzones were held throughout Wrexham from the Turf pub and High Street to Ty Pawb.

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And it was at the latter that the video of fans celebrating wildly was caught on camera.

The video below was recorded by Alicia Grant from Wrexham and shows scenes of pure jubilation as Wales' 64-year wait for a World Cup goal came to an end.

You can take a look at further pictures from the Ty Pawb and High Street fan zones in our gallery above - sent in to us by Wrexham Council.

Wales' next match sees them take on Iran on Friday, November 25 (10am kick-off) before facing England on Tuesday, November 29 (7pm).