Bellamy says he is 'hurting' as Denmark outclass Wales
The Wales manager says his side will keep improving despite a 2-0 Nations League defeat away to Denmark.
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Wales manager Craig Bellamy said he is "hurting" following his side's 2-0 Nations League A defeat away to Denmark, according to the BBC.
Despite the result, Bellamy expressed confidence that his team would continue to improve as the campaign progresses.
The defeat adds pressure on Wales as they navigate their Nations League group, with Bellamy's comments suggesting a focus on long-term development rather than dwelling solely on the immediate result.
No further details on personnel or tactical changes for Wales' upcoming fixtures were disclosed in the report.
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- Bellamy 'hurting' as Denmark outclass Wales — BBC Sport
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