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Bellamy Wants More From Wales After Loss to Portugal

Wales manager Craig Bellamy says there is 'more to come' from his side following their opening Nations League defeat in Lisbon.

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— BBC Sport

Wales manager Craig Bellamy said he believes there is "more to come" from his side following their opening Nations League match, a loss to Portugal in Lisbon, according to BBC Sport.

Bellamy's comments came after the defeat, which opened Wales' campaign in the competition. The report did not include the final score or further details of the match itself.

Bellamy's remarks suggest he remains confident in his squad's ability to improve as the Nations League campaign continues, despite the setback in the opening fixture. Wales will look to respond in their upcoming matches as the group stage progresses.

The Nations League format sees teams compete across multiple matchdays, meaning Wales will have further opportunities to build on Bellamy's assessment and secure results as the competition unfolds.

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