Bellamy sure Wales belong as Haaland threat looms

Craig Bellamy admits he is hurting following Denmark's convincing 2-0 victory over his Wales side in Copenhagen. The Danes secured the win through a Ben Davies own goal and Gustav Isaksen's strike, leaving Wales without a win in six matches. Despite the loss, the Wales head coach remains confident his team will improve by playing against Europe's elite regularly.

He stated that the team will get better, and new players will continue to improve after him. Bellamy emphasized the importance of focusing on the two remaining games and his own improvement. He admitted that he is more focused and harder to manage when his team is losing. Denmark dominated early in the game, with Mikkel Damsgaard's effort against the post and Isaksen's disallowed goal.

Wales managed to improve after the first half but ultimately fell to two set-pieces from Denmark. The head coach expressed disappointment with the result but believed it was fair, given the challenging nature of the match against a strong opponent. Wales will now look to regroup and use their home advantage in the upcoming matches against Norway and Denmark.

Captain Davies highlighted the tough nature of the Danish outfit and the need for Wales to regroup and show improvement on the pitch.