US EditionWales Boss Bellamy Has No Fear of Belgium After 'Best Year'
- Cymru will aim to maintain their unbeaten run in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers when they visit Belgium for a match scheduled on Monday night at the historic venue in Brussels.
- Cymru enters the match topping Group J by six points over Belgium, who hold two games in hand after a 1-1 draw with North Macedonia.
- Cymru beat Liechtenstein 3-0 on Friday and are undefeated in nine matches under Craig Bellamy, who stresses a positive mindset for the Belgium game.
- Bellamy said, “We go there and I'm not camping,” reflecting confidence despite Belgium's history and current squad transition under manager Rudi Garcia.
- The match could see Cymru equal their longest unbeaten run, while Belgium’s new generation offers hope despite recent struggles and defensive concerns.
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Belgium v Wales : Bellamy having the best year of his life, Dan James out
Wales are 7/1 to win tonight’s game at some bookmakers this afternoon, but that won’t bother the thousands of away fans in Brussels this afternoon. With harmony in the air amongst the ‘majority’ the game tonight is a fixture Craig Bellamy isn’t afraid to go for from the off.
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