Wales aims for redemption against Norway after poor Nations League start
BBC Sport • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 28, 2026, 12:08 PM
Last updated Sep 28, 2026

Wales prepares to host Norway on October 1 after a disappointing start in Nations League A, losing 2-0 to Denmark and 1-0 to Portugal. Manager Craig Bellamy remains confident of his team's quality and their right to compete at this level, despite not winning in six matches in 2026. The upcoming match will be crucial as Wales looks to avoid a year without a victory, a situation not faced since 1989. Norway recently suffered a defeat to Portugal, having earlier defeated Denmark 3-2. Bellamy acknowledges Norway's progress and predicts they will be a significant force in European football for years to come.
- •Wales lost 2-0 to Denmark and 1-0 to Portugal in September 2026.
- •Wales has not won any of its eight League A matches since 2022.
- •Craig Bellamy emphasizes Wales earned their place in League A.
- •Norway will face Wales after losing 2-1 to Portugal.
- •The match takes place at Cardiff City Stadium on October 1.
- 12:08 PMBBC Sport — Bellamy sure Wales belong as Haaland threat looms
"Craig Bellamy expects Norway to be a force for years, but insists Wales have earned the right to be in Nations League A.
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