Wales falls to Denmark as Bellamy criticizes new international schedule
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 4, 2026, 10:36 PM
Last updated Oct 4, 2026

Wales lost to Denmark in the Nations League match on Sunday, with Rasmus Hojlund scoring the decisive penalty in the second half. This defeat marks Wales' third loss in four matches during a demanding new four-match international window that head coach Craig Bellamy argues disadvantages smaller nations. Following an earlier win over Norway, Wales has struggled with several injuries. Danny Ward's mistake led to Denmark's penalty, though he made notable saves earlier in the match. Wales is now third in Group A4, with upcoming matches against Norway and Portugal scheduled next month.
- •Wales lost to Denmark in a Nations League match on October 4.
- •Rasmus Hojlund scored the penalty winner in the second half.
- •Bellamy criticized the new four-match international window format.
- •Wales has only three points from four games in the Nations League campaign.
- •Upcoming matches include a fixture against Norway next month.
- 10:36 PMYahoo Sports — Bellamy bemoans new schedule after Denmark loss
"Craig Bellamy suggests the new four-match international window has counted against Wales after Sunday's Nations League defeat against Denmark.
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