Wales reflects on tough Nations League window with mixed results
BBC Sport • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 5, 2026, 1:37 PM
Last updated Oct 5, 2026
Wales has had a challenging start to their Nations League A campaign, losing three of their four matches. Their latest defeat came against Denmark following a win over Norway. Despite these setbacks, Wales still controls its destiny in trying to secure a spot at Euro 2028. Former player Craig Bellamy criticized the new four-game format for being particularly demanding, especially with injuries impacting team depth. As they prepare for their next fixtures, questions remain regarding team selection and substitutions.
- •Wales lost three out of four Nations League fixtures.
- •Craig Bellamy criticized the demanding four-game international window.
- •Wales still controls their fate for Euro 2028 qualifying.
- •Injuries have significantly impacted team depth and performance.
- •Questions persist regarding player substitutions during games.
- 1:37 PMBBC Sport — What we learned from Wales' Nations League window
"On the back of a demanding four-game international window, BBC Sport Wales assesses the key talking points from Wales' Nations League A campaign so far.
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