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Denmark dominate Wales in Nations League to leave Bellamy ‘really hurting’

The Guardian Football about 1 hour 1 mins read

Wales wilted in Copenhagen as a 2-0 defeat to Denmark left them bottom of their Nations League group with no points or goals from their first two games.

After a first half in which Wales were very much second-best and fortunate to reach the break level, Denmark’s domination was rewarded by a Ben Davies own goal and a Gustav Isaksen strike in the second period.

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