Wales have changed their approach of play with Craig Bellamy.
By comparing the previous manager's final 12 games in charge with Bellamy's first 12 games as Wales head coach, a noticeable shift has been a tactical switch emphasizing possession and dominating games through possession.
Under Page, Wales' high-energy approach centered around pressing intensely without possession, particularly in the wings, typically using a fluid 3-4-3 formation to push forward aggressively.
Craig Bellamy has so far exclusively used a back four, encouraging his players to maintain possession and build attacks in a more prosaic manner.
The new strategy has produced a much greater ball control, a increased pass count and a small decrease in how often they turn the ball over in advanced positions.
Additionally, Wales displays a better xG statistics under Bellamy.
Do Bellamy's strategies provide Wales a greater chance of defeating England?
The strategic changes under Bellamy signifies a clear move from the previous regime.
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