Wales have adjusted their style of play with Bellamy.
Looking at the previous manager's final 12 games as coach with Craig Bellamy's first 12 games leading Wales, a noticeable shift is a strategic change prioritizing possession and dominating games through possession.
With Page in charge, Wales' intense style focused on pressing intensely without possession, especially in the wings, typically using a flexible 3-4-3 system for direct attacks.
The new coach has consistently employed a four-man defense, urging the squad to maintain possession and develop plays in a more prosaic manner.
The new strategy has resulted in a far higher average ball control, a more completed passes and a slight reduction in how frequently they lose possession in attacking areas.
Wales also boast a better xG statistics with Bellamy.
Will Bellamy's tactics offer Wales a improved likelihood of overcoming England?
The strategic changes with the new coach signifies a significant departure from the previous regime.
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