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Bellamy shrugs off place in Wales history books after beating Montenegro
Wales manager Craig Bellamy on the touchline during the Uefa Nations League Group B4 match at Cardiff City Stadium, October 14, 2024
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CRAIG BELLAMY shrugged off his place in Welsh football history after Wales beat Montenegro to extend their unbeaten Nations League run.
Harry Wilson’s 36th-minute penalty — his third goal in as many games — secured a 1-0 victory at Cardiff City Stadium that keeps Wales two points behind group leaders Turkey, who won 4-2 in Iceland and who they travel to in the closing round of fixtures next month.
Wales have now won two — home and away against Montenegro — and drawn two under Bellamy, the first Dragons manager to be unbeaten in his first four games in charge.
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