The Welsh national team have adjusted their approach of football with Craig Bellamy.
Looking at Robert Page’s last dozen matches as coach to Bellamy's first 12 games as Wales head coach, an obvious difference has been a tactical switch emphasizing possession and controlling matches with the ball.
With Page in charge, The Welsh intense style centered around pressing intensely without possession, particularly in wide areas, predominantly using a flexible 3-4-3 system to attack directly.
Craig Bellamy has consistently employed a back four, pushing the team to maintain possession and develop plays with greater patience.
This tactical shift has resulted in a far higher average possession rate, a increased pass count and a modest drop in how frequently they lose possession in advanced positions.
Wales also boast a better xG statistics since Bellamy took over.
Will Bellamy's tactics offer Wales a greater chance of beating England?
The tactical evolution with the new coach represents a notable shift from the old system.
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