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Wales must be better after Romania woe - Bellamy

Wales must be better after Romania woe - Bellamy
BBC Wales Saturday 06 June 2026, 20:40 UTC 1 min read
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Head coach Craig Bellamy says Wales need to significantly improve following their 2-1 friendly defeat by Romania in Bucharest.

Head coach Craig Bellamy says Wales need to significantly improve following their 2-1 friendly defeat by Romania in Bucharest.
Wales (LOCATION) Romania (LOCATION) Craig Bellamy (PERSON) Bucharest (LOCATION)
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