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Head coach Craig Bellamy vowed Wales would go on the attack in Belgium on Monday after beating Liechtenstein to top their World Cup qualifying group.<\/b><\/p>\n
Friday night’s 3-0 triumph in Cardiff extended Wales’ unbeaten start under Bellamy to nine games and took them two points clear at the summit of Group J.<\/p>\n
They face their sternest challenge yet under their former captain on Monday when they travel to Brussels to face the group’s top seeds.<\/p>\n
Belgium only started their campaign on Friday, conceding a late equaliser in North Macedonia to leave them six points behind Wales, albeit with two games in hand.<\/p>\n
Asked if he thought that result put Belgium under pressure before facing Wales, Bellamy said: “No, I don’t. These games can happen. They haven’t lost.<\/p>\n
“Did I expect them to get three points? I did. I need to see the game back to give you a better rundown on what happened and how it happened, and even for myself. But, yeah, North Macedonia played their part, so good.<\/p>\n
“We go there and I’m not camping. I’m not sitting back. It’s not in my make-up. I can’t do it, I don’t want to do it. <\/p>\n
“So let me watch the game a little bit more. I’ve got a little bit more in my head but I’m really excited about it.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n