Craig Bellamy, the head coach of Wales, is preparing his team to face Denmark in a Nations League Group A4 match on Sunday, 27 September at 17:00 BST at Parken Stadium in Copenhagen. The game will be broadcast live on several platforms, including BBC iPlayer, BBC One Wales, BBC Sounds, BBC Radio Wales, Radio Cymru, and 5 Live, as well as the BBC Sport website and app, with live text commentary available. Both Wales and Denmark have yet to win a match in their Nations League A campaigns and are eager to secure their first victories to maintain their positions in the top tier of the competition. Bellamy has a notable history against Denmark. In 1998, he scored a late winner for Wales in a Euro 2000 qualifying match against Denmark, ending *Wales' seven-game winless streak in competitive matches. The goal, which was his first competitive international goal, was described by former striker Iwan Roberts as "magnificent" and possibly saving the then-manager Bobby Gould's position. However, Bellamy recalled the event differently, noting that some players were not pleased with the result, as it gave Gould a lifeline. Bellamy described the game as one where "they battered us," and he was surprised to score a winner. A decade later, Bellamy scored another goal against Denmark in a friendly match in November 2008, which was the debut of Aaron Ramsey. The goal came in the 77th minute and was described by then-manager John Toshack as a result of Bellamy's ability to create chances despite being asked to play deeper. Both Wales and Denmark have faced challenges in recent competitions. Denmark lost their opening Nations League A game to Norway 3-2 in Oslo, and they failed to qualify for the 2022 World Cup after a penalty shootout loss to Czechia. Wales also failed to qualify for the World Cup and have not won a match since their victory over North Macedonia in November 2021. Denmark has not won a match since their World Cup play-off semi-final win over North Macedonia in March 2022. Denmark's manager Brian Riemer described the match against Wales as a "must-win," while Bellamy expressed understanding of the frustrations of Danish supporters. However, Bellamy has chosen not to make predictions about the match, stating it was wise not to "poke the bear." Despite this, he remains quietly confident that Wales has the potential to create more positive headlines against Denmark.