Wales will take on Portugal in their first match of the Nations League A group on Thursday, 24 September, at the Estadio Jose Alvalade in Lisbon. The Nations League is a European football competition involving national teams, organized into different groups based on rankings. This match will start at 19:45 BST and is expected to be a significant test for Wales as they face a strong Portuguese side. Wales’ head coach, Craig Bellamy, will be without several key players due to injuries. Harry Wilson, Nathan Broadhead, and Karl Darlow have all withdrawn from the squad, which could impact Wales’ strategy and lineup. Additionally, promising defender Dylan Lawlor is also unavailable, which adds to the challenge for Bellamy in selecting his team. Despite these absences, Wales will have some reinforcements. Captain Ben Davies, who has been sidelined previously, is now available again, providing leadership and experience to the team. The squad also includes uncapped players Cian Ashford and Joe Taylor, who could be considered for starting positions in the front line. Their inclusion offers Bellamy flexibility and fresh options as he prepares for the match. The game will be broadcast live on multiple platforms, including BBC iPlayer, BBC One Wales, BBC Sounds, BBC Radio Wales, Radio Cymru, and 5 Live. Fans can also follow the match via the BBC Sport website and app, with live text commentary available for those unable to watch the full broadcast. This wide availability ensures that supporters across Wales and beyond can follow the action as their team faces Portugal in this important opening fixture.