Wales have altered their method of football under their new coach.
When comparing the previous manager's final 12 games as coach to Craig Bellamy's opening 12 as Wales head coach, one clear change has been a strategic change emphasizing possession and dominating games through possession.
During Page's tenure, The Welsh high-energy approach focused on applying high pressure off the ball, mainly in wide areas, mostly employing a fluid 3-4-3 formation for direct attacks.
Bellamy has only utilized a defensive line of four, encouraging his players to hold the ball and build attacks in a more prosaic manner.
The change in approach has led to a far higher average ball control, a more completed passes and a slight reduction in how often they turn the ball over in advanced positions.
Wales also boast a higher expected goals tally since Bellamy took over.
Will Bellamy's tactics offer Wales a greater chance of overcoming England?
The tactical evolution under Bellamy demonstrates a clear move from the old system.
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