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Ethan Ampadu says Wales have "absolute belief" in their approach as they look to end a demoralising run by beating Norway in the Nations League.

Ethan Ampadu insisted Wales retain absolute belief in their approach ahead of their Nations League match against Norway at Cardiff City Stadium. Wales enter Thursday's fixture on a six-game winless run following consecutive League A defeats against Portugal and Denmark. Despite mounting pressure and an injury-depleted squad, the Leeds United captain expressed complete confidence that Craig Bellamy's side can rebound and compete at the top international level.
Wales have managed only one point from eight matches across their two spells in Nations League A. Facing a Norway squad featuring Erling Haaland, Ampadu highlighted that the team aims not only for a vital victory to end their poor run, but also for an improved performance that reflects their true identity.
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