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Avoiding finishing bottom of their Nations League group is a major aim for Wales following a win over Erling Haaland's Norway.

Craig Bellamy's Wales face Denmark at Cardiff City Stadium on Sunday following a Nations League victory over Norway. Securing a win would mark Wales' first back-to-back victories against higher-ranked nations in over a decade. A positive result would also significantly boost their chances of retaining their top-tier League A status and secure vital benefits for future tournament qualification.
Nations League rankings will directly determine seedings for the Euro 2028 qualifying draw scheduled for December 6 in Belfast. Avoiding a bottom-place finish in Group A4 ensures Wales will be a top seed in qualifying, preventing them from facing Europe's highest-ranked teams.
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