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Bellamy revisits 1998 winner against Denmark ahead of Nations League clash

BBC Sport highlights Craig Bellamy's 1998 winning goal for Wales against Denmark, as the two nations prepare to meet again in the Nations League on Sunday, 27 November.

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Looking back at 1998

BBC Sport has released archive footage showing Craig Bellamy scoring a late winning goal for Wales against Denmark back in 1998. At the time, Wales were managed by Bobby Gould. The clip includes Bellamy's own description of the decisive goal. According to BBC, the footage is available to UK viewers only.

The source does not specify the final score, the venue, or the competition in which the 1998 match took place — these details are not included in the archive material.

Upcoming Nations League fixture

As reported by BBC, Bellamy is now closely associated with the Wales national team, which will face Denmark on Sunday, 27 November, at 17:00 BST in a UEFA Nations League match. The source does not explicitly state his current role, but the phrasing "Bellamy's Wales" points to an ongoing connection with the squad.

Coverage of the match will be available across several BBC platforms: BBC iPlayer, BBC One Wales, BBC Sounds, BBC Radio Wales, Radio Cymru and 5 Live, as well as the BBC Sport website and app, which will also provide live text commentary.

A related BBC article referenced alongside the video is titled "Bellamy eyes more history against wounded Denmark," suggesting Denmark are currently going through a difficult period of form. However, the source gives no further detail on the reasons behind this characterization.

The UEFA Nations League is a competition among European national teams organized into divisions, which provides general context for the fixture, though the source does not specify which group or stage of the tournament this particular match belongs to.

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