Wales vs Netherlands

Wales welcome the Netherlands to Cardiff on Wednesday night with both teams on a high after big wins over the weekend. Will this fiery Nations League clash ...

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On Dutch soil, the 'Clockwork Orange' won 1-0, while in Cardiff, they won 2-1. The main event is next.#TogetherStronger The warm-ups are done.

Wales' unbeaten home record under Rob Page was ended as they were defeated 2-1 by Netherlands in the Nations League. Joe Allen, Wayne Hennessey, ...

The hosts had the better chances in the first-half but fell behind to Teun Koopmeiners' driven strike early on in the second-half. But Wout Weghorst headed home a minute later to seal a dramatic win for the visitors as Wales' run of 19 home matches without defeat was ended. But he was beaten just five minutes into what was his fourth cap as Atalanta star Koopmeiners drilled into the far corner with his side's first shot on target. Goalkeeper Mark Flekken then had to punch away Wilson's driven free-kick before he was tested by James as Wales created the better openings. The visitors enjoyed plenty of possession, but with pace in abundance, Wales carried a threat themselves and they created two chances from unlikely avenues. James' blistering speed paved the way for an opening, although the Leeds United man drilled well over after linking up with Wilson on the counter attack. It's another poor pass from Levitt in the middle of the park just as Wales had numbers to damage in the final third. Joe Allen, Wayne Hennessey, Kieffer Moore, Aaron Ramsey and Neco Williams were all left out of the squad following their monumental efforts in the World Cup play-off final win over Ukraine three days earlier. Into the final minute and Wales are still ooking to push now, but they lose the ball cheaply. Wales seeing a lot more of the ball now, but Netherlands are well organised defensively. But Welsh hearts were broken moments later as Weghorst headed home to win it for the away side as Wales suffered their first home defeat since being beaten by Denmark in November 2018. Time was ticking, and Gareth Bale and Rabbi Matondo replaced James and Johnson with 13 minutes left on the clock, much to the delight of the Red Wall. And they looked to have stolen a point at the death as Norrington-Davies headed Connor Roberts' cross beyond Flekken in the second minute of added time.