The Independent
·24 September 2026
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·24 September 2026
(Reuters)
Wales begin life back in the top tier of the Nations League with a difficult test against 2025 winners Portugal in their A4 group opener.
Craig Bellamy’s side missed out on the World Cup after penalties heartbreak in their play-off against Bosnia and Herzegovina, and will now look to prove that they belonged among the biggest hitters after winning League B in 2024.
Wales come up against Cristiano Ronaldo and co to kick things off, with the 41-year-old Portuguese captain opting not to follow Lionel Messi into international retirement after the World Cup.
Standing 21 shy of his elusive 1,000-goal target, Ronaldo has been called up to new manager Jorge Jesus’ squad, and starts up front this evening, despite criticism of some poor performances during the summer and a widely held belief that the team would be better served by younger, fitter players.







































