Ampadu hails team's character and insists there is still 'a lot of games to go and win'

ETHAN AMPADU admitted there were mixed emotions in the Wales camp after their extraordinary fightback against Belgium ultimately ended in failure.

- By PHIL BLANCHE

Wales recovered from conceding three goals in the opening 27 minutes of their World Cup qualifier in Brussels on Monday to draw level in the second half through Harry Wilson, Sorba Thomas and Brennan Johnson.

But Kevin De Bruyne's late volley eventually saw Wales lose 4-3 - the first defeat of the Craig Bellamy era - and leaves the Dragons with an uphill battle to top the group and qualify automatically for next summer's World Cup.

"Obviously there's frustrations, our mentality is to win every game," said Leeds captain Ampadu.