Bellamy's men set for return to Principality

WALES are set to return to playing football at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium in the buildup to Euro 2028.

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The home of Welsh rugby will hold six games at the tournament in three years’ time, with Wales co-hosting the Euros alongside England, Scotland and the Republic of Ireland.

The stadium has also been tipped to host the opening match of the tournament.

Football Association of Wales (FAW) chief executive Noel Mooney has now confirmed Craig Bellamy’s side will likely begin to play at the Principality Stadium once again ahead of the tournament.

Prior to 2010, the 74,500-capacity stadium had been where the vast majority of national team matches had been played.