Who is Cremers, Wales boss in Bellamy's absence?

"We spend a lot of time together, we go through the analysis of opposition and we talk a lot. He's given me a real big insight into the game, but he did when I was at Burnley with him as well. His experience at the level, where he's been and who he's been with. He's been a huge asset and there's a part of me that [thinks] he deserves this moment."

"He's been a huge asset and there's a part of me that [thinks] he deserves this moment."

Piet Cremers, 31, will take charge of Wales for the World Cup qualifier against Liechtenstein in Vaduz on Saturday, 15 November, with kick-off at 17:00 GMT. Craig Bellamy is suspended and has handed managerial duties to Cremers. Cremers has worked under Pep Guardiola and Vincent Kompany and served as match analyst for Manchester City under-23s before promotion to chief analyst in Guardiola's set-up in 2018. He contributed to four Premier League title wins and has previous experience at Brentford and Burnley. Cremers will become the youngest coach to lead a UEFA national team in a competitive match since Terry Neill in 1971.

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