Wales have altered their approach of play with Craig Bellamy.
Looking at the previous manager's final 12 games as coach to Craig Bellamy's first 12 games leading Wales, an obvious difference is a strategic change emphasizing possession and dominating games through possession.
Under Page, Wales' high-energy approach centered around applying high pressure without possession, particularly in the flanks, typically using a adaptable 3-4-3 setup to attack directly.
The new coach has only utilized a back four, pushing the team to hold the ball and develop plays more methodically.
The new strategy has produced a much greater possession rate, a increased pass count and a small decrease in how regularly they give the ball away in attacking areas.
Wales also boast a better xG statistics with Bellamy.
Do Bellamy's strategies provide Wales a better opportunity of overcoming England?
The new approach since the change represents a significant departure away from the old system.