In this video
- Asked how significant it is that qualification is in Wales' hands, Davies said it is in all three teams' hands. If Wales win their remaining games, they know they will qualify.
- Asked about his 100th cap, Davies called it a special moment he probably dreamt about. But there is a big game ahead, and he hopes they get the win first and celebrate after.
- Asked what was said after the England game, Davies said the group was hurting. It was a friendly, but they probably expected better of themselves, and it probably gave them a wake-up call.
- Asked why games with Belgium are always close, Davies said most of his caps probably came against them. He thinks Wales always being competitive gives them hope going into every game.
- Asked what the milestone means for his family, Davies said it is a big thank you to them. Being a footballer is probably a very selfish existence, and they all put him first.
“…there's definitely no fear within the camp.”
- Asked about Kevin De Bruyne, Davies called him probably one of the best opponents of his career. You have to stay concentrated, as he tends to exploit any moment you switch off.
- Asked about the fans, Davies said they were all singing at the end of the England game as if Wales had won. He thinks their reaction is what made the result so hard.
Ben Davies speaks ahead of Wales’ massive World Cup qualifier match against Belgium, reflecting on his journey with Wales national team, and the emotional bond he shares with Welsh fans.
Davies makes it clear: the team’s priority is to win.
He discusses the energy in the camp, the response to the defeat vs England, and the relief they got from Belgium’s surprising draw with North Macedonia.
Ben also reflects on his long rivalry with Belgium and Kevin De Bruyne, calling the Man City star “one of the best opponents I’ve ever faced.”
Davies shares tactical insights on how Wales can contain De Bruyne, what makes Belgium such a difficult opponent, and why he still believes in this group’s ability to qualify for the 2026 World Cup.
