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«Breaking News» Denmark defeat a 'learning curve' for Wales, says Ryan Giggs

Ryan Giggs felt Wales' defeat to Denmark was a 'learning curve' for his young players.


Tottenham's Christian Eriksen scored in each half as Denmark ran out comfortable 2-0 UEFA Nations League winners in Aarhus.


'It wasn't easy after the highs of Thursday to get back up again,' Giggs said, referring to their 4-1 opening Nations League victory against the Republic of Ireland.




Wales manager Ryan Giggs (pictured) says their defeat to Denmark was a 'learning curve'


Wales manager Ryan Giggs (pictured) says their defeat to Denmark was a 'learning curve'



Wales manager Ryan Giggs (pictured) says their defeat to Denmark was a 'learning curve'





Wales had previously thrilled fans in beating the Republic of Ireland 4-1 in Cardiff last week


Wales had previously thrilled fans in beating the Republic of Ireland 4-1 in Cardiff last week



Wales had previously thrilled fans in beating the Republic of Ireland 4-1 in Cardiff last week


'Against a very good team and physically with the quick turnaround we found it difficult.


'But the lads lads kept going and for the young players it's a learning curve.


'I tried to freshen up it as much as I could and also keep that rhythm of playing so well.


'But you had a team who played two competitive games in a short space of time and a team that didn't - and it showed in the end.'


Gareth Bale captained Wales for the first time in his 72-cap career as veteran defender Ashley Williams was rested on the back of the Ireland game.


Real Madrid star Bale was not at his best, but Giggs dismissed the suggestion that the decision was a mistake.


'I don't think it affected his performance,' he said.


'I'm lucky because, with Ash not in the team, we have a lot of candidates for the captaincy.




Christian Eriksen's (pictured) double was enough to secure a 2-0 win for Denmark in Aarhus


Christian Eriksen's (pictured) double was enough to secure a 2-0 win for Denmark in Aarhus



Christian Eriksen's (pictured) double was enough to secure a 2-0 win for Denmark in Aarhus



'I just felt he was the most experienced. He leads by example and he's very vocal in the dressing room.


'When Gareth speaks, especially the young players listen and it wasn't a difficult situation.


'I could have picked others, Chris Gunter or Aaron Ramsey, but I felt Gareth was best suited to do the role from the rest of the players.


Denmark were in control from the moment Eriksen opened the scoring after 32 minutes with a low drive which went in off a post.


And Eriksen made it 15 goals in his last 18 international appearances with a 63rd-minute penalty after Ethan Ampadu had handled Viktor Fischer's cross.


'Our style of play in between the lines suits Christian a lot,' said Denmark manager Age Hareide.


'There's a different positioning in the offensive play in our team to Tottenham's and we are always looking for him in and around the box.


'I didn't think in the first half we had the rhythm, but it could have been that Wales was good too.


'We found the rhythm better in the second half and we are used to playing tight matches.


'We did well in World Cup qualification playing tight matches, and it was clear that our legs were fresher than Welsh legs later in the game.'

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Main photo article Ryan Giggs felt Wales’ defeat to Denmark was a ‘learning curve’ for his young players.
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