Belgium appear destined to secure top spot, but second place remains firmly up for grabs.
Thanks to their Nations League ranking, Wales are all-but guaranteed to be in next year’s play-offs regardless of whether they finish second or third in the group.
But they can earn themselves a more favourable draw, and home advantage, for the March double header by finishing as runners-up.
Two wins over the coming days will ensure Bellamy’s side finish second.
There are also two other scenarios that will see them end up in second spot.
The first would be if they drew with Liechtenstein and then beat North Macedonia three days later.
The second is that Wales would need to beat Liechtenstein by six or more goals which would then mean a draw in the final fixture at Cardiff City Stadium would be enough to finish above North Macedonia on goals scored.
The semi-final play-off matches take place on 26 March next year – with the finals being held five days later on 31 March.
The World Cup in the United States of America, Mexico and Canada runs from 11 June to 19 July, 2026.
