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Page said: "It's a quick turnaround so there's been a lot of emphasis on recovery, taking on as much information as we can in the meetings, press higher, sustain that pressure in their half. This is what we're going to try to achieve on Tuesday.
"Latvia will be very disciplined, defending in a low block and try to hit us on the counter-attack. We want to dominate the ball and so it's going to be up to us to make that happen.
"I'm sure we'll have plenty more of the ball so it's up to us what we do with that. Of course we want to be an attacking team which scores as many goals as we can, but the three points are the most important thing."
It'll be a test for this new Wales.
Both Page and Ramsey have alluded to a fresh start for Wales after the World Cup and the retirement of several senior players, most notably Gareth Bale.
We will see how Wales now cope with an opponent who will be stubborn and deny Wales space and time on the ball in midfield and in the final third. How have Page and his coaching staff, several of whom and new to the group worked our plans for Wales to break through Latvia and get goals?