Wales take on Romania in Bucharest in the second international friendly of the week
Wales’ Lewis Koumas celebrates with team-mate Neco Williams(Image: Getty Images)
Wales return to action this weekend when they take on Romania in an international friendly in Bucharest.
Craig Bellamy’s side are looking to bounce back after being held to a 1-1 draw by Ghana at Cardiff City Stadium on Tuesday night, with Lewis Koumas rescuing a draw with a late equaliser.
The match offers Bellamy another opportunity to assess his squad as Wales continue preparations for the challenges ahead.
Here’s everything you need to know about watching Romania v Wales.
What time is Romania v Wales?
Romania v Wales kicks off at 6.45pm BST on Saturday, June 6.
The match will be played at the Steaua Stadium in Bucharest.
Is Romania v Wales on TV?
Yes. The game will be shown live and free-to-air in Wales.
Coverage will be available on BBC One Wales (6.30pm) and S4C (6.20pm), with both broadcasters showing the match live from Bucharest.
Romania v Wales live stream
Viewers can watch the match live via the BBC iPlayer app, while Welsh-language coverage will also be available through S4C Clic.
Both streaming services are available on mobile devices, tablets, smart TVs and desktop computers.
Quotes corner
Bellamy: “Our June fixtures are nowhere near, but actually our friendlies are not great when you actually look at the records.
“The last time we won away was 2008. It’s like, ‘come on’.
“If we want to create expectations, to put demands on ourselves and the public as well, we must have a better record than what we have.
“We’re in Group A (of the Nations League) and Portugal will be completely different to what Romania will be. To us, it’s being dominant, being aggressive about the ball and having control of the ball.
“We want to control the tempo of the game. That’s difficult because of the quality Romania have, but that’s our idea.”