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What time is Slovakia v Wales kick-off?
Slovakia v Wales kicks off at 7.45pm (UK time) at the Stadión Antona Malatinského on Sunday, June 9.
Is Slovakia v Wales on TV and what about live streaming?
Yes, the match will be screened live on S4C , with coverage starting at 7.15pm. You can stream S4C’s feed live via S4C Clic and via the S4C app. The game is also being shown on Premier Sports 1, with coverage there starting at 7.35pm.
Team news
Page handed out five debuts in midweek - Charlie Crew, Fin Stevens, Jay Dasilva, Lewis Koumas and Tom King all made their senior bows - but expect the likes of Ethan Ampadu, Kieffer Moore, Daniel James and Brennan Johnson to return to the starting XI this evening.
What has Rob Page said?
Page said: “We were disappointed with the Gibraltar game but we must move forward.
“We’ll put it right and go again on Sunday. It’s another friendly and it is what it is from a selection point of view.
“The lads are on the back of three weeks off, so it was unrealistic to start with our strongest team for the two games.
“That’s the reason we picked that team to play Gibraltar because we want to expose some of the younger players to international football
Slovakia v Wales kicks off at 7.45pm (UK time) at the Stadión Antona Malatinského on Sunday, June 9.
Is Slovakia v Wales on TV and what about live streaming?
Yes, the match will be screened live on S4C , with coverage starting at 7.15pm. You can stream S4C’s feed live via S4C Clic and via the S4C app. The game is also being shown on Premier Sports 1, with coverage there starting at 7.35pm.
Team news
Page handed out five debuts in midweek - Charlie Crew, Fin Stevens, Jay Dasilva, Lewis Koumas and Tom King all made their senior bows - but expect the likes of Ethan Ampadu, Kieffer Moore, Daniel James and Brennan Johnson to return to the starting XI this evening.
What has Rob Page said?
Page said: “We were disappointed with the Gibraltar game but we must move forward.
“We’ll put it right and go again on Sunday. It’s another friendly and it is what it is from a selection point of view.
“The lads are on the back of three weeks off, so it was unrealistic to start with our strongest team for the two games.
“That’s the reason we picked that team to play Gibraltar because we want to expose some of the younger players to international football
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