Euro 2020 Qualifiers: How to watch Wales vs Slovakia live on March 24, 2019

March 22, 2019 By Ali M.

Topics: Wales TV Schedule, Slovakia TV Schedule, Football TV Schedules, Portugal, Ukraine, UEFA Euro Qualifying

In our match preview informing you how to watch Wales clash with Slovakia, we compare team statistics and analyze both teams’ head-to-head record.

What is the form of Wales compared to Slovakia?

Wales' recent form has been mixed. Since losing to Uruguay in the China Cup final, the Dragons have gone on to play eight times. Unfortunately, Gareth Bale and Co. have lost four times compared to their three wins.

Slovakia boasts an identical run of form, losing four times and winning thrice in their last eight games. Those wins have come against Denmark, Ukraine, and Hungary.

Wales vs Slovakia head-to-head record

These two sides have faced off only three times before. Wales holds the upper hand in the head-to-head record. Oddly enough, both sides have scored exactly eight goals against each other.

Games played: 3

Wales wins: 2

Slovakia wins: 1

Who is injured/suspended for Wales vs Slovakia?

Ryan Giggs will have a number of his star players at his disposal, but a few key names will miss out on this tie. Ethan Ampadu, Sam Vokes and Tom Lawrence are all sidelined for this game and will thus play no part in Sunday's Euro 2020 qualifier.

Fortunately for the Dragons, Ben Davies, Joe Allen, Aaron Ramsey, and Gareth Bale are all back in the mix and ready to guide their nation to victory. As for the away side, they have no injury concerns for this weekend encounter.

Key talking point - Can Giggs kick things off with a bang?

This game will be Wales' opening game in the Euro 2020 qualifying round. Ryan Giggs knows his side must kick things off with a bang, especially given that this is a home game. Failure to do so and questions will be asked of the Man United icon's managerial abilities.

In case the manager needed more pressure, everyone keenly remembers how the previous gaffer Chris Coleman fared in this competition, in particular, securing qualification before guiding the Dragons all the way to the semi-final. This time around, they will have to fend off competition from Croatia and Slovakia in what should be a difficult race.

TV channels and streaming broadcasts

In the USA: Univision Deportes En Vivo, ESPN3, Univision Deportes
In the UK: SKY GO Extra, S4C, Sky Sports Main Event, BBC Radio 5 Live, Sky Sports Football
In Australia: Optus Sport