The friendly match between Romania and Liechtenstein has been rescheduled! When will the last test before EURO 2024 take place

Bulgaria and Liechtenstein are Romania’s opponents in June. The last match, the one against Liechtenstein, will not be played on June 8, as originally scheduled.

The friendly match between Romania and Liechtenstein has been rescheduled! When will the last test before EURO 2024 take place

The preparation match for participation in EURO 2024 between Romania and the national team of Liechtenstein will be played on June 7, at the Steaua stadium, a day earlier than originally scheduled, the Romanian Football Federation announced on Tuesday, on the official website , according to agerpres.ro.

“The Romania – Liechtenstein match, originally scheduled for June 8, will take place one day earlier, on June 7, also at the Steaua stadium in Bucharest. Following the dialogue with the representatives of the Football Federation of Liechtenstein, the match between the two selected teams was brought forward by one day”informs frf.ro.

Thus, the program of the “tricolors” before leaving for Germany for EURO 2024 is as follows:

• June 4: Romania – Bulgaria
• June 7: Romania – Liechtenstein

Both matches will take place at the Steaua stadium in Bucharest and the match times will be determined later, together with the television rights holders.

Romania’s national team will have the following program at EURO 2024, within the full calendar of group E:

• June 17: Romania – Ukraine (Munich, 16:00), Belgium – Slovakia (Frankfurt, 19:00)
• June 21: Slovakia – Ukraine (Dusseldorf, 16:00)
• June 22: Belgium – Romania (Koln, 22:00)
• June 26: Slovakia – Romania (Frankfurt, 19:00), Ukraine – Belgium (Stuttgart, 19:00)

The top two ranked teams from each group, plus the best four third places from all six groups from EURO 2024 qualify for the round of 16.

Viorel Moldovan knows which players would wreak “havoc” in Romania’s attack at the EURO

Viorel Moldovan found the ideal attack for Romania, in view of the European Championship. The former international would use Denis Drăguş in the position of central attacker, as he also plays in his club team, Gaziantep. Also, on the right flank, Moldovan would start Dennis Man, who is having a dream season at Parma, and Alexandru Mitriţă would start on the left.

Viorel Moldovan is convinced that all three players listed would bring speed to the attack for Romania.

“I sit and imagine a first 11 of the national team with Man on the right, with Mitriță on the left and with Drăguș as a central attacker. Attention Cute Central Striker! What speed we can have, what creativity we would have. We could take advantage of the opponent’s spaces by being a reactive team. I imagine something interesting”said Viorel Moldovan, according to primasport.ro.