Start for the Tricolors in the 2026/27 Nations League edition. What time does Sweden - Romania start? Who is broadcasting the match? Starting lineup

Romania's national team faces Sweden this evening in Solna, at 21:45, in its first match of the new edition of the Nations League. The match in League B, Group B4, is Gheorghe Hagi's first official game in his new tenure as head coach. The match will be broadcast live by Antena 1.

Romania's starting lineup for the match against Sweden

Gică Hagi held the press conference ahead of the Sweden–Romania match, the first of the new edition of the Nations League. Romania's head coach was extremely confident in front of the journalists.

“I have had the starting lineup in mind for about three days; I have trained with it. I am not preparing surprises. One team will play tomorrow, when we return home another team will play. We have four matches and we must share the workload among them; that is why I brought 32 players. Tomorrow there will be one team, then I will field another in Romania when we play Bosnia. Louis Munteanu will start; it does not matter who plays, what is important is that those who do play perform very well. I believe it is a well-balanced team. We will try to preserve as much as possible the lineups used against Georgia and Wales, while also integrating Radu, Rațiu, Man and Bancu,” Hagi stated.

Romania's possible starting 11 against Sweden: Radu – Drăgușin, Coubiș, Ghiță – Rațiu, Băluță, R. Marin, Bancu – Ianis Hagi – Man, L. Munteanu.

Romania's head coach will also use an unusual tactical system for our national team. It will be a 3-4-1-2, which will turn into a 5-3-2 when the Tricolours defend against Isak and Gyokeres.