Sweden
RomaniaSweden host Romania at Strawberry Arena in Round 1 of the UEFA Nations League - League B, with neither side arriving on the back of a convincing recent sequence. Sweden have taken three wins from their last 10 matches across competitions, while Romania have won four over the same span. Their most recent results have been less encouraging: Sweden followed heavy defeats against the Netherlands and France with a 1-1 draw against Japan, while Romania drew 1-1 with Georgia after successive losses to Turkey and Slovakia.
Gyökeres and Man stand out
Viktor Gyökeres has been Sweden's strongest recent individual performer among the players assessed, with Alexander Isak also among the better-rated attacking options. Dennis Man has led Romania's recent individual performances from the wing, while Andrei Burca has been one of the visitors' stronger defensive performers.
Sweden's broader run has swung sharply between positive and difficult results, including wins over Tunisia, Poland and Ukraine but defeats against Norway, the Netherlands and France. Romania's recent record has been similarly uneven, with victories over Austria and San Marino mixed with defeats to Bosnia & Herzegovina, Turkey and Slovakia.
Recent meetings have favoured Sweden
The broader head-to-head record is balanced, with three wins apiece and one draw across the seven meetings included here, but Sweden took both of the most recent encounters. They won 2-1 at home in March 2019 before a 2-0 victory in Romania later that year.
Six of those seven matches finished with fewer than three goals, giving the fixture a history of relatively tight scorelines. Recent form offers no equally clear advantage this time, with both teams coming into the Nations League opener searching for a more consistent run.
Streaming guide for Sweden vs Romania
In Sweden, Viaplay carries the match, while Antena provides coverage in Romania. Viewers in the United States can find it on Fox Soccer Plus, with DAZN Canada carrying the game in Canada. Australia has coverage through beIN Sports 1 and Stan Sport, while Sport TV3 and Sport TV4 are available in Portugal and L'Equipe Live Foot carries the match in France.
Other options include TV2 Play in Denmark, Polsat Sport Premium 1 in Poland, Arena 4 in Hungary, MEGOGO in Ukraine, Sony LIV and JioTV app in India, and SPOTV Now or SPOTV Prime 2 in South Korea.