Cymru MU19 v England MU19: Ticket information and how to watch

Cymru will face England at the Bangor City Stadium in their opening game of the UEFA MU19 EURO Elite Round.

Chris Gunter’s side qualified for the Elite Round after finishing second in the qualification round back in November. They secured wins against Scotland and Liechtenstein, finishing second to France.

England, managed by Will Antwi, topped their group, defeating Lithuania and Bulgaria before drawing with Belgium in their final match.

Cymru are in a four team group that also consists of England, Portugal and Türkiye. Matches are to be played across various stadiums in North Wales from March 19 to March 25. Here’s all you need to know ahead of Cymru’s clash with England.

Matchday Guide

The match takes place at the Bangor City Stadium on Wednesday 19 March (KO 7pm). Stadium gates will open at 5:00pm.

Arriving early is advised to avoid queues. Ticket holders should have their digital ticket ready at the turnstile for quick entry. 

Seated tickets holders should enter via Turnstile A whilst standing ticket holders should go through Turnstile B. 

On-site parking is extremely limited and so Bangor City Stadium have asked those in attendance to consider alternative transport options.

A selection of food and soft drinks will be available to spectators inside the stadium. No alcohol will be sold at the match. 

The address to find the stadium is Bangor City Stadium, Nantporth, Bangor, LL57 2HQ. Bangor Train Station is 1.3 miles from the stadium, approximately a 25-minute walk. Taxis are available at the station. 

Local bus services will be running on their usual routes. Please check Traveline Cymru for schedules. 

There is a Shuttle Bus Service running and the pick up is at Deiniol Centre Tan-Y-Fynwent Garth Rd, Bangor LL57 1NW. It runs every 15 minutes from 5:30pm to 10:00pm.

Ticket information

A sell out is expected so to avoid disappointment it is advised that tickets are bought online prior to the match.

Tickets for the matches against Portugal and Türkiye in Rhyl on Saturday 22 March and Tuesday 25 March can be bought on the gate.

How to watch Cymru MU19 v England MU19 from home

Welsh language broadcaster S4C are showing the games on their digital platforms. The match will be available on the streaming service S4C Clic, as well as Sgorio’s YouTube and Facebook channels.

Commentary is available in English and in Welsh. Coverage begins at 6:45pm.

Cymru and England MU19 squads

Cymru MU19

Aled THOMAS (Everton), Alfie TUCK (Queens Park Rangers), Brayden CLARKE (Arsenal), Charlie CREW (Leeds United – on loan at Doncaster Rovers), Cody TWOSE (Cardiff City), Cruz ALLEN (Derby County), Dakarai MAFICO (Cardiff City), Dylan LAWLOR (Cardiff City), Elliot MYLES (Norwich City), Freddie ISSAKA (Plymouth Argyle), Gabriele BIANCHERI (Manchester United), George MORGAN (Everton), Kit MARGETSON (Swansea City), Lewys BENJAMIN (Wolverhampton Wanderers), Luey GILES (Cardiff City), Luke ARMSTRONG (Cardiff City), Ollie BOSTOCK (West Bromwich Albion), Sam PARKER (Swansea City), Troy PERRETT (Cardiff City), Vimal YOGANATHAN (Barnsley – on loan at Oldham Athletic), Zach GIGGS (Sheffield United).

England MU19

Ted CURD (Chelsea), Finlay HERRICK (West Ham United), Tommy SETFORD (Arsenal), Zach ABBOTT (Nottingham Forest), Josh ACHEAMPONG (Chelsea), Joe JOHNSON (Luton Town), Caleb KPORHA (Crystal Palace), Jayden MEGHOMA (Preston North End, loan from Brentford), Stephen MFUNI (Manchester City), Triston ROWE (Aston Villa), Kiano DYER (Chelsea), Josh KING (Fulham), Lewis MILEY (Newcastle United), Lewis ORFORD (West Ham United), Chris RIGG (Sunderland), Tyler DIBLING (Southampton), Tyrique GEORGE (Chelsea), Shumaira MHEUKA (Chelsea), Mikey MOORE (Tottenham Hotspur), Ethan WHEATLEY (Walsall, loan from Manchester United), Kadan YOUNG (Royal Antwerp, loan from Aston Villa)