How to watch Cymru Men’s, U21 and U19 teams this November

A busy month of international football awaits for Cymru fans, with the senior men’s team, U21s, and U19s all in action across Europe and north Wales.

From crucial World Cup qualifiers to exciting youth fixtures against global opposition, here’s everything you need to know about when and where to watch all the games this November.

Cymru Men’s National Team

Craig Bellamy’s senior side bring their 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying campaign to a close this month as they prepare for two key fixtures against Liechtenstein and North Macedonia.

Cymru currently sit in third place in Group J and, with just four points separating them from leaders Belgium, could still mathematically top the group and achieve automatic qualification.

The team travel to Vaduz to face Liechtenstein on Saturday 15 November, with kick-off at 5pm GMT, before returning to Cardiff to host North Macedonia at the Cardiff City Stadium on Tuesday 18 November at 7.45pm.

Both matches will be shown live on BBC, with English commentary available, while Welsh-language broadcaster S4C will also provide full coverage.

Fans can stream the matches on S4C Clic, as well as Sgorio’s YouTube and Facebook channels, with commentary available in both Welsh and English.

Cymru U21

Matty Jones’ Cymru under-21 side will continue their qualifying campaign for the 2027 UEFA Under-21 European Championship finals when they face Belarus in Georgia on Friday 14 November (2pm).

After an impressive 2–0 victory over Austria last month, the team will be aiming to build momentum and continue their positive form following a difficult defeat to Belgium earlier in the same window.

Fans can watch the match live on S4C’s digital platforms, with coverage available on S4C Clic, as well as on Sgorio’s YouTube and Facebook channels. Commentary will be available in both Welsh and English, with coverage beginning at 1.30pm.

Cymru MU19

Craig Knight’s Cymru under-19s continue their preparations for the 2026 UEFA Under-19 European Championship this month, which will be hosted in north Wales next summer.

As part of a mini international tournament designed to replicate the standards and demands of next year’s finals, Cymru will face Japan, the USA and current European champions Germany across three venues in the region.

The team will begin their campaign against Japan on Wednesday 12 November at Central Park in Denbigh, kicking off at 7pm. That will be followed by a clash with the USA on Saturday 15 November at 2.30pm at the STōK Cae Ras in Wrexham, before rounding off the tournament against Germany on Tuesday 18 November at 11am at Central Park in Denbigh.

All three matches will be live streamed by the FAW on its RedWall+ streaming service and YouTube channel, giving supporters across the country the chance to follow every moment of the tournament.