Where To Watch Wales V Austria Live

Wales and Austria faced off in a World Cup qualifying play-off on March 24, 2022, with the winner going on to play either Scotland or Ukraine for a spot in the tournament in Qatar. The match was broadcast on Sky Sports Main Event in the United Kingdom and streamed live online using Sky Go Extra and the Sky Go app. S4C and BBC iPlayer also showed the game.

Wales v Austria live on Sky Sports Main Event

Wales will take on Austria in their World Cup qualifying play-offs on Thursday, with the winner going on to play either Scotland or Ukraine in June to secure a spot in the tournament in Qatar. The match will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Main Event, with coverage beginning at 7 p.m., and Sky Sports subscribers will also be able to live stream the game via the Sky Go app.

Wales manager Rob Page has expressed confidence in his team, stating that they have "all the ingredients" for success and that they "thoroughly deserve" to be in the World Cup play-off semi-final. However, Wales will be without Joe Morrell due to suspension, and David Brooks, Danny Ward, Kieffer Moore, and Tyler Roberts will also miss out.

Austria, meanwhile, has had to deal with several squad changes, with Florian Grillitsch, Christopher Trimmel, Philipp Lienhart, and Dejan Ljubicic withdrawing from the team. Kevin Danso, Stefan Ilsanker, Alessandro Schöpf, and Andreas Weimann have been called up to replace them.

Don't miss this crucial match as Wales and Austria battle it out for a step closer to World Cup qualification, live on Sky Sports Main Event!

Wales v Austria live on S4C

Wales will take on Austria in their FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifier, with the game being broadcast live on S4C. The match will kick off at 7:45 pm on Thursday, 24 March 2022, at the Cardiff City Stadium.

S4C's coverage of the game will start at 7.20 pm, and the match will also be available to live stream on S4C's streaming service, Clic, and on BBC iPlayer. Additionally, Sky Sports will be screening the fixture, with coverage on their Main Event channel starting at 7 pm, and Sky customers will be able to live stream the game via the Sky Go app.

Wales manager Rob Page has expressed confidence in his team, stating that they have "all the ingredients" for success, with a mix of "great senior lads" and "younger players coming through with quality." However, Wales will be without Joe Morrell due to suspension, and David Brooks, Danny Ward, Kieffer Moore, and Tyler Roberts, who are all missing out.

Austria has also had to deal with squad changes, with Florian Grillitsch, Christopher Trimmel, Philipp Lienhart, and Dejan Ljubicic withdrawing from the team. Kevin Danso, Stefan Ilsanker, Alessandro Schöpf, and Andreas Weimann have been called up to replace them.

Don't miss the crucial World Cup qualifier between Wales and Austria, live on S4C and other platforms!

Wales v Austria live stream on Sky Go

If you're a football fan in the UK, you can watch Wales v Austria on Sky Sports Main Event, with coverage starting at 7 pm. If you're a Sky customer, you can also live stream the game via the Sky Go app.

Alternatively, you can watch the game on S4C, with coverage starting at 7.20 pm. S4C's streaming service Clic is also showing the game, as is BBC iPlayer.

Wales are looking to edge one step closer to World Cup qualification as they host Austria in the play-off semi-finals. Kick-off is at 7.45 pm on Thursday, 24 March, at Cardiff City Stadium.

Wales have no fresh injury concerns, but Joe Morrell is unavailable due to suspension, while David Brooks, Danny Ward, Kieffer Moore and Tyler Roberts all miss out.

Austria have had to make several changes to their squad, with Florian Grillitsch, Christopher Trimmel, Philipp Lienhart and Dejan Ljubicic all withdrawing. Kevin Danso, Stefan Ilsanker, Alessandro Schöpf and Andreas Weimann have been called up to the squad.

Wales v Austria live stream on BBC iPlayer

Wales v Austria will be available to live stream on BBC iPlayer. The World Cup play-off semi-final will kick off at 7.45 pm on Thursday 24 March, with the game taking place at Cardiff City Stadium.

BBC iPlayer is one of several platforms that will be showing the match. S4C will broadcast the game live, with coverage starting at 7.20 pm. Sky Sports will also screen the fixture on its Main Event channel, with coverage beginning at 7 pm.

Sky customers will be able to live stream the game via the Sky Go app, while S4C's streaming service Clic is also showing the game.

Team News

Wales have no fresh injury concerns, but Joe Morrell is unavailable due to suspension. David Brooks, Danny Ward, Kieffer Moore and Tyler Roberts will also miss out.

Austria's Florian Grillitsch, Christopher Trimmel, Philipp Lienhart and Dejan Ljubicic all withdrew from the squad, with Kevin Danso, Stefan Ilsanker, Alessandro Schöpf and Andreas Weimann called up to replace them.

Wales v Austria kick-off time

Wales will take on Austria in a World Cup qualifying play-off on Thursday, March 24, at 7:45 pm. The game will be broadcast live on TV by S4C and Sky Sports' Main Event channel. Coverage on S4C starts at 7:20 pm, while Sky Sports' coverage begins at 7 pm.

Sky customers will be able to live stream the match via the Sky Go app, while S4C's streaming service Clic is also showing the game. It is also available on BBC iPlayer.

Wales manager Rob Page said:

> "We've got all the ingredients. We've got a great group of senior lads but also the younger players coming through with quality. It breeds for success, but if I'm being completely honest we're punching above our weight. We thoroughly deserve to be where we're at, playing top teams and in a World Cup play-off semi-final. The lads have earned that right."

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