Wales play their second and final fixture of the international break tonight as they take on Czech Republic.
Here's everything you need to know about the contest at Cardiff City Stadium.
What time is Wales v Czech Republic?
Wales v Czech Republic kicks off at 7.45pm on Tuesday, March 29.
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Is Wales v Czech Republic on TV?
Yes. S4C will be broadcasting the game live. Their coverage starts at 7.25pm. Sky Sports will also be screening the fixture. Coverage on their Premier League HD channel begins at 7.40pm. Alternatively, you can follow live updates on WalesOnline's match blog.
How can I live stream the match?
Sky customers will be able to live stream the action via the Sky Go app, while S4C's streaming service Clic is also showing the game.
What is the latest team news?
Ben Davies will not feature for the hosts having returned to Tottenham as a precautionary measure after sustaining a minor injury. Dylan Levitt misses out through illness. The remainder of Wales' squad are all available for selection. Wayne Hennessey is in line to earn his 100th cap while Rubin Colwill, Rabbi Matondo and Rhys Norrington-Davies are among those expected to get game-time.
What has Rob Page said?
"It's going to be a great occasion. We want to support Ukraine and what they're going through, it's a really important night for that," he said.
"On top of that, we've got Wayne Hennessey's 100th cap. It'll be a team selected to give them an experience of international football. It'll put them in good stead for a big month in June."
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Who is the referee?
Paul Tierney will take charge of proceedings in the Welsh capital.
What are the latest betting odds?
Wales win - 7/5
Draw - 21/10
Czech Republic win - 19/10
(Odds courtesy of Sky Bet, correct at time of publishing. Gamble responsibly.)
