Romania secured a 2–1 victory over Wales in an International Friendly on 6 June, with both teams creating similar attacking opportunities despite the home side's narrow win. Romania, operating in a 4–3–3 formation, registered 22 shots with eight on target, while Wales responded with 20 shots and nine on target, demonstrating a competitive encounter in which neither team dominated territorially. Wales's goalkeeper managed an 88.89 per cent save rate, though the visitor's defence ultimately proved vulnerable to Romania's finishing. The match unfolded as a tightly contested affair between two sides testing their systems ahead of competitive fixtures, with Romania's clinical edge in front of goal making the difference in a friendly context where both teams sought valuable minutes and tactical preparation. Romania's win suggests improving form heading into their next fixture.