Romania has 3 points after five rounds of the Nations League and can still avoid last place. Flashscore writes that the group is decided on Tuesday, 17 November, at 21:45: Bosnia–Romania in Zenica and Poland–Sweden kick off at the same time.

Sweden has already secured first place and direct promotion to League A, after beating Bosnia 3-2. The fight is at the bottom of the group. Spotmedia notes that Romania is one point behind Poland.

To avoid the play-off and stay in League B directly, Romania has to win away against Bosnia, and Poland has to fail to beat Sweden at home. Flashscore and Spotmedia describe the same scenario.

If Poland takes all three points, Romania finishes last and goes to the play-off, whatever the score in Zenica.

If the favourable scenario does not happen, the play-off matches to stay in League B are set for 25–30 March 2027. Flashscore writes that Romania would be seeded, and the opponent would be set after the matches of this November break. Spotmedia specifies that the opponent would be a second-placed team from League C.

Tuesday, at 21:45 in Zenica, is Romania’s last chance in this group.

Image: Wikimedia Commons — Bilino Polje stadium in Zenica, 11 August 2012 (Smooth_O, CC BY-SA 4.0). The photo is not from Tuesday’s match against Romania.

Sources consulted: The Bosnia match is decisive for Romania — Flashscore; The maths for the League B play-off — Spotmedia.