Hello and welcome to our coverage of the European Championships Group A match between Romania and Switzerland from the Parc des Princes. This is Nick Royle (@nickaroyle) taking you through all the action from Paris.

Torje gets to the byline beyond Rodriquez but Djorou is across to clear the cross under pressure from Keseru.

Switzerland in red shirts and white shorts do a one-man kick off against Romania, all in yellow ,following the national anthems.

Just a reminder of the state of the group - France and Switzerland are both on three points after opening round wins over Romania and Albania respectively.

The only previous encounter between the teams at a major tournament was at the 1994 World Cup. The Swiss, coached by Roy Hodgson, beat Romania 4-1 in the group stage in Detroit.

"After the France game, the first problem for our team was recuperation, both physical and psychological, but now we hope that we will be physically prepared for tomorrow's game," he said at a news conference. "We have shown a very fluid game (against France) and created some chances, but at the end of the day, we had to admit the French players were better and got the three points.

Iordanescu says his squad are “positive” after the initial disappointment of failing to secure a draw against France in Saint-Denis, with Dimitri Payet netting a brilliant 89th minute winner at the Stade de France.

"Our aim after two matches is to try to get through to the next stage of the competition, so we are going to do everything in our power against a strong Romania side," Petkovic said at a press conference. "We saw them against France, they might have won the game, so above all we really need to improve and I believe we have every chance of doing so."

Three points will see Switzerland reach the knock-out stage of the European Championship finals for the first time and become the first side at Euro 2016 to guarantee their place in the last 16.

Swiss boss Petkovic has challenged his players to win at the Parc des Princes to guarantee their progression to the knock-out stages before a challenging their final Group A match against Les Bleus in Lille on 19 June.

Switzerland's stand-out player, Xherdan Shaqiri, has scored four and made five goals in his last eight competitive matches.

ROMANIA: Tatarusanu, Sapunaru, Chiriches, Grigore, Rat, Prepelita, Pintilii, Torje, Stancu, Chipciu, Keseru...Subs: Pantilimon, Matel, Moti, Hoban, Alibec, Stanciu, Andone, Gaman, Filip, Sanmartean, Popa, Lung.///SWITZERLAND: Sommer, Lichtsteiner, Schar, Djourou, Rodriguez, Behrami, Xhaka, Shaqiri, Dzemaili, Mehmedi, Seferovic...Subs: Hitz, Moubandje, Elvedi, von Bergen, Lang, Embolo, Frei, Zakaria, Fernandes, Tarashaj, Derdiyok, Burki.

The Swiss struggled to break down the Albania defence at the Stade Bollaert-Delelis after their early goal from Fabian Schar, despite playing for 54 minutes against 10 men following Lorik Cana's red card.

In come Gabriel Torje, Andrei Prepelita and Alexandru Chipciu into midfield, with Claudiu Keseru replacing Andone up front.

Iordanescu keeps the same back five, so Razvan Rat plays at left-back despite his lack of pace against the French on Friday. Midfielders Ovidiu Hoban, Adrian Popa and Nicolae Stanciu drop down to the bench, along with striker Florin Andone.

Romania coach Anghel Iordanescu has made four changes from the side that started the 2-1 defeat to hosts France in Paris on the opening night of the tournament on Friday.

As expected, Switzerland coach Vladimir Petkovic keeps the same side that started the 1-0 victory over Albania in Lens on Saturday. It means midfielder Blerim Dzemaili wins his 50th cap in today's game.