The UEFA Euro 2020 kicks off with a series of fixtures this weekend as Wales take on Switzerland in a Group A match at the Baku Olympic Stadium on Saturday. With Turkey and Italy also fighting for qualification in the group, both teams will be intent on a victory in this fixture.Switzerland have grown in stature as a footballing force in recent months and have managed a string of excellent results going into this competition. The Swiss thrashed Liechtenstein by a 7-0 margin last week and will be confident going into this game.Wales, on the other hand, will take plenty of heart from their stunning exploits at Euro 2016 and will want to go a step further this year. Ryan Giggs has excellent players at his disposal and will want to pull off a few upsets at UEFA Euro 2020.Wales start their Euros campaign against Switzerland on Saturday.#euro2020 #bbcfootball— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) June 11, 2021Wales vs Switzerland Team NewsWales have a strong squadWalesWales have a star-studded forward line with Gareth Bale, Callum Wilson, and Manchester United's Daniel James leading the line. Aaron Ramsey has been plagued by injuries this season but will recover in time for Euro 2020.Ethan Ampadu is an excellent prospect for Wales but might not start for the side in the first game of the competition. Wales have a fully-fit squad and have a point to prove in this fixture.Injured: NoneDoubtful: NoneSuspended: NoneSwitzerland need to be at their bestSwitzerlandSwitzerland are a strong defensive unit and their established double pivot with Granit Xhaka and Remo Freuler will have to play an important role against Wales' attack. Xherdan Shaqiri and Breel Embolo are excellent outlets on the counter and their pace could trouble the Welsh defence.Injured: NoneDoubtful: NoneSuspended: NoneAt what time does the Euro 2020 match between Wales and Switzerland kick off?India: 12th June 2021, at 6:30 PMUSA: 12th June 2021, at 9 AM (Eastern Standard Time), 8 AM (Central Standard Time), 6 AM (Pacific Standard Time)UK: 12th June 2021, at 2 PMAaron Ramsey did not take part in Wales' open training session today.His absence was pre-planned as his workload is continuing to be carefully assessed.He's expected to take part in the behind closed doors session and will be available for Switzerland game. #Wal #EURO2020— Ian Mitchelmore (@IanMitchelmore) June 10, 2021Where and how to watch Wales vs Switzerland on TV?India: Sony Ten 2 SD & HD, JioTVUSA: ESPNUK: BBC One, S4CHow to watch live streaming of Wales vs Switzerland?India: SonyLIVUSA: ESPN App, fuboTV, PrendeTVUK: BBC iPlayerAlso Read: Strongest possible starting XI for England | UEFA Euro 2020Kindly help Sportskeeda's Football section improve. Take a 30-second survey now.