Dinamo Bucuresti vs FC Arges, 2022-23 Romanian First Division Promotion/Relegation Playoffs

· 1st Leg

Dinamo Bucuresti

15': Quentin Bena
24': Gorka Larrucea
28': Alexandru Pop
40': Lamine Ghezali
56': Dani Iglesias
62': Lamine Ghezali

FT
6 - 1
1st Leg

FC Arges

55': Mario Zebic
64': Kévin Koubemba

About

Dinamo Bucuresti are hosting FC Arges at National Arena, Bucuresti, Romania, starting on . The match is a part of the Romanian Liga 1 Promotion/Relegation Playoffs.

Game Information

Competition: Romanian Liga 1 Promotion/Relegation Playoffs

Venue: National Arena
Location: Bucuresti, Romania
Attendance: 24,480

Line-Ups

Dinamo Bucuresti

No.	Name
91	Filip Dujmovic (GK)
88	Gorka Larrucea
4	Quentin Bena
24	Deniz Giafer
6	Iulian Rosu
31	Costin Amzar
30	Nelut Rosu
10	Dani Iglesias
2	Gabriel Moura
93	Alexandru Pop
99	Lamine Ghezali

Dinamo Bucuresti Substitutes:

Alin Buleica, Andrei Florescu, Ioan Borcea, Catalin Tira, David Irimia, Dragos Irimia, Denis Oncescu, Alin Demici, Constantin Alin Serban.

FC Arges

No.	Name
33	George Mihai Micle (GK)
95	Mario Zebic
5	Grigore Ioan Turda
16	Fábio Vianna
2	Costinel Andrei Tofan
28	Kévin Koubemba
11	Wesley Jobello
10	Andreias Calcan
44	Zorhan Bassong
6	Tony N'Jike
14	Paul Arnold Garita

FC Arges Substitutes:

David Meza, Brendon, Antonio Jakolis, Ianis Pîrvu, Claudiu Moisie, Sebastian Micu, Alin Dobrosavlevici, Ionut Serban, Mimito Biai.

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