FC Botosani vs CS Mioveni, 2023-24 Romanian First Division Promotion/Relegation Playoffs

· 1st Leg

90'+3': Aldaír

FT
1 - 0
1st Leg

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FC Botosani are hosting CS Mioveni at Stadionul Municipal, Botosani, Botosani, 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: Stadionul Municipal, Botosani
Location: Botosani, Romania
Attendance: 5,816

Line-Ups

FC Botosani

No.	Name
1	Luka Kukic (GK)
20	Romario Benzar
4	Andrei Miron
30	Alexandru Tiganasu
6	Victor Robert Dican
83	Aldaír
33	David Eugen Gabriel
8	Eduard Florescu
16	Ioan Filip
7	Sebastian Mailat
10	Juan Cruz Kaprof

FC Botosani Substitutes:

Enzo Lopez, Zoran Mitrov, Alin Seroni, Sékou Amadou Camara, Reagy Ofusu, John Charles Petro, Razvan Ducan, Jaly Mouaddib, Lóránd-Levente Fülöp.

CS Mioveni

No.	Name
22	Flavius Croitoru (GK)
8	Andrei Silvian Trascu
25	Ionut Burnea
30	Daniel Marius Serbanica
4	Rafael Garutti
5	Cristian Ignat
89	Stefan Blanaru
23	Mihai Andrei Panait
21	Ion Cararus
9	Remus Gutea
17	Alexandru Stan

CS Mioveni Substitutes:

Daniel Toma, Catalin Gogor, Valentin Marin Sima, Mihai Costea, Christo Bolohan, Caprescu Andrei, Constantin Alin Serban, Ionut Serban, Davide Massaro.

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