Dinamo Bucuresti vs Csíkszereda, 2023-24 Romanian First Division Promotion/Relegation Playoffs

· 1st Leg

46': Dennis Politic
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1st Leg

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Dinamo Bucuresti are hosting Csíkszereda 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: 31,123

Line-Ups

Dinamo Bucuresti

No.	Name
1	Adnan Golubovic (GK)
31	Costin Amzar
28	Josué Homawoo
2	Gabriel Moura
27	Ricardo Grigore
18	Domagoj Pavicic
77	Georgi Milanov
8	Eddy Gnahoré
17	Dennis Politic
19	Hakim Abdallah
22	Ahmed Bani

Dinamo Bucuresti Substitutes:

Cristian Costin, Gonçalo Gregório, Dani Iglesias, Nelut Rosu, Petru Neagu, Dragos Irimia, Christian Ilic, Antonio Bordusanu, Dorian Railean.

Csíkszereda

No.	Name
33	Szilard Gyenge (GK)
23	Janos Nagy
3	Claudiu Apro
13	Attila Csuros
5	Dávid Kelemen
9	Benjamin Babati
8	Szilard Veres
53	Botond Szondi
10	Soufiane Jebari Jebari
77	Péter Gál-Andrezly
32	Richard Jelena

Csíkszereda Substitutes:

Andrei Gheralia, Bence Pintér, Gabor Makrai, Ervin-Raul Bakos, Botond Gergely, Erwin Bloj, Szilárd Balogh, Márk Karácsony, Daniel Vita.

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