Complicated match for FCSB, in the dispute with Sepsi OSK. How the match at Sf. Gheorghe ended

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The Bucharest FCSB team defeated Sepsi OSK on Sunday evening, away, score 1-0, in the 11th stage of the Super League.

With only three players left among the starters compared to the match in the European cups, the Bucharesters scored in the 6th minute at Sf. Gheorghe, but Octavian Popescu’s goal was disallowed for offside. Ten minutes later, the visitors scored through Florin Tănase, a header from Alexandru Băluţă’s cross. The hosts had a good opportunity in the 23rd minute, when Târnovanu rejected Haruţ’s shot, and FCSB entered the booths with a minimal advantage. Brought into the team after the break, Bîrligea missed for Bucharest in the 48th minute, when he shot over the goal, and had a goal disallowed in the 67th minute, due to Dawa’s offside position.

FCSB prevailed 1-0 and, with 13 points, climbed to 9th place in the Superliga hierarchy. Sepsi is in 13th place, with 11 points.

SEPSI: Niczuly – Haruţ, D. Ciobotariu, Ninaj – Oroian, Mino Sota (Drăghiceanu 90), Alimi (Siger 63), Fl. Ştefan (A. Dumitrescu 63) – C. Matei, M. Coman, Kallaku (Oberlin 64) . COACH: Valentin Suciu

FCSB: Târnovanu – V. Creţu, Dawa, Chiricheş (Edjouma 73), Panţîru – Şut, Alhassan (Lixandru 46) – Al. Băluţă (Miculescu 69), Fl. Tănase, Oct. Popescu (Al. Muşi 46) – Daniel Popa (Bîrligea 46). COACH: Elias Charalambous

Yellow cards: Siger 90+2 / Dawa 51, Bîrligea 54

Referees: Andrei Moroiţă – Sebastian Gheorghe, Marius Badea – Iulian Călin

VAR referees: Cătălin Popa – Adrian Viorel Cojocaru

Observer: Irina Mîrţ (Bucharest)