Steaua Stadium will be full at FCSB

Mihai Stoica revealed the number of tickets sold by FCSB for the match at Ghencea Stadium against LASK Linz, from the Europa League play-off.

FCSB plays the match against LASK Linz at home and has the advantage of the support of the fans, thus being the favorite to win the duel. Even if it does not have a very good form in the championship, FCSB expects to be supported in the European match by as many fans as possible.

How many tickets has the Romanian champion already sold?

Mihai Stoica, the president of the Board of Directors at FCSB, said, live at Great sportshow many tickets did FCSB manage to sell for the return match at the Steaua Stadium.

The number of tickets was revealed a day before the big match that will decide the team qualified for the main stage of the Europa League competition.

Meme Stoica said that he does not expect all the tickets to be sold, but he believes that there will be around 25,000 “red-blue” fans in the stadium.

“We’re not going to sell all of them, but I think around 25,000. Now we are somewhere around 19,500-20,000″, declared Mihai Stoica, live on Prima Sport.

FCSB wants to qualify for the Europa League groups after six years

Although the start of the season of the team sponsored by Gigi Becali is not a very good one, the Romanian champion had a completely different game in the European matches she played this year.

In the Superliga, FCSB collected only five points in six games played and is in the penultimate place in the ranking. The “Red-Albaștrii” recorded a victory with Farul Constanța (3-2), two draws with Universitatea Cluj (1-1) and Unirea Slobozia (2-2) and three defeats with Oțelul Galați (2-0). Politehnica Iasi (1-0) and FC Hermannstadt (2-0).

LASK Linz didn’t start the new championship season right either. The team from Austria has only obtained three points after the first four stages and occupies the tenth position in the Austrian standings. In the last match of the championship, LASK Linz was defeated away by Austria Vienna with the score 2-1.

In the Austrian tour match between LASK Linz and FCSB, the score was 1-1. The only goal scored by the “red-blues” side was scored by striker David Miculescu.

The return match will take place in Bucharest, at the Steaua Stadium in Ghencea, on Thursday evening, from 21:30. The match can be watched on TV on the news channel Romania TV and will be commented by Marian Olaianos (Prima TV) and Robert Şișcă (Radio Romania).