Pro TV, a surprising decision for Romania

• National team program in November:
  November 15: Romania – Norway (League of Nations) – 9.45pm, “National Arena” Bucharest, Pro TV
  November 18: Northern Ireland – Romania (League of Nations) – 9.45pm, Windsor Park Belfast, Pro TV

The Pro Trust holds the television rights for the parties of the Romanian national team. The duel with Belarus will be a preview. It will not broadcast on the main station, Pro TV, but on Pro X. The decision could be explained by overlapping the main news, that of 19:00, but the argument is not strong enough. For example, the 0-4 defeat in Norway was played at the same time and the evening news was postponed.

Romania – Belarus, on Pro X

From 2017 to today, Romania has played 7 friendlies. All were broadcast on Pro TV:

• Romania 3-2 Chile
• Romania 2-0 Turkey
• Romania 0-3 Netherlands
• Israel 1-2 Romania
• Romania 1-0 Sweden
• Romania 3-2 Chile
• Romania 2-0 Finland

The Romanians are watching the national team

The matches of the Romanian national team continue to attract spectators. The failure with Austria, score 0-1, was monitored 1.8 million people, even if the “tricolors” came after two painful defeats. Pro TV was the leader of the audience, overtaking Antena 1 and Kanal D.

The failure with Norway, score 0-4, was witnessed by even more Romanians. The average in the broadcast interval, 21:45 – 23:40, was 2.8 million viewers nationwide, three times that of Antena 1. In the golden minute, 3.2 million people followed the football lesson taught by Haaland, second Multimedia page.

13.6 evaluationhad the match Iceland – Romania 2-1; 33.2 sharing

What the Romanian national team looks like:

Goalkeepers: Ciprian Tătărușanu (AC Milan / Italy, 72/0), David Lazar (Astra Giurgiu, 0/0), Cristian Bălgrădean (CFR Cluj, 1/0);

Defenders: Cristian Ganea (Aris Thessaloniki, 5/0) Valentin Cretu (FCSB, 0/0), Vasile Mogoș (Chievo Verona / Italy, 1/0), Iulian Cristea (FCSB, 1/0), Bogdan Țîru (Jagiellonia / Poland , 2/0), Ionuț Nedelcearu (AEK Athens / Greece, 11/0), Alin Toșca (Gaziantep FK / Turkey, 21/0), Cristian Manea (CFR Cluj, 10/1), Mario Camora (CFR Cluj, 1 / 0), Bogdan Mitrea (Sepsi OSK Sf. Gheorghe 0/0);

midfielders: Răzvan Marin (Cagliari / Italy, 23/1), Alexandru Maxim (Gaziantep FK / Turkey, 42/6), Alexandru Băluță (Akademia Puskas / Hungary, 5/1), Erik Bicfalvi (FC Ural / Russia, 4/0 ), Dan Nistor (University of Craiova, 4/0), Alexandru Albu (UTA Arad, 0/0), Dennis Man (FCSB, 4/1), Florin Tănase (FCSB, 3/0);

Forwards: George Pușcaș (Reading / England, 19/7), Denis Alibec (Kayserispor / Turkey, 15/2)

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