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Romania U21 – Denmark U21 1-1. The Danes scored from a penalty awarded in vain
The “Tricolori” dominated the whole game and started with the chances of Olaru and Marius Marin. Costache then had a great chance, alone with the goalkeeper, who came out on time.
Romania asked for two penalties, in the 12th and 14th minutes, but the referee gave nothing. Until half-time, Adi Mutu’s students lost other good chances, but the biggest was that of Mă quellaan, who failed to score from 2 meters, sensationally blocked by the goalkeeper.
At the start of the second half, the referee who refused two penalties for us, granted one for the Danes, totally useless, after a contact outside the box, and Laursen was transformed.
Romania U21 – Denmark U21 1-1. “Tricolors”, qualified for the Euro for the second consecutive time
Costache then scored, but was offside and the goal was disallowed. In the 58th minute, Hausner was eliminated after a duel with Mățan.
The “Tricolors” drew in the 72nd minute, after a phase in which Olaru hit the crossbar, the ball reached Moruâan, who passed it to Costache, and scored.
The ending was extremely strange. From 83 ‘until the end, the Danes hardly touched the ball at all, and the “tricolors” were content to pass continuously.
- Hungary
- Slovenia
- Russia
- Switzerland
- Holland
- Denmark
- Spain
- Anglia
- France
- Italy
- Portugal
- Czech Republic
- Germany
- Croatia
- Romania
- Iceland “has a canceled game with Armenia, which will most likely win at the green table”
LIVE TEXT Romania U21 – Denmark U21 1-1:
UPDATE: Romania qualifies for Euro U21.
UPDATE: From the 83rd minute until the end, the Danes hardly touched the ball. The “tricolors” passed continuously.
Min. 72: Romania scores! Olaru shoots from outside the box, the ball reaches Moruțan, who passes in front of the goal, from where Costache equalizes.
Min. 70: Opportunity Romania. Marin kicks from the edge of the area, but the Danish goalkeeper catches him.
Min. 58: Elimination of Hausner, after a duel with Mățan.
Min. 55: Goal canceled Romania. Olaru passes to Costache, who scores, but his success is canceled out for offside.
Min. 51: Opportunity Romania. Mățan hits the box, Ianis Hagi gets his head back, but directly into the goalkeeper’s arms.
Min. 50: Goal Denmark! Laursen converts the shot from 11 meters.
Min. 49: Penalty of Denmark. Pașcanu commits a foul on Daramy, but the ball seems to take off from outside the box.
46 min: The second half begins.
Min. 45: In the interval, Romania 0-0 Denmark.
UPDATE: Romania is currently qualified for the Euro, given the other results. Belgium lost to Bosnia, 2-3, and Romania is one point ahead of the Belgians. Scotland lost 0-1 to Greece, so they don’t stand a chance.
Min. 24: Huge opportunity Romania. Moruțan throws Costache perfectly, who passes in front of Mățan’s goal, but the small midfielder fails to score from 2 meters, after a superior save by the goalkeeper.
Min. 22: Opportunity Romania. After a corner, the “tricolors” lose two chances in the same phase.
Min. 21: Opportunity Romania. After a corner kick from Hagi, Ciobotariu heads but is off target.
Min. 14: Mățan returns to the box, this time in a duel with Sery Larsen, and asks for a penalty, but not even this time the referee concedes anything.
Min. 12: Mățan sent in block, the phase continued and the Romanian midfielder Jensen superbly dribbled, fell into the area and called for a penalty, but the referee did not concede anything.
Min. 11: Olaru passes the filter to Costache, who runs away alone, but the Danish goalkeeper comes out on time.
Min. 8: Opportunity Romania. Hagi crosses from a free kick, and Marius Marin resumes with his head, on his back, but directly in the arms of the goalkeeper
Min update 3: Opportunity Romania. Hagi passes to Olaru in the center of the area, but the midfielder is pestered by a Danish defender and the ball reaches the goalkeeper’s arms.
Min update 1: The game begins.
Update, 19:05: The starting teams have been announced.
- Romania U21: Vlad – Boboc, Pașcanu, Ciobotariu – Haruț, Moruțan, Marin, Olaru, Mățan – Costache, Hagi
Reserves: Aioani, Opruț, Itu, Simion, Cârnaț, Casap, Cîmpanu, Petrila, Vlădoiu - Denmark U21: Christensen – Sery, Nelsson, Bech, Klitten – Laursen, Andersen, Nartey – Isaksen, Jensen, Lindstrom
Reserve: Hermansen, Daramy, Holse, Madsen, Dyhr, Frederiksen, Nielsen, Torp, Hausner
Update, 16:50: The Danish coach explained why his team needs a positive result tonight, despite already qualifying for EURO 2021.
Update 13:50: “Tricolors” U21 they chose their numbers before the decisive match against Ploiești’s Denmark! Ianis Hagi is number 10, with whom he also competed at last year’s European Championships.
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Update 12:30: big favorites Young internationals from Romania are seen as bookmakers. A win for Romania has an odd of 1.70, while for a win by the Danes an odds of over 4 are offered.
Update: 09:50: Mirel Rădoi and the first team players sent a video message of encouragement for “little tricolors”
Romania U21-Denmark U21 will be played at the “Ilie Oana” stadium, in Ploiesti, a protected arena, moving the Petrolul-Aerostar Bacau match, score 1-4, to Mogosoaia on Monday evening.
“It is a qualifying match, I would also compare it with a Denmark – Romania, in 2003. I played it in Copenhagen then, unfortunately, it ended 2-2, I scored the last goal in the last seconds and I lost the qualification. I hope that tomorrow (not tonight) we will qualify for the European Championship.
I focused a lot on our team’s play. We know the opponents, they are strong. We have to play almost perfectly. I have not prepared any speeches, I never do, there are words that come to my mind right now“Adrian Mutu said at the press conference.
At the same time, the current youth coach acknowledged that the match against Denmark represents the moment with the greatest stakes in his coaching career: “I used to play the play-offs, at Voluntari, but now, being at national level, it’s the game with the highest stakes in my career as a coach.“.
Adrian Mutu, valuable advice for Ianis Hagi before the Romania U21-Denmark U21 match
“Ianis Hagi is a super professional footballer, he came with the right attitude, he trained well. He doesn’t have to give so much importance to the pressure he has on him, he has to stay calm, believe in his game, because he can be decisive.“Said Adrian Mutu, at the press conference before the match with Denmark.
To be sure of their presence at Euro U21 next year, Romania must defeat Denmark, a team already qualified, from the first place in the group.
EURO 2021 will be played in two periods: 24-31 March, respectively 31 May-6 June
The final phase of the tournament in spring 2021 will see the participation of the host countries, Hungary and Slovenia, the nine winners of the preliminary rounds and the first five second places.
The final tournament system will be totally atypical. Group matches will be played between 24 March and 31 March, after which the teams will return home. Then, between 31 May and 6 June, the qualified teams will play the eliminatory matches.
Likely Romania U21 team: A. Vlad – Haruț, Pașcanu, R. Grigore, Boboc – Moruțan, Marin, Olaru – Mățan, Costache, I. Hagi. Coach Adrian Mutu
Romania U21 must beat Denmark U21 to make sure they rank in the top 5 second places
Romania occupies the second place of the 8th group and cannot lose this position, just as the team from the first place, Denmark, can no longer finish.
Ranking of the second places for qualifying for EURO 2021 U21
Adrian Mutu’s team for Romania U21-Denmark U21
Goalkeepers: Andrei Vlad (FCSB), Marian Aioani (Chindia Târgoviște), George Micle (FC Argeș);
Defenders: Denis Haruț (FC Botoșani), Ștefan Vlădoiu (University of Craiova), Alexandru Pașcanu (SD Ponferradina / Spain), Denis Ciobotariu (CFR Cluj), Radu Boboc (FC Viitorul), Raul Opruț (Hermannstadt), Ricardo Grigore (Dinamo);
midfielders: Marius Marin (AC Pisa / Italy), Gabriel Simion (FCSB), Cătălin Itu (CFR Cluj), Darius Olaru (FCSB), Ianis Hagi (Rangers / Scotland), Alexandru Mățan (FC Viitorul), Claudiu Petrila (Sepsi OSK), Olimpiu Moruțan (FCSB);
Forwards: Nicolae Carnat (CFR Cluj), George Cîmpanu (University of Craiova), Valentin Costache (CFR Cluj).
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