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FCSB. Mihai Pintilii, A1
With the entire squad infected with Covid-19, FCSB had to go back to Bogdan Vintilă and his collaborators from the second team to have a squad available to prepare for this match. Mihai Pintilii, usually a delegate, assumed all the responsibilities of a head coach, although Vintilă appeared on the game sheet alongside the coach.
In the warm-up, but also at the start of the game, it was the former midfielder who constantly behaved as a coach. Alex Petre took over Ducan, and the physical trainer was Andrei Zisu, both from FCSB 2.
FCSB. Adrian Petre, eternal reserve
FCSB only had 3 reserves remaining on the game sheet for tonight’s match. Not that he didn’t want more, but since he only had 14 players available, he could only benefit from 3 players on the bench. Besides Horșia and Robert Ion, the reserve was also Adrian Petre, already used to the reserve status. The under-21 international did not catch up with the team even in current conditions, and the separation from FCSB is increasingly evident. After the disastrous start of the game, at 0-2, Petre launched into battle in the 21st minute, instead of Pantea.
Fireworks before the start of the match Backa Topola – FCSB
For Backa Topola, this match was the first European Cup home game in the club’s history. The last day was played in Moldova, so he took advantage of the match with FCSB de Senta to celebrate the performance. Before the start of the match, the organization prepared fireworks to mark the special moment for the Serbian club.
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