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05.12.2020, 16:23
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Septicemia Y FC Botoșani they drew on Holy Gheorghe, score 2-2, after the Moldovans won 2-0.
The people of Covasna started the offensive. Safranko, Purece and Dimitrov missed the first chances of the match, but the Moldovans opened the scoring in the 37th minute, in the action of the first goal, through Tîrcoveanu, who was saved from the defensive mark of Leo Grozavu’s team.
After the break, Keyta brought the score to 2-0 after Bouhenna and Mitrea were unable to strip him. Mitrea himself reduced the difference two minutes later, after resuming a ball centered from the corner with his knee.
Petrila could put her name on the scoreboard. First, the CFR-loaned player Cluj shot hard into the center of Pap’s goal, and then weakly resumed with the side of the area. Dimitrov scored in the last phase of the game, after taking advantage of a big miss from Chindriș and shooting hard towards Pap’s goal.
It ended 2-2. Sepsi climbed to fourth place with 20 points and FC Botoșani moved to eleventh place.
Initial novelty:
Anyone not interested in statistics could say that Sepsi is a clear favorite over Botosani’s. Only if you are curious to see how the disputes between the two teams were, you will have a surprise!
Sepsi has never won a League 1 match with Botosani’s team. There were only three draws between the two teams, while the remaining five matches were won by FC Botoşani.
Live video | Sepsi – Botoşani is played today, starting at 14:30, on Digi Sport 1
Even more surprising is the fact that in all four games played at Sf Gheorghe, today’s guests were victorious. The last one was on February 16, 2020 and represented the access ticket to the playoffs, a unique performance so far for the team that Marius Croitoru coaches. It was the only direct duel between the two coaches.
When they worked together in Botoşani, the two did not get along very well, and Croitoru, a player at the time, decided to go to Timişoara. Where, shortly after, he would become a coach … Great!
Leo Grozavu, the “principal” of the Sf. Gheorghe, may be the key to the Sepsi-Botoşani match. He is the League 1 manager who knows Botoşani best, the team he has managed in 107 games. But it can also be said that Moldovans know their style very well.
Mahmoud Al Mawas may debut in League 1 in Sepsi – Botosani
FC Botoșani dealt a marketing coup by bringing in Syrian footballer Mahmoud Al Mawas (27 years old), footballer who could play in today’s game.
Al Mawas’ transfer caused real hysteria on the Moldovan club’s social media, with Syrian fans storming the pages and Valeriu Iftime hopes that the footballer will show his qualities also on the field.
Who is Mahmoud Al-Mawas, the player who blocked Botoșani’s Facebook?
Born in Hama in western Syria, Mahmoud Al-Mawas first played for professionals in Al-Karamah, his home country. In 2013, at age 20, he had his first experience abroad, being loaned to the Riffa SC group in Bahrain.
Then he moved to Kuwait, to Al-Arabi, where he played until 2016. He was loaned twice, once to Saudi Arabia (to Al-Faisaly) and once to Bahrain (also to Riffa SC). Between 2016 and 2017 he was legitimized in Al-Muharraq, in Bahrain, and for the last three years he played in Qatar, in Umm Salal.
In the national team, Al-Mawas has scored two goals in the five games played so far by Syria in the 2022 World Cup preliminaries, with maximum points.
