Showing posts with label Steaua Bucharest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Steaua Bucharest. Show all posts

Monday, November 05, 2012

Rough Bucharest Derby For Red Dogs

At Bucharest, Romania:

Raul Rusescu scored twice (PK-63', 83') as Romanian Liga I-leading Steaua Bucharest downed visiting Dinamo Bucharest 3-1 on Sunday.

Thursday, May 17, 2012

Red Dogs Drop Bucharest Derby To Steaua (Who Still Have Shot At Champions League Qualifying)

At Bucharest, Romania:


Valentin Iliev scored twice in the second half (48', 64') as Steaua Bucharest defeated visiting Dinamo Bucharest 3-2 in Thursday Romanian Liga I action.  Steaua, currently in third place in the league standings with one game left, can still win the league title with a season-closing win at league-leading CFR Cluj on Sunday.  As for the Red Dogs, they currently sit in fifth place.  A home win on Sunday over Astra Ploiesti, combined with a Rapid Bucharest home loss to Otelul Galati, can earn Dinamo a shot at Europa League qualifying.

Monday, December 05, 2011

Red Dogs Drop Bucharest Derby At Home

At Bucharest, Romania:


Raul Rusescu scored twice (22', 59') as Steaua Bucharest bested local rivals (and league-leading) Dinamo Bucharest 3-1 on the road in Monday Romanian Liga I action.

Monday, June 09, 2008

Not Another?!

First CSKA Sofia, then FC Porto, now, as reported late last week, it could be Steaua Bucharest may next be on the chopping block as far as the 2008-09 UEFA Champions League is concerned.

Steaua were docked points in their domestic league and finished second in the table - and UEFA are considering expelling them from next season's European campaigns.

Porto have already been excluded for the 2008/09 tournament after being found guilty of trying to bribe referees during the during the 2004 campaign. The Portuguese club have appealed the decision.

UEFA president Michel Platini said: 'UEFA has to combat cheating. There has been the attempt to corrupt referees and we have very strict rules to allow us to exclude teams that have been involved in any attempts of corruption.

If this trend continues, there may be a shortage of teams taking part in Europe's biggest soccer club competition next season.