Live. Romania U21, friendly with Serbia on the “Francisc Neuman” stadium in Arad

Ashley Davis10/10/2025

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Article by Sebastian Vasile – published on Friday, October 10, 2025, 18:06 / Updated on Friday, October 2025 6:07 pm

The national youth national team disputes a friendly with Serbia U21 this evening, from 7:00 pm, on the “Francisc Neuman” stadium in Arad. The match is LiveText on GSP.ro, televised by Pro Arena and Voyo.

Romania U21 is in group A A Preliminarii for Euro 2027, along with Finland, Spain, Kosovo, Cyprus and San Marino. The “tricolors” have 4 points, two under Finland and Spain. On October 14, the youth national team will face Cyprus U21, in the Euro 2027 preliminaries, on the CFR Cluj stadium.

The last match between Romania and Serbia took place in November 2014, at Stara Pazova. Romania won by 1-0, through the goal scored by Cătălin Țîră.

Romania U21 – Serbia U21, live from 7:00 pm

Romania U21 – Serbia U21, starting teams

Romania U21: Lefter – M. Țuțu, Pașcalău, M. Duțu, A. David – Boțogan, L. Szimionaș – El Sawy, A. Trică, Vermeșan, R. Pop
Reserves: Vl. RAFAILA, AD. FRĂNCULESCU, S. Duțu, Tudose, Musi, Vulturar, Radaslavescu, Burnete, Strata, Cr. Mihai, Biliboc
Selector: Costin Curelea

Serbia U21: Lijeskic – Mimovic, B. Kovacevic, S. Lekovic, Bukinac – V. Dzoic, M. Mitrovic – L. Jovanovic, V. Vlahovic, Ivanovic, Trifunovic
Reserves: Dzoic, Kalicanin, Matic, Avdic, Simic, M. Stjepanovic, M. Lukovic, M. Aleksic, Kuljanin, Lazetic, Sljivic, N. Milicic, J. Milosevic
Selector: Zoran Mirkovic

Stadium: “Francisc Neuman” (Arad)

The two teams also met in 2009, at Novi Sad, finished 1-1, with the goal of Romania scored by Gângioveanu. A year later, in Turnu-Severin, Romania imposed with 3-1, markers being Gângioveanu, Liviu Ganea and Ioan Hora.

VIDEO. The coach Costin Curelea, before Romania U21 – Serbia U21: “Serbs are over us individually!”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obcho7bzkg

The Romanian U21 lot for the October matches

Portarii: Ștefan Lefter (Cluj University), Vlad Rafailă (Real Betis | Spain), Adrian Frănculescu (Steaua București);
Defenders: Tony Strata (Vitória Guimarães
Midfielders: Eduard Radaslavescu (Constanța Lighthouse), Rareș Pop (Rapid), Alexandru Musi (Dinamo), Lorenzo Biliboc (CFR Cluj), Cristian Mihai (Dinamo), Cătălin Vulturar (Rapid), Alin Boțogan, Luca Szimionaș (Hellas Verona
Attackers: Rareș Burnete (Juve Stabia | Italy), Atanas Trică (Cluj University), Ioan Vermeșan (Hellas Verona | Italy).

The FCSB champion has no footballer in the national youth team.