GSP scores at Dinamo – Craiova 0-1 » Who was the man of the match and who got the scores of 3 and 4: “Zero on all lines”

Dinamo ticked off its fifth consecutive defeat, after 0-1 with Universitatea Craiova. He had moments in which he controlled the game, but the lack of goal scorers forces the Bucharesters to rotate offensively unnecessarily.

Even though they benefited from a full half with one extra man, after Bancu's dismissal, Kopic's men could not even get a draw.

Instead, Craiova focused on preserving the minimum advantage obtained through Etim's success and brought the first three points from the play-off to Bănie.

GSP grades for Kopic's players, after Dinamo – Craiova 0-1

• Devis Epassy – grade 5. A single intervention, an almost unstoppable goal and a blunder at the end, unfruitful by Teles.

• Maxime Sivis – grade 6. Without mistakes in defense, he also went up in attack, “produced” Bancu's elimination

• Kevin Boateng – grade 5. Defeated decisively for the only goal of the match.

• Nikita Stoinov – grade 5. “Package” mistake with Boateng after Etim's success

• Raul Opruț – grade 5. Craiova found on his side the most chances to infiltrate.

• Eddy Gnahore – grade 5. A yellow card for protesting and a timid presence in the center of the pitch.

• Andrei Mărginean – grade 6. 28 of 35 accurate passes, 9 of 15 in the opponent's half, created one of the important opportunities of the “dogs”

• Cătălin Cîrjan – grade 7. Dynamo's best man. He tried to speculate especially on long balls, he found solutions to put his colleagues in finishing situations in both halves.

• Alexandru Musi – grade 5. Completely deleted. His substitution at the start of the second half was a logical one.

• Alberto Soro – grade 4. Zero on all lines.

• Danny Armstrong – grade 6. He missed Dinamo's first chance at the beginning of the match. Otherwise, hard hitting, but no notable achievements.

• Zeljko Kopic, coach – grade 6. He tried all possible solutions to unlock the offensive game, but the lack of goal men became a millstone around the neck of the red-whites

  Along the way they entered:

• Jordan Ikoko ('55) – grade 6. Sure on him. He did his job while he was on the turf.

• Adrian Mazilu ('56) – grade 4. Nonexistent.

• Alexandru Pop ('56) – grade 5. A colossal miss, and a step too late to the ball on a finish by Tarbă

• Ianis Tarbă ('75) – grade 5. A wasted opportunity.

• Adrian Caragea ('81) – Played too little to be rated.

Olten's scores on the National Arena

• Pavlo Isenko – 7: Saved two tough situations early in the game. Changed at halftime for medical reasons.

• Oleksandr Romanchuk – 6: Safe on the defensive. An out-of-bounds tackle on Armstrong could have resulted in a penalty.

• Adrian Rus – 7: Very safe in duels. Calm and balanced.

• Vladimir Screciu – 7: The number one man in Craiova's defense

• Carlos Mora – 6: Fairly wiped out on the right flank, he contributed well in the second half to closing down the lanes.

• Anzor Mekvabishvili – 6: Craiova's usual point of balance in the center of the pitch.

• David Matthew – 5: Few successes.

• Tudor Baluta – 5: Quite unreliable in many moments, changed immediately after the break with Cicâldău, also having a yellow card in the active

• Nicușor Bancu – 3: Produced a ridiculous foul in the center of the field, being sent off just before the break.

• Stefan Baiaram – 6: He provided the assist for Etim's goal. Otherwise, a fragile presence.

• Monday Time – 8: The man who brought Craiova's first play-off victory with a cold-blooded goal.

They have also played:

• Laurentiu Popescu ('46) – 6. He saved Tarbă's chance very well in the end.

• Florin Ștefan ('46) – 6. Entered at half-time after the elimination of Bancu, in a discreet note in the defense of Craiova. Useful and that's it.

• Alexandru Cicâldău ('62) – 5. No special achievements.

• Samuel Teles ('69) – 5: One step away from scoring the 2-0 goal, as if he got scared in front of the opposing goal, at Epassy's mistake.

• Coach: Filipe Coelho – 7: He put the team back afloat and knew how to place the team judiciously in the second half to preserve the minimal, decisive advantage in inferiority.

• Horațiu Feșnic – grade 7: an OK performance, with enough moments on the limit, but managed with balance. He intervened correctly on all cards, especially Bancu's elimination

• Valentin Avram and Alexandru Cerei – grade 7. No problems.