Incredible images captured by the GSP photoreporter, Cristi Preda, at the “Polo” Unirea Slobozia match
Article by Cristi Preda (photo), Maria Olteanu – published on Friday, October 03, 2025 21:12 / Updated on Friday, October 3, 20:25
The first match of the 12th stage of the Superliga, Unirea Slobozia – Dinamofinally started, although there were high chances that the match will be postponed, due to the abundant rain from Clinceni. The land is presented under almost impractical conditions, the ball has often blocked in ponds, but the images from the grass are quite spectacular.
The photojournalist GSP.ro, Cristi Preda, present at the Clinceni stadium, surprised incredible images, near the lawn, after the starting whistle.
The ball stopped very often in Balti, the players could not connect many passes, and the land, despite all efforts, is in executable conditions, the match being very fragmented.
After the first exchange of balls, from the start of the match, the fans present at the arena, seeing how the balloon does not pass by the ponds, began to bring insults to the Romanian Football Federation, dissatisfied that the match is played, although they could have been postponed for a later date, after the rain stop.
Slobozia – Dinamo is playing among Balti
ISU Ilfov announced the orange code of rain and wind until Saturday morning. Before the match, at the technical meeting and not only, discussed the possibility that the match is postponed for a later date, when the lawn will be presented in better conditions.
Although initially, about an hour before the start, the referees said that “it can never be played here!”, Eventually the game started at the time initially set.
A few fans came to the lawn and gave a helping hand, and on the last hundred meters the hosts resorted to the use of a small machine, which they hung a bank, to remove the water, a “Romanian” that helped start the match.
“I saw on YouTube,” said an employee from the stadium. From the stands, the fans of Slobozia have shown: “Well, it's 2025! We give you a bug.”
