6 things that have not been seen on TV in Lighthouse

With a goal and an elimination passed by the guests in the first 10 minutes, the match between the Constanta and U Cluj has been transformed into a tense clash. The contested decisions of the Florin Andrei central, many nerves in the stands and on the ground, time and agitation on the two technical banks. He did not register until the end, and the last whistle brought a war of scandals between the two galleries. GSP.ro reveals 6 things that have not been seen on TV in the confrontation that closed the 6th stage.

1. For the first time in the present season, the Lighthouse played on its own ground in the spotlight, and the perfect weather made the stands full. Even though the club officials announced that the match was played with “the closed house, some of the supporters managed to enter the stadium after the start whistle. The lack of public transport made the Ovidiu bypassing variant, the fans had to come with their personal cars.

Even the organization was not the best, the law enforcement forces to stop the access to the parking next to the Academy's sports base, which is why people chose to leave their cars on the edge of the road or in the field.

2. The entire technical staff from U Cluj reacted vehemently when the referee Florin Andrei showed him the red card of Iulian Cristea, for the ultimate fault of the last defender on Alexandru Ișfan, in the 10th minute. As long as the phase was analyzed in the lime room, Ioan Ovidiu Sabău and his second, Presting to Lucian Rusandu.

After the decision of the central was confirmed, the guest technician called on the edge of the land for directions on Dino Mikanovic, and the Croatian sent to his colleagues the tactical moves, Andrei Ardean taking the role of central defender.

3. Even though he has many young players in the lot, promoted from his own academy, the Lighthouse has titled a single player under 21, thus respecting the rule imposed by the Federation. Given that the right defender David Maftei could not be used due to an injury, Ianis Zicu relied on Eduard Radaslavescu. The midfielder remained on the ground until the end, and in the last minutes the coach from Constanţa was thrown into the fight and the kid Cristian Sima, in the age of 18.

4. The captain of Cluj, Alexandru Chipciu, was the most whistle player on the field. Used as a left -handed defender, the 36 -year -old veteran had a series of offenses in the stands, the climax coming at the beginning of the second half. After a verbal duel with the rifle from Farul, Răzvan Tănasă, the former international gave up executing a throw from the edge and threatening to the opponent.

The intervention of Florin Andrei was needed to calm the spirits, but Chipciu did not escape the “portion” of heavy words from the stand. However, the footballer managed to keep his calm, and even had a dialogue with a fan near the cough, signing them to temper.

5. The Far Gallery had an ironic message for the more than 100 fans from Cluj who attended the lawn match. Thus, in the second half showed a banner with the message: “He stole, but he took us away.” The words represented an ironic reference to the mayor of Cluj, Emil Boc, who went to Armenia, for the Conference League match, where a large group of Cluj supporters was present, suggesting that the travel was provided by the local authorities. However, the mayor had problems with the law, and the Cluj gallery announced that he had moved on his own.

6. Remaining in numerical inferiority since the start of the match, U Cluj was close to losing a player in the 88th minute, just before a dangerous fixed phase of the hosts. Castance, Jovo Lukic remained on the lawn in the half of the hosts, and the central asked for the intervention of the guests.

The whole technical staff of Cluj caught fire and jumped to the reserve referee, managing to delay the entry of the medical team. In the seconds won, they brought at the edge of the land on Atanase Trică, the striker replacing Lukic, who came out on his own feet, even though they had appeared and the people.