1969–70 FC Dinamo București season

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FC Dinamo București 1969–70 football season

FC Dinamo București1969–70 season

Manager| Dumitru Nicolae Nicuşor
Divizia A| 5th
Romanian Cup| Finalist

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The 1969–70 season was FC Dinamo București's 21st season in Divizia A. Dumitru Nicolae Nicuşor is brought back as manager and he starts to rejuvenate the first team, by promoting some players from the second team, such as Florin Cheran and Iosif Cavai. After a good first half in the championship, ended on the second position, Dinamo had a modest second half, and finished the competition only fifth. In the Romanian Cup, Dinamo reaches the third final in a row, but loses again the trophy.

## Results[edit]

Divizia A

Round  | Date  | Opponent  | Stadium  | Result
1  | 16 August 1969  | Jiul Petroşani | H  | 5-2
2  | 24 August 1969  | U Cluj | A  | 0-1
3  | 31 August 1969  | Dinamo Bacău | H  | 3-1
4  | 7 September 1969  | Steaua București | A  | 3-2
5  | 13 September 1969  | Steagul Roşu Braşov | A  | 1-2
6  | 20 September 1969  | Petrolul Ploieşti | H  | 1-0
7  | 28 September 1969  | Crişul Oradea | A  | 0-0
8  | 18 October 1969  | U Craiova | H  | 2-1
9  | 26 October 1969  | Farul Constanţa | A  | 2-1
10  | 2 November 1969  | UTA | H  | 6-0
11  | 3 December 1969  | FC Argeş | A  | 1-2
12  | 20 November 1969  | Rapid București | H  | 0-2
13  | 23 November 1969  | CFR Cluj | H  | 3-1
14  | 30 November 1969  | Poli Iaşi | A  | 0-3
15  | 7 December 1969  | ASA Târgu Mureş | H  | 3-1
16  | 8 March 1970  | Jiul Petroşani | A  | 0-1
17  | 15 March 1970  | U Cluj | H  | 1-2
18  | 22 March 1970  | Dinamo Bacău | A  | 3-3
19  | 29 March 1970  | Steaua București | H  | 0-1
20  | 5 April 1970  | Steagul Roşu Braşov | H  | 1-0
21  | 12 April 1970  | Petrolul Ploieşti | A  | 1-1
22  | 18 April 1970  | Crişul Oradea | H  | 2-1
23  | 28 June 1970  | U Craiova | A  | 2-1
24  | 1 July 1970  | Farul Constanţa | H  | 2-3
25  | 5 July 1970  | UTA | A  | 1-2
26  | 8 July 1970  | FC Argeş | H  | 4-1
27  | 12 July 1970  | Rapid București | A  | 2-1
28  | 15 July 1970  | CFR Cluj | A  | 1-2
29  | 19 July 1970  | Poli Iaşi | H  | 1-1
30  | 22 July 1970  | ASA Târgu Mureş | A  | 0-2
Cupa României

Round  | Date  | Opponent  | Stadium  | Result
Last 32  | 17 May 1970  | FC Politehnica Timișoara | A  | 1-0
Last 16  | 31 May 1970  | Tractorul Brașov | Câmpina  | 3-0
Quarterfinals  | 13 June 1970  | Jiul Petroşani | Sibiu  | 2-1
Semifinals  | 24 June 1970  | Steagul Roşu Braşov | Câmpina  | 3-1
Final  | 26 July 1970  | Steaua București | București  | 1-2

## Romanian Cup final[edit]

26 July 1970

Dinamo București| 1–2| Steaua București

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Dumitrache 79' |  | Voinea 7', 56'

Stadionul 23 August, Bucharest

Attendance: 30,000

Referee: Gheorghe Limona (Bucharest)

| DINAMO:

GK | Iosif Cavai
DF | Florin Cheran
DF | Lică Nunweiller |  46'
DF | Cornel Dinu
DF | Augustin Deleanu
MF | Viorel Sălceanu
MF | Radu Nunweiller
FW | Ion Pîrcălab
FW | Mircea Lucescu
FW | Florea Dumitrache
FW | Ion Haidu |  64'
Substitutes:
MF | Mircea Stoenescu |  46'
FW | Gavril Both |  64'
Manager:
Dumitru Nicolae Nicuşor
| STEAUA:

GK | Vasile Suciu
DF | Gheorghe Cristache
DF | Lajos Sătmăreanu
DF | Marius Ciugarin
DF | Iosif Vigu
MF | Dumitru Dumitriu
MF | Ioan Naom
FW | Costică Ştefănescu |  60'
FW | Florea Voinea
FW | Anghel Iordănescu
FW | Carol Creiniceanu |  65'
Substitutes:
FW | Vasile Negrea |  60'
FW | Mihai Mirăuţă |  65'
Manager:
Ştefan Kovacs

## Transfers[edit]

Before the season, Dinamo transferred Augustin Deleanu from Poli Iasi, Lică Nunweiller from Dinamo Bacău and Marin Andrei from Steaua. Florin Cheran, Iosif Cavai, Alexandru Moldovan and Vasile Dobrău are promoted from the second squad.

Some players were transferred abroad: Ilie Datcu to Fenerbahçe, Lică Nunweiller and Cornel Popa to Beşiktaş, Iosif Varga to Wuppertaler SV.

## References[edit]

* www.labtof.ro
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