Dinamo Tulcea - Marinio (528206395)

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Dinamo Tulcea
Romania

0
Marinio
Romania

6
Event League
Date 19 September 2015
Round Matchday 11
Season 59th global season
Venue Groapa cu câini, Tulcea
Attendance 25,175
Weather Partially cloudy

Dinamo Tulcea vs Marinio was a league match played on 19 September 2015 at Groapa cu câini in Tulcea.

Match report

The weather was pretty good, and a crowd of 25175 had shown up at Groapa cu câini for the match. Kai-Detlef Hüging was the appointed referee with assistance provided by Stefan Svensson and Agostino Mullett.

Lineups

A 3-5-2 alignment was the formation of choice for Dinamo. The following players had been selected: Paskum - Tudurean, Ilina, Bercea - Roiatti, Stummo, Lukas, Zlătariu, Trautmannsberger - Dănilă, Topârceanu.

Marinio had chosen a strategic 4-4-2 formation. Lineup: Pfaffendorf - Kora, Tătărescu, Gómez de Espinosa, Noyman - Maziarka, Glerup, Buchinier, Granados - Bany Hani, Kerscher-Ettenauer.

First half

Marinio went for a narrow approach, focusing their attacks down the middle. It was obvious that Marinio had instructions to attack in the middle when they directed a break on the wing into the center of the park. 0 - 1 was the score after 21 minutes, when Marinio's Cristian Granados cut through the central defense and pounded one in. The home fans looked somber as they watched their team give up another goal, this one coming from their right as Tobias Andreas Kerscher-Ettenauer put one through the keeper's legs. 0 - 2 after 29 minutes. Dinamo's coach was furious with Cornel-Nicolae Zlătariu after he picked up a yellow for saying one too many words to the ref. Marinio's Akram Bany Hani received a ball slotted perfectly through the home side's central defense after 34 minutes, and chipped it past the helpless keeper to increase the lead to 0 - 3. The away fans won't regret traveling for this one! 0 - 3 was the halftime score. Marinio set the tempo, maintaining 55 percent of possession.

Second half

After 56 minutes a combination in the middle resulted in a through ball for Akram Bany Hani who increased Marinio's lead to 0 - 4. The referee signaled a penalty 62 minutes into the game following a foul that was right on the line. Zeynel Kora knocked it home to make the score 0 - 5. With 75 minutes played, Ciprian Tudurean's free kick looked like a certain goal for Dinamo, but to his teammates' dismay, the keeper managed to tip it wide. After 80 minutes, Marinio's Cristian Granados burst through the central defense and let loose a cannonball of a shot, scoring for 0 - 6. Marinio's players now seemed to think the job was done and acted more defensively, just waiting for the ref to blow the final whistle. Lewis Skolnick, in his Tri-Lamb sweater, grabbed the microphone away from the Marinio coach in order to tell him that his team had 57 percent possession this half. Nerds.

The most outstanding Dinamo player was without a doubt Ciprian Tudurean. However, Finn Trautmannsberger made a disastrous appearance. Marinio's top performer was clearly Akram Bany Hani. On the other hand, Rami Noyman's play was disheartening. The match ends 0 - 6.

Match details

19 September 2015
10:00
Dinamo Tulcea Romania 0 – 6 Romania Marinio Groapa cu câini, Tulcea
Attendance: 25,175
Report Granados 21', 80'
Kerscher-Ettenauer 29'
Bany Hani 34', 56'
Kora 62' (pen.)
GK Romania Barna Paskum GK Germany Hans-Carl Pfaffendorf
DF Romania Ciprian Tudurean (c) DF Turkey Zeynel Kora
DF Romania Dragoş Ilina DF Romania Ciprian Tătărescu
DF Romania Ion-Aurel Bercea DF Spain Raúl Gómez de Espinosa (c)
MF Italy Gandolfo Roiatti DF Israel Rami Noyman
MF Uruguay Rody Stummo MF Poland Bartłomiej Maziarka
MF Malta Peter Lukas MF Denmark Victor Glerup
MF Romania Cornel-Nicolae Zlătariu 33' MF Argentina Néstor Raúl Buchinier
MF Germany Finn Trautmannsberger MF Costa Rica Cristian Granados
FW Romania Bogdan Dănilă FW Jordan Akram Bany Hani
FW Romania Vlad-Andrei Topârceanu FW Germany Tobias Andreas Kerscher-Ettenauer
Manager: Manager:
Norway Adam Bergmann Switzerland Kay Stranner