Stadionul 23 August/Stadionul National


The list below contains all official international matches played at the national stadium, in Bucharest, which was inaugurated on July 31, 1953, at the occasion of of the World Youth Festival in Romania.

It was the largest sports arena in Romania. Until 1989 it was called "23 August" (the national anniversary during the communist era), but then was renamed "National". (The stadium was occasionally, but erroneously, referred to as "Lia Manoliu"; the sports complex of which the stadium is a part was indeed renamed thus in honour of the Romanian discus thrower who competed at six different Summer Olympics (the first track and field athlete to ever do so) and won gold at the Games in 1968, but the stadium itself never was renamed after her.)

The European championship qualifier against Albania on November 21, 2007, was the last match played there, as the stadium is demolished so that a more modern and even larger stadium can be built at the same spot.


Romanian national team

  date      opponents    score competition

25.10.1953: Czechoslovakia 0-1 prel.World Cup
29.05.1955: Poland         2-2 friendly
18.09.1955: East Germany   2-3 friendly
28.09.1955: Belgium        1-0 friendly
09.10.1955: Bulgaria       1-1 friendly

17.06.1956: Sweden         0-2 friendly
28.06.1956: Norway         2-0 friendly
29.09.1957: Yugoslavia     1-1 prel.World Cup
03.11.1957: Greece         3-0 prel.World Cup
26.10.1958: Hungary        1-2 friendly

03.11.1958: Turkey         3-0 prel.Euro
22.05.1960: Czechoslovakia 0-2 prel.Euro
08.10.1961: Turkey         4-0 friendly
30.09.1962: Morocco        4-0 friendly
25.11.1962: Spain          3-1 prel.Euro

12.05.1963: East Germany   3-2 friendly
02.05.1965: Turkey         3-0 prel.World Cup
30.05.1965: Czechoslovakia 1-0 prel.World Cup
21.11.1965: Portugal       2-0 prel.World Cup
19.06.1966: Uruguay        1-0 friendly

23.04.1967: Cyprus         7-0 prel.Euro
24.06.1967: Italy          0-1 prel.Euro
22.11.1967: West-Germany   1-0 friendly
06.11.1968: England        0-0 friendly
23.11.1968: Switzerland    2-0 prel.World Cup

12.10.1969: Portugal       1-0 prel.World Cup
06.11.1969: Greece         1-1 prel.World Cup
06.05.1970: Yugoslavia     0-0 friendly
11.10.1970: Finland        3-0 prel.Euro
14.11.1971: Czechoslovakia 2-1 prel.Euro

24.11.1971: Wales          2-0 prel.Euro
08.04.1972: France         2-0 friendly
23.04.1972: Peru           2-2 friendly
14.05.1972: Hungary        2-2 quarterfinal Euro
17.06.1972: Italy          3-3 friendly

29.10.1972: Albania        2-0 prel.World Cup
27.05.1973: East Germany   1-0 prel.World Cup
14.10.1973: Finland        9-0 prel.World Cup
29.05.1974: Greece         3-1 Balkan Cup
11.05.1975: Denmark        6-1 prel.Euro

01.06.1975: Scotland       1-1 prel.Euro
12.10.1975: Turkey         2-2 friendly
16.11.1975: Spain          2-2 prel.Euro
29.11.1975: Soviet Union   2-2 friendly
22.09.1976: Czechoslovakia 1-1 friendly

29.11.1976: Bulgaria       3-2 Balkan Cup
05.05.1978: Bulgaria       2-0 Balkan Cup
14.05.1978: Soviet Union   0-1 friendly
27.04.1980: East Germany   2-2 friendly
27.08.1980: Yugoslavia     4-1 Balkan Cup

15.10.1980: England        2-1 prel.World Cup
25.03.1981: Poland         2-0 friendly
03.06.1981: Norway         1-0 prel.World Cup
09.09.1981: Bulgaria       1-2 friendly
22.09.1981: Hungary        0-0 prel.World Cup

10.10.1981: Switzerland    1-2 prel.World Cup
18.08.1982: Japan          3-1 friendly
01.09.1982: Denmark        1-0 friendly
08.09.1982: Sweden         2-0 prel.Euro
16.04.1983: Italy          1-0 prel.Euro

15.05.1983: Czechoslovakia 0-1 prel.Euro
01.05.1985: England        0-0 prel.World Cup
16.10.1985: N. Ireland     0-1 prel.World Cup
04.06.1986: Norway         3-1 friendly
21.05.1990: Egypt          1-0 friendly

05.12.1990: San Marino     6-0 prel.Euro
26.08.1992: Mexico         2-0 friendly
03.03.1999: Estonia        2-0 friendly
10.03.1999: Israel         0-2 friendly
27.03.1999: Slovakia       0-0 prel.Euro

29.03.2003: Denmark        2-5 prel.Euro
07.02.2007: Moldova        2-0 friendly
22.08.2007: Turkey         2-0 friendly
21.11.2007: Albania        6-1 prel.Euro

74 matches (18 prel.World Cup; 19 prel.Euro; 4 Balkan Cup; 33 friendlies): 
43 victories, 18 draws, 13 defeats, goal record 145-60.
 
Romanian Olympic team

  date      opponents    score competition

02.08.1959: Soviet Union   0-0 prel.OG
08.11.1959: Bulgaria       1-0 prel.OG
27.10.1963: Yugoslavia     2-1 friendly
03.11.1963: Denmark        2-3 prel.OG
26.04.1964: Czechoslovakia 4-1 friendly

03.05.1964: Bulgaria       2-1 prel.OG
06.12.1967: East Germany   0-1 prel.OG
21.05.1972: Denmark        2-3 prel.OG
04.06.1975: Denmark        4-0 prel.OG
24.03.1976: France         1-0 prel.OG

14.04.1976: Netherlands    5-1 prel.OG
13.04.1988: Greece         0-1 prel.OG. 

12 matches (10 prel.OG; 2 friendlies): 
7 victories, 1 draw, 4 defeats, goal record 23-12.
 
Romanian club teams

  date      club        opponents          score competition

26.08.1956: Dinamo    – Galatasaray          3-1 (C1)
08.12.1957: CCA       – Borussia Dortmund    3-1 (C1)
21.09.1961: CCA       – Austria Wien         0-0 (C1)
30.11.1961: Progresul – Leixoes              0-1 (C2)
09.09.1962: Dinamo    – Galatasaray          1-1 (C1)

13.09.1962: Steaua    – Botev Plovdiv        3-2 (C2)
13.11.1963: Dinamo    – Real Madrid          1-3 (C1)
09.09.1964: Steaua    – Derry City           3-0 (C2)
19.09.1964: Dinamo    – Sliema Wanderers     5-0 (C1)
03.12.1964: Dinamo    – Internazionale       0-1 (C1)

09.12.1964: Steaua    – Dinamo Zagreb        1-3 (C2)
01.12.1965: Dinamo    – Internazionale       2-1 (C1)
12.10.1966: Steaua    – RC Strasbourg        1-1 (C2)
18.10.1967: Rapid     – Trakia Plovdiv       3-0 (C1)
18.09.1968: Steaua    – Spartak Trnava       3-1 (C1)

13.11.1968: Dinamo    – West Bromwich Albion 1-1 (C2)
01.10.1969: Steaua    – Rangers              0-0 (C2)
01.10.1969: Rapid     – Vitoria Setubal      1-4 (C3)
16.09.1970: Dinamo    – PAOK                 5-0 (C3)
30.09.1970: Steaua    – Karpati Lvov         3-3 (C2)

04.11.1970: Steaua    – PSV Eindhoven        0-3 (C2)
04.11.1970: Dinamo    – Liverpool            1-1 (C3)
15.09.1971: Dinamo    – Spartak Trnava       0-0 (C1)
30.09.1971: Rapid     – Napoli               2-0 (C3)
19.10.1971: Rapid     – Legia                4-0 (C3)

20.10.1971: Dinamo    – Feyenoord            0-3 (C1)
03.11.1971: Steaua    – FC Barcelona         2-1 (C2)
08.03.1972: Steaua    – Bayern Munchen       1-1 (C2)
01.10.1975: Dinamo    – Real Madrid          1-0 (C1)
15.09.1977: Dinamo    – Atletico Madrid      2-1 (C1)

25.08.1982: Dinamo    – Valerengen           3-1 (C1)
15.09.1982: Dinamo    – Dukla Praga          2-0 (C1)
20.10.1982: Dinamo    – Aston Villa          0-2 (C1)
19.10.1983: Dinamo    – Hamburger SV         3-0 (C1)
25.04.1984: Dinamo    – Liverpool            1-2 (C1)

20.09.1984: Sp. Stud. – Internazionale       1-0 (C3)
07.11.1984: Dinamo    – Bordeaux             1-1 (C1)
18.04.1990: Dinamo    – Anderlecht           0-1 (C2)
21.10.1992: Dinamo    – Marseille            0-0 (C1)
29.09.1993: Rapid     – Internazionale       0-2 (C3)

16.09.1993: Dinamo    – Cagliari             3-2 (C3)
19.10.1994: Rapid     – Eintracht Frankfurt  2-1 (C3)
26.07.2000: Dinamo    – Polonia Warszawa     3-4 (C1)
30.07.2003: Rapid     – Anderlecht           0-0 (C1)
14.08.2003: Dinamo    – Metalurgs Liepaja    5-2 (C3)

11.08.2004: Dinamo    – Manchester United    1-2 (C1)
30.09.2004: Dinamo    – Partizan Beograd     0-0 (C3)
23.02.2006: Steaua    – SC Heerenveen        0-1 (C3)
09.03.2006: Steaua    – Betis Sevilla        0-0 (C3)
06.04.2006: Steaua    – Rapid                0-0 (C3)

20.04.2006: Steaua    – Middlesbrough        1-0 (C3)
02.08.2006: Steaua    – ND Gorica            3-0 (C1)
23.08.2006: Steaua    – Standard Liege       2-1 (C1)
28.08.2007: Dinamo    – Lazio                1-3 (C1)
20.09.2007: Dinamo    – Elfsborg             1-2 (C3)
 
55 matches (27 C1, 12 C2, 16 C3): 
25 victories, 15 draws, 15 defeats, goal record 85-61.

Dinamo   28 matches
Steaua   18 (includes CCA)
Rapid     8
Progresul 1
Sp. Stud. 1
 
NB: Steaua and Rapid once played each other in the stadium for the UEFA Cup.



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