1993–94 FC Dinamo București season

The 1993–94 season was FC Dinamo București's 45th season in Divizia A. Dinamo started the season with a terrible loss against greatest rivals Steaua, on home soil and continued with poor results, ending the season with 11 losses.

FC Dinamo București
1993–94 season
Head coachFlorin Halagian
Divizia A3rd
Romanian CupQF
UEFA CupFirst round
Top goalscorerMarian Savu (12 goals)

The match against Progresul, in September, ended 1-1, but Dinamo was punished with a forfeit with a 3–0 loss due to threatening or abuse from the players or coaches against the referees.

In Europe, Dinamo was eliminated in the first round of the UEFA Cup.

The season ended in April to allow the national team to prepare the 1994 FIFA World Cup. After the season, the teams from Divizia A, without the national players, entered the newly-formed League Cup. Dinamo reached the regional final, but lost against Rapid who eventually beat UTA in the competition final.

Results
Divizia A
Round Date Opponent Stadium Result Goals for Dinamo
1 15 August 1993 Steaua București H 0–3
2 22 August 1993 FC Brașov A 0–0
3 28 August 1993 Gloria Bistrița H 2–0 Moldovan 7, Puşcaş 50
4 1 September 1993 Oțelul Galați A 0–2
5 19 September 1993 Progresul București A 0–3
6 25 September 1993 Rapid București H 3–1 Demollari 18, Mihali 55, Savu 59
7 3 October 1993 Universitatea Craiova A 2–3 Kadar 18, Moldovan 85
8 6 October 1993 Politehnica Timișoara H 4–1 Demollari 21, 43, Puşcaş 74, Moldovan 77
9 16 October 1993 Universitatea Cluj A 1–1 Militaru 69
10 23 October 1993 Ceahlăul Piatra Neamț H 4–0 Grozavu 21, Mihali 29, Militaru 33, Savu 90
11 30 October 1993 UTA A 0–1
12 6 November 1993 Inter Sibiu H 4–1 Militaru 23, 70, C. Pană 65 p, Tănase 81
13 9 November 1993 Sportul Studențesc A 4–0 Savu 23, Moldovan 26, C. Pană 70 p, Năstase 89
14 21 November 1993 Dacia Unirea Brăila H 2–0 Brătianu 9 og, Savu 34
15 24 November 1993 Petrolul Ploieşti H 3–1 Puşcaş 42, Kadar 55, Militaru 60
16 27 November 1993 Farul Constanța H 2–1 Kadar 45, Savu 60
17 1 December 1993 Electroputere Craiova A 2–2 Kadar 33, C. Pană 43 p
18 4 December 1993 Steaua București A 0–1
19 11 December 1993 FC Brașov H 6–1 Constantinovici 27,82,85, Moldovan 36,69, Mihali 59
20 18 December 1993 Gloria Bistrița A 1–1 Năstase 82
21 21 December 1993 Oțelul Galați H 3–1 Mihali 11, Savu 23, 66
22 26 February 1994 Petrolul Ploiești A 1–0 C. Pană 14
23 5 March 1994 Progresul București H 2–0 C. Pană 70 p, Savu 85
24 9 March 1994 Rapid București A 0–0
25 16 March 1994 Universitatea Craiova H 2–3 Militaru 1, Constantinovici 50
26 19 March 1994 Politehnica Timișoara A 2–2 Savu 35, Moldovan 40
27 26 March 1994 Universitatea Cluj H 4–1 Moldovan 39, M. Pană 41, C. Pană 55p, Savu 89
28 30 March 1994 Ceahlăul Piatra Neamț A 1–2 Savu 86
29 2 April 1994 UTA H 5–2 Savu 13, C. Pană 16 p, Kadar 23, Demollari 34, Constantinovici 59
30 6 April 1994 Inter Sibiu A 0–1
31 9 April 1994 Sportul Studențesc H 0–0
32 13 April 1994 Dacia Unirea Brăila A 0–1
33 24 April 1994 Farul Constanța A 1–2 C. Pană 12
34 27 April 1994 Electroputere Craiova H 4–2 Demollari 10, 45, Puşcaş 22, Moldovan 56
Cupa României
Round Date Opponent Stadium Result Goals for Dinamo
Last 32 7 December 1993 Ceahlăul Piatra Neamț Piatra Neamț 2–1 Moldovan (14), Sava (76)
Last 16 14 December 1993 Progresul București București 2–0 Potocianu (27 og), Mihali (55)
Quarter-finals 2 March 1994 FC Argeș Târgovişte 0–1
Cupa Ligii
Round Date Opponent Stadium Result Goals for Dinamo
South Group 13 May 1994 Steaua București București 2–0 Kadar (47), Pușcaș (80)
South Group 14 May 1994 Universitatea Craiova Craiova 2–3 C. Pană (27p), Năstase (90)
Regional final 15 May 1994 Rapid București București 0–1

UEFA Cup

First round

Dinamo București 3–2 Cagliari
Moldovan  5', 31'
Pană  86'		 Report Prunea  12' (o.g.)
Dely Valdés  40'
Cagliari 2–0 Dinamo București
Matteoli  6'
Oliveira  63'		 Report

Cagliari won 4–3 on aggregate.

Squad

Goalkeepers: Florin Prunea (28/0), Perlat Musta (2/0), Sorin Atanasescu (4/0), Stelian Bordeianu (1/0).

Defenders: Zoltan Kadar (31/5), Gheorghe Mihali (30/4), Leontin Grozavu (30/1), Marian Pană (28/1), George Visalom (8/0), Tudorel Cristea (3/0), Vasile Brătianu (3/0), Adrian Matei (2/0), Ionuț Voicu (0/0).

Midfielders: Florin Constantinovici (32/5), Costel Pană (30/8), Damian Militaru (25/6), Viorel Tănase (25/1), Cristian Sava (15/0), Marian Năstase (12/2), Marian Cobulianu (8/0), Marius Priseceanu (6/0), Sebastian Moga (4/0), Gabriel Răduță (2/0), Marius Coporan (2/0), Eugen Popistașu (1/0), Laurențiu Lică (0/0), Cătălin Hîldan (0/0).

Forwards: Sulejman Demollari (30/6), Viorel Moldovan (29/9), Cristian Pușcaș (27/4), Marian Savu (25/12).

Transfers

Viorel Moldovan was bought from Gloria Bistrița, in exchange for Florin Tene. Marius Cheregi, Tibor Selymes, Ovidiu Hanganu and Dorinel Munteanu were all sold to Cercle Brugge K.S.V.. Gábor Gerstenmájer moved to FC Luzern. Vasile Jercălău left for Selena Bacău. Daniel Timofte reached an agreement with Samsunspor. Nelson Mensah moved to Hapoel Tel Aviv.

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