Moldavian Football

Moldova managed to surprise everyone by managing a 1-1 draw with Poland in a World Cup qualifying match. Moldova came into the encounter as the team sitting just above the bottom of the table. They had taken four points from the six matches they have played so far.

The team has almost no hope of qualifying for the World Cup. They are playing in the group stages only for pride. They achieved it exactly following a 1-1 draw with Poland. This result has left it extremely difficult for the Polish also to think about qualifying for the World Cup.

Moldova lost their group match against Ukraine 2-1 to remain just one place above the bottom of group. Moldova faced a tough competition to even think about qualifying for the World Cup through the play-offs.

This is due to the fact that Moldova were in the same group as the likes of England and Montenegro. The winner from a group automatically qualifies for the World Cup, while the second placed team has to go through a play-off game against a team from Europe. After having played six matches in the group so far, Moldova have taken just one victory.

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The Romanian midfielder Adrian Ropotan, who recently signed for the Russian club FC Volga, has said that his main aim this season is to help the club avoid relegation. The 26-year-old arrives at the club on an 18 month contract.

He is a free transfer for the club after his contract with the Russian club Dynamo Moscow came to an end recently. Ropotan has said that he wants to play and demonstrate his skills. Due to the fact that the club has shown a lot of faith in bringing him, he wants to repay the faith by helping them avoid relegation this season.

The Moldovan national football team assistant manager Ivan Testemitanu has said that England certainly do not know how to play football and are more interested in playing long balls.

The England manager Roy Hodgson has confirmed that the Chelsea defender John Terry is likely to be selected for the match against Moldova.

England will be starting the World Cup qualifying campaign against Moldova followed by the match against Ukraine a few days later. The Chelsea defender John Terry was recently found not guilty of racially abusing their QPR defender Anton Ferdinand by the court trial. However, he has been charged by the English FA, which could have possibly meant that the Chelsea captain would not be present for these two matches.

The manager of the England national football team, Roy Hodgson, will announce England’s 23 member squad for the World Cup qualifying matches against Moldova and Ukraine on the upcoming Thursday and Hodgson has made it quite clear that he will include the former captain John Terry in that squad.

The Welsh club Bangor city has said that they are very much looking forward to playing in Moldova. The Welsh club will be playing against FC Zimbru Chisinau, who are currently part of the Moldovan league, in the Europa league qualification round.

Italy were straight out the blocks in this quarter-final and after just four minutes Daniele de Rossi’s lovely sliced effort came back off the post with Joe Hart stranded.

However, this fast start sparked England into life and they had a great chance of their own when James Milner crossed into Glen Johnson who forced a brilliant reflex save from Gianluigi Buffon in Italy’s goal.

European football governing body UEFA has released a statement saying that Moldova, the United States, and Romania are the chief countries where the Euro 2012 tickets have been sold in large numbers.

Moldovan football is set to receive a major boost in the form of the Euro 2012, despite the fact that the competition is not actually going to be held in Moldova.