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1988–89 FC Dinamo București season

Field	Value
club	FC Dinamo București
season	1988–89
manager	Mircea Lucescu
mgrtitle	Manager
league	Divizia A
league result	2nd
cup1	Romanian Cup
cup1 result	Runners-up
cup2	European Cup Winners' Cup
cup2 result	Quarter-finals
league topscorer
Dorin Mateuţ
(43 goals)
prevseason	1987–88
nextseason	1989–90

Dorin Mateuţ (43 goals)

The 1988–89 season was FC Dinamo București's 40th season in Divizia A. After a couple of seasons in the European competitions without remarkable results, Dinamo qualified in the quarterfinals of the Cup Winners' Cup. Their opponents were Sampdoria Genoa, an Italian squad. The two games ended with draws, but Sampdoria moved forward due to an away goal. In the internal competitions, Dinamo could not interrupt Steaua's dominance, ending the championship in second place and losing the Romanian Cup final. Dorin Mateuţ won the European Golden Boot with 43 goals that were scored in the championship game.

Results

Divizia A	Round	Date	Opponent	Stadium
1	21 August 1988	SC Bacău	A	3–1
2	28 August 1988	Victoria București	H	3–1
3	31 August 1988	FC Bihor	A	2–1
4	11 September 1988	Inter Sibiu	H	8–1
5	14 September 1988	FC Argeș	A	2–1
6	17 September 1988	Rapid București	H	6–0
7	25 September 1988	Sportul Studențesc	A	4–1
8	28 September 1988	U Cluj	H	4–1
9	9 October 1988	U Craiova	A	6–3
10	12 October 1988	FC Olt	H	6–0
11	5 November 1988	Flacăra Moreni	H	3–1
12	13 November 1988	Corvinul Hunedoara	A	2–1
13	19 November 1988	ASA Târgu Mureș	H	7–0
14	27 November 1988	FCM Brașov	A	3–1
15	3 December 1988	Steaua București	H	0–0
16	7 December 1988	Farul Constanța	A	7–0
17	11 December 1988	Oțelul Galați	H	6–3
18	5 March 1989	Oțelul Galați	A	2–0
19	8 March 1989	Farul Constanța	H	6–0
20	22 March 1989	Steaua București	A	1–2
21	2 April 1989	FCM Brașov	H	3–0
22	9 April 1989	ASA Târgu Mureș	A	7–2
23	16 April 1989	Corvinul Hunedoara	H	3–1
24	30 April 1989	Flacăra Moreni	A	5–1
25	3 May 1989	FC Olt	A	0–1
26	6 May 1989	U Craiova	H	2–0
27	10 May 1989	U Cluj	A	3–0
28	28 May 1989	Sportul Studențesc	H	6–1
29	3 June 1989	Rapid București	A	6–2
30	6 June 1989	FC Argeș	H	1–0
31	11 June 1989	Inter Sibiu	A	4–2
32	14 June 1989	FC Bihor	H	5–1
33	17 June 1989	Victoria București	A	4–1
34	20 June 1989	SC Bacău	H	0–0

Cupa României	Round	Date	Opponent	Stadium
Last 32	22 February 1989	Progresul Medgidia	A	2–1
Last 16	8 June 1989	Inter Sibiu	Alba Iulia	1–0
Quarterfinals	22 June 1989	SC Bacău	Buzău	5–1
Semifinals	25 June 1989	Victoria București	Brăila	2–0
Final	29 June 1989	Steaua București	Brașov	0–1

Romanian Cup final

Mircea Lucescu

Anghel Iordănescu

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Cup Winners' Cup

First round

Andone Vaişcovici

Kousa Răducioiu Dinamo București won 6–0 on aggregate

Second round

Dinamo București won 2–1 on aggregate

Quarterfinals

Sampdoria Genova București won 1–1 on aggregate due to away goal

Squad

Goalkeepers: Dumitru Moraru, Bogdan Stelea, Sorin Colceag.

Defenders: Iulian Mihăescu, Ioan Andone, Mircea Rednic, Michael Klein, Adrian Matei, Alexandru Nicolae, Ioan Varga, Bogdan Bucur, Adrian Nicoară.

Midfielders: Ionuț Lupescu, Dănuț Lupu, Dorin Mateuț, Costel Orac, Ioan Ovidiu Sabău, Marcel Sabou, Gheorghe Viscreanu, Daniel Sava, Mihai Stoica.

Forwards: Rodion Cămătaru, Claudiu Vaișcovici, Florin Răducioiu, Romeo Dochia, George Timiș.

Transfers

Dinamo brought Gheorghe Viscreanu from Flacăra Moreni and Ioan Ovidiu Sabău from ASA Târgu Mureș. In the winter break Dinamo brought Michael Klein from Corvinul Hunedoara and Adrian Matei from Rapid. Florin Prunea is loaned to U.Cluj.

References

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