2010–11 FC Dinamo București season

Season review

Dinamo started the season with a new manager, Ioan Andone, brought back in charge after five years. The first official game was in the UEFA Europa League, against Moldavian side FC Olimpia Bălţi. Dinamo won both legs with 7–1 on aggregate. In the third preliminary round, Dinamo was beaten 4–3 on aggregate by HNK Hajduk Split from Croatia.

In the championship, Dinamo started with four wins in the first five games. But in the next five, Dinamo managed only one point, a draw against FC Brașov and could not get back on track. The team won both games against its biggest rivals, Steaua, gained four points in the games against the other rivals from Bucharest, Rapid, but failed to win against smaller teams like Astra Ploieşti, Universitatea Cluj and Pandurii Târgu Jiu. The defence was the weakest link. Dinamo ended the season with 54 goals conceded, more than 1.5 per game. They finished the season sixth thereby qualifying for the next season of Europa League.

In the Romanian Cup, Dinamo reached the final for the first time in six years. Its opponents were Steaua, and after winning both games in the championship, Dinamo failed to win the final after an own-goal from Ştefan Bărboianu.

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Disciplinary record

Club

Technical staff

Competitions

Overall

FC Dinamo played in three competitions: Liga I, UEFA Europa League and Cupa României.

Liga I

Main article: 2010–11 Liga I

Standings

Results summary

Results by round

Competitive

Liga I

Kickoff times are in EET.

Ad.Cristea Torje N'Doye N'Doye Torje Ganea Ad.Cristea C.Munteanu Koné Hélder Ad.Cristea Bălan Varga Brata Niculae An.Cristea Garat Hélder Ganea Torje Garat Ganea Vancea N'Doye Ganea Niculae C.Munteanu An.Cristea N'Doye Moţi Torje N'Doye Garat Lemnaru Delgado Dedu Diarrassouba N'Doye Moţi Dănciulescu Moţi Garat Wesley Dolha Scarlatache N'Doye Bordeanu An.Cristea Ilie Niculae N'Doye Torje Niculae Alexe An.Cristea Koné Moţi Bordeanu An.Cristea Scarlatache Grigore Ganea Scarlatache Dolha Trtovac Moţi Torje Niculae Alexe Torje Simion Bar Koné Rubio Alexe Grigore Diabaté C.Munteanu Ad.Cristea Torje Scarlatache Opršal Dănciulescu V.Munteanu Torje Diabaté Voiculeţ Koné Grigore Moţi Torje Dănciulescu Moţi Torje Menassel Ganea C.Munteanu Dolha Bărboianu Cânu Rubio Diabaté Dănciulescu Bakaj Bărboianu Giurgiu Pena Ţucudean Grigore C.Munteanu Bărboianu Ţucudean Bordeanu Bakaj Torje Diabaté Pârvulescu Moţi Koné Bărboianu Bakaj Hora Bakaj Moţi C.Munteanu Mărgăritescu Koné Dănciulescu Bărboianu Bălgrădean Nikolić Ignjatijević Óscar Rubio Dănciulescu Koné Bakaj

UEFA Europa League

Main article: 2010–11 UEFA Europa League

Results by round

Ganea Niculae Ad.Cristea N'Doye Munteanu Torje Garat
Koné Brkljaca Tomasov

Cupa României

Main article: 2010–11 Cupa României

An.Cristea N'Doye Alexe Grigore Torje Moţi Ganea Munteanu Ad.Cristea Bordeanu Bărboianu Ologu Costea Alexe Dănciulescu Ţucudean Găman Moţi Moţi Torje Mărgăritescu Bakaj Bărboianu

Non competitive matches

Linz Tiffner Junuzović Niculescu Niculae

Schiemer

Olcan Adın Dănciulescu

Tadić

Stănescu

Păun Ţucudean Stănescu

Jović

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