Sepsi Sfantu Gheorghe and Dinamo Bucharest face off in the Romanian Super League on Monday, with the Covas group addressing fans ahead of the Round of 18 match.

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Toys for underprivileged children at the Sepsi – Dynamo match

Sepsi OSK has appealed to fans to bring toys for underprivileged children to the match, which kicks off at 8pm.

“Club Sepsi OSK invites fans to come to the match against Dynamo Bucharest each with a plush toy and let’s put a smile on the faces of as many needy children as possible. During a break in the game, these toys will be thrown onto the field. LET’S BE SOLIDARY” – Sepsi Sfantu Gheorghe.

Before this game, both teams parted ways with their coaches. Dynamo is looking for a replacement for Ovidiu Burke, and Sepsi announced that a German technician will take Livio Chobotariu’s place.

Sepsi is 10th in the Super League ranking (20 points), and Dynamo is 15th (10 points).

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Superleague standings

1. FCSB (goal difference 31-16) 37 points

2. CFR Cluj (31-17) 32p

3. Rapid Bucharest (33-20) 30p

4. University of Kraiów (25-17) 29p

5. Germanstadt (24-16) 25

6. Petrolul Ploiesti (21-17) 25p

7. Cluj University (25-25) 23

8. Konstanz lighthouse (24-28) 22 p

9. Galats Stal (17-17) 20p

10. Yuriy Sepsi (19-20) 20b

11. FC Voluntari (24-31) 20b

12. Poly Yasi (19-23) 19s

13. UTA Arad (19-25) 19s

14. In Kraiova 1948 (27-31) 18p

15. Dynamo Bucharest (9-28) 10p

16. FC Botoshani (18-35) 8b.