​​In a sensational atmosphere at the National Arena in Bucharest, FCSB scored a big victory against Rapid on Sunday evening, at the end of a good match played by Mihai Pintilius’s men (3-1).

Mihai Stoyka blames the Rapid gallery, which did not observe a moment of silence

However, there were less good moments in the game, at the beginning of the game, which even FCSB general manager Mihai Stojka emphasized.

The red-blue breath lost an important member of the gallery, and the Romanian vice-champion wanted to pay tribute to Bohdan Bercan under the name “Bassa” before the start of the game at the National Arena, a moment of silence that was not respected and fans from Giulesti, present somewhere in ring 3 of the stadium.

Mihai Stojka took to Facebook on Monday morning to criticize the Giulesti fans after they punished the opposition on the pitch, where Horacio Moldovan scored from Cordea, Compaño and Octavian Popescu.

“A match won for over 27,000 players who stood by us at an extremely delicate moment and extended the North Lawn across the stadium…

The game is won for Bassa and for the disgusting gesture made by the 4000 who watched the game from above (a game they will never forget) and did not respect his memory, although their new management is very sensitive when they hear a song that belongs to the folklore of these matches, but he pretends not to hear the unspeakable obscenity they expect of us…

THE MATCH WAS WON BY THE HEART…” – Mihai Stoyka wrote on his Facebook page

After Sunday’s success against rivals Rapid, FCSB moved up to 7th in the standings and moved to within 3 points of Petrolul Ploiesti and Hermannstadt (6th and 5th), also having two games with a minus against Prahoven.

Defeat against Rapid is good news for Craiova University, CFR Cluj and especially Farul, given that the sailors have an 8-point advantage over the team they coach Adrian Mutu.

Superleague standings

1. Constanta Lighthouse 40p (17 mJ)

2. Rapid Bucharest 32p (17 mJ)

3. University of Craiova 30p (16 mj)

4. CFR Cluj 28p (14 mJ)

5. Hermanstadt 26p (16 mJ)

6. Petrolul Ploiesti 26p (17 mJ)

7. FCSB 23p (15 mJ)