​Rapid Bucharest climbed to the top of the Super League standings after a 2-1 win at Sepsi Sfantu Gheorghe Stadium on Saturday in the seventh round.

Adrian MutuPhoto: Flaviu Buboi/NurPhoto/Shutterstock Editorial/Profimedia

Kovesnen opened the scoring with Rondon (’21, penalty), but the Bucharesters came back and won thanks to goals from Sefer (’27) and Yonice (’45+2).

Thanks to this success, “Rapid” scored 15 points (goal difference 8-4), and only “Farul Constanta” can match it (Gheorghe Hagi’s team will play on the ground of the champion of the CFR Cluj).

Instead, Sepsi (having suffered its first defeat this season) is in 5th place with 10 points (9-5 goal difference).

The teams developed:

sepsis: Nitsuli – Dimitrov, Ninai, Chobotariu, Ispas – Aganovich, Rodriguez, Stefanescu (Matei ’46) – Berbut (Holofka ’68), Rondon (Tudori ’68), I. Gheorghe (Acakhbar ’72). coach: to Cristiano Bergodi.

quickly: Moldovan – Onea, Sepunaru, Grigore, Moraish – Kite (Krepulia ’61), Albu, Ionica (Papeau ’61) – Sefer (Penoiu ’76), Dugandzic, V. Kostake (Matsan ’61). coach: Adrian Mutu.

Super League, seventh stage

FC Voluntari vs University of Cluj 0-0

UTA Arad vs U Craiova 1948 2-1

Petrolul Ploiesti vs CS Mioveni 0-0

Sepsi St. Gheorghe vs. Rapid Bucharest 1-2

  • Sunday, August 28

FC Argeş – Chindia Târgovişte (13:30)

CFR Cluj – Constanta Lighthouse (18:30)

FCSB – FC Hermannstadt (21:30)

  • Monday, August 29

CSU Craiova – FC Botosani (21:00).