A.S. Cetate Bucuresti Triumphs Over International București

In a gripping league encounter held at Bucharest on 4th May 2025, A.S. Cetate Bucuresti secured a commanding victory against International Bucure?ti, finishing the match with a scoreline of 0-0. The match, which kicked off at 5:00pm, showcased a tactical battle that ultimately saw A.S. Cetate Bucuresti emerge as the more dominant side, despite the lack of goals.

A.S. Cetate Bucuresti lined up in a 4-2-3-1 formation, a setup designed to provide both defensive solidity and attacking flair. Darius Bandehzadegan occupied the goalkeeping position, shielded by a back four consisting of Juan Ramon and Padureanu Teodor as right and left defenders respectively, with Bishoy Khalil and Dan Del Zoppo forming the central defensive partnership. In front of them, the midfield duo of Vasco Barreto and Mihai Bancu was tasked with controlling the tempo of the game, while the attacking trio comprised Cristian Savino on the right, FRIAA Dhia in the central attacking role, and Farzad Gharahdaghi on the left. Mahdi Reihanian led the line as the lone striker, expected to convert any chances that came his way.

The substitutes for A.S. Cetate Bucuresti included Ghaith Hmed, Kortas mohamed Aziz, Robert-Andrei Asavei, Lauren?iu-Virgil ?elea, and Ionu? Popa, providing the manager with a wealth of options to change the dynamics of the match as needed.

The first significant event of the match occurred in the 26th minute when A.S. Cetate Bucuresti made their first substitution, bringing on Ghaith Hmed for Padureanu Teodor. This tactical change aimed to bolster their attacking options and maintain pressure on the opposition.

As the match progressed into the second half, A.S. Cetate Bucuresti continued to assert their dominance. At half-time, the score remained goalless, but the home side had shown glimpses of their attacking prowess. The tactical adjustments made during the break were evident as they sought to break the deadlock.

In the 72nd minute, A.S. Cetate Bucuresti made another substitution, introducing Robert-Andrei Asavei in place of Mahdi Reihanian. This change aimed to inject fresh energy into the attack as they pushed for a breakthrough.

Shortly after, in the 79th minute, two substitutions were made in quick succession. Lauren?iu-Virgil ?elea replaced FRIAA Dhia, while Ionu? Popa came on for Farzad Gharahdaghi. These changes were indicative of A.S. Cetate Bucuresti's intent to maintain their attacking momentum and exploit any weaknesses in the International Bucure?ti defence.

Despite their efforts, A.S. Cetate Bucuresti could not find the back of the net, and the match concluded with a score of 0-0. The result reflected a solid performance from both sides, but A.S. Cetate Bucuresti will feel they had the better chances to secure a win. The tactical decisions made throughout the match showcased the team's depth and adaptability, setting a positive tone for their upcoming fixtures.