1951 FC Dinamo București season

July 2020 July 2020 FC Dinamo București 1951 Iuliu Baratky Manager Divizia A 2nd Cupa României Last 16 Constantin Popescu (11) 1950 1952 The 1951 season was Dinamo București's third season in Divizia A. For the first time, Dinamo fought for the championship, ending the season 2nd place, with 32 points, the same number as the champions CCA București. The difference was only one goal between the two teams. Constantin Popescu ranked third in the top scorer with 11 goals scored. On October 13, 1951 Dinamo Sports Park was inaugurated. Results Divizia ARoundDateOpponentStadiumResult125 March 1951Dinamo Oraşul StalinA1-0231 March 1951Locomotiva BucureștiA3-238 April 1951Ştiinţa TimişoaraH4-1415 April 1951Flamura Roşie AradA2-2522 April 1951Flacăra BucureștiH1-066 May 1951CCA BucureștiA1-2727 May 1951Progresul ICO OradeaH1-283 June 1951Locomotiva TimişoaraA0-0910 June 1951Flacăra PetroşaniH4-01017 June 1951Locomotiva Târgu MureşA3-21124 June 1951Ştiinţa ClujH3-31225 August 1951Dinamo Oraşul StalinH5-2131 September 1951Locomotiva BucureștiH5-1149 September 1951Ştiinţa TimişoaraA2-01516 September 1951Flamura Roşie AradH1-31620 September 1951Flacăra BucureștiA4-2171 October 1951CCA BucureștiH6-2187 October 1951Progresul ICO OradeaA0-31914 October 1951Locomotiva TimişoaraH1-02021 October 1951Flacăra PetroşaniA0-02128 October 1951Locomotiva Târgu MureşH3-1224 November 1951Ştiinţa ClujA2-1 Cupa RomânieiRoundDateOpponentStadiumResultLast 3227 June 1951Locomotiva PCA ConstanţaA2-1Last 164 July 1951Flacăra BucureștiA2-3 Squad Standard team: Iosif Fuleiter – Florian Ambru, Caius Novac – Constantin Marinescu, Gheorghe Băcuț, Valeriu Călinoiu (Viliam Florescu) – Iosif Szökő, Carol Bartha, Ion Suru, Nicolae Dumitru, Constantin Popescu (Alexandru Ene). Transfers Dinamo changes the squad a lot, especially because the second team, Dinamo Oraşul Stalin promoted. Seven players from Bucharest were transferred to Braşov. Titus Ozon, Nicolae Voinescu & Marin Apostol moved to Dinamo 2. Instead, Dinamo brought Ion Suru (Locomotiva București), Iosif Szökő (Progresul ICO Oradea), Valeriu Călinoiu (Flacăra București), Alexandru Ene (Metalul București) and Iosif Fuleiter (Ştiinţa Cluj). External links www.labtof.ro www.romaniansoccer.ro 1951 Category:Romanian football clubs 1950–51 season Category:Romanian football clubs 1951–52 season