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Moldávia is the men's national football team, currently ranked #159 in the FIFA World Rankings based in Chişinău, playing their home matches at Stadionul Zimbru. Follow Moldávia on FotMob for live match updates, detailed statistics, squad information, transfer news, and comprehensive performance analytics.

Moldávia have been in a difficult spell recently, winning 0 of their last 5 matches (0% win rate). They have scored 4 goals and conceded 12 during this period. Overall, finding the net has proven difficult. However, defensive frailties have been a concern, conceding an average of 2.4 goals per game. In the World Cup Qualification UEFA 1st Round Grp. I, they faced a 1-1 draw with Estonia, a 0-2 loss to Italy, and a 1-4 loss to Israel. In the Friendlies, they faced a 0-2 loss to Lithuania, and a 2-3 loss to Cyprus.

Recent results for Moldávia:

• 14 de outubro de 2025: World Cup Qualification UEFA 1st Round Grp. I - 1-1 draw at Estonia
• 13 de novembro de 2025: World Cup Qualification UEFA 1st Round Grp. I - 0-2 loss vs Italy
• 16 de novembro de 2025: World Cup Qualification UEFA 1st Round Grp. I - 1-4 loss at Israel
• 26 de março de 2026: Friendlies - 0-2 loss vs Lithuania
• 30 de março de 2026: Friendlies - 2-3 loss at Cyprus

Upcoming fixtures for Moldávia:

• 5 de junho de 2026: Friendlies - vs Bulgaria
• 9 de junho de 2026: Friendlies - at Armenia
• 26 de setembro de 2026: UEFA Nations League C Grp. 3 - at Slovakia
• 29 de setembro de 2026: UEFA Nations League C Grp. 3 - vs Faroe Islands
• 2 de outubro de 2026: UEFA Nations League C Grp. 3 - at Kazakhstan

Looking ahead, Moldávia have 2 home games and 3 away fixtures in their next 5 matches. Upcoming opponents: Bulgaria (home), Armenia (away), Slovakia (away), Faroe Islands (home), and Kazakhstan (away).

Moldávia's squad consists of 35 players. Goalkeepers: Emil Tîmbur (FC Milsami Orhei), Cristian Avram (Araz PFK), Andriy Kozhukhar (Veres Rivne). Defenders: Artur Craciun (ŁKS Łódź), Oleg Reabciuk (Spartak Moscow), Stephan Negru (Tranmere Rovers), Mihail Stefan (Zimbru), Vladyslav Baboglo (Karpaty), Mihail Gherasimencov (Vancouver Whitecaps), Ioan-Calin Revenco (Tatran Presov), Ion Bors (CS Petrocub), Danila Forov (FC Sheriff), Daniel Dumbravanu (FC Voluntari), Sergiu Platica (CS Petrocub), Daniel Tonica (Moldova). Midfielders: Artur Ionita (Arezzo), Mihail Caimacov (Slaven), Stefan Bîtca (Zalaegerszeg), Vlad Raileanu (Rukh Lviv), Catalin Cucos (CS Petrocub), Teodor Lungu (FC Unirea Slobozia), Vladimir Fratea (Zimbru), Victor Stîna (Bnei Yehuda Tel Aviv), Dan Puscas (CS Petrocub), Victor Bogaciuc (CS Petrocub), Sergiu Perciun (Torino), Vadim Rata (FC Arges Pitesti), Ion Cararus (Corvinul Hunedoara). Forwards: Ion Nicolaescu (Maccabi Tel Aviv), Virgiliu Postolachi (Universitatea Cluj), Vitalie Damascan (Maccabi Bnei Raina), Stefan Bodisteanu (Botosani), Petru Popescu (CS Petrocub), Alexandru Boiciuc (FC Bihor Oradea), Nicolae Rotaru (CS Petrocub).

Lilian Popescu is the current head coach of Moldávia. Under their leadership, the team has achieved a 0% win rate across 6 matches, averaging 0.17 points per game.

Notable previous managers include Serghei Clescenco managed the club for 9 seasons, recording 12 wins from 38 matches (32% win rate). Roberto Bordin managed the club for 2 seasons, recording 1 win from 12 matches (8% win rate). Other former coaches include Engin Firat, Alexandru Spiridon, Semen Altman, and Igor Dobrovolski.

Moldávia plays their home matches at Stadionul Zimbru in Chişinău, which has a capacity of 10,500.

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