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

Danila Forov has been the standout performer for Moldova in league play this season with a rating of 6.92. Vladimir Fratea and Mihail Gherasimencov have also impressed with ratings of 6.83 and 6.76 respectively.

Moldova have been in inconsistent form recently, winning 0 of their last 5 matches (0% win rate). They have scored 5 goals and conceded 10 during this period. In the Friendlies, they faced a 0-2 loss to Lithuania, a 2-3 loss to Cyprus, a 2-2 draw with Bulgaria, and a 1-1 draw with Armenia. In the UEFA Nations League C Grp. 3, they faced a 0-2 loss to Slovakia.

Recent results for Moldova:

• 2026年3月26日: Friendlies - 0-2 loss vs Lithuania
• 2026年3月30日: Friendlies - 2-3 loss at Cyprus
• 2026年6月5日: Friendlies - 2-2 draw vs Bulgaria
• 2026年6月9日: Friendlies - 1-1 draw at Armenia
• 2026年9月26日: UEFA Nations League C Grp. 3 - 0-2 loss at Slovakia

Upcoming fixtures for Moldova:

• 2026年9月29日: UEFA Nations League C Grp. 3 - vs Faroe Islands
• 2026年10月2日: UEFA Nations League C Grp. 3 - at Kazakhstan
• 2026年10月6日: UEFA Nations League C Grp. 3 - vs Slovakia
• 2026年11月13日: UEFA Nations League C Grp. 3 - vs Kazakhstan
• 2026年11月16日: UEFA Nations League C Grp. 3 - at Faroe Islands

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

Moldova currently sits in 4th place in the UEFA Nations League C (Grp. 3) with 0 points from 1 match (0W 0D 1L).

Moldova's squad consists of 36 players. Goalkeepers: Emil Tîmbur (FC Sheriff), Dumitru Celeadnic (Ordabasy Shymkent), Andriy Kozhukhar (Veres Rivne). Defenders: Leo Saca (CFR Cluj), Oleg Reabciuk (Anderlecht), Mihail Ștefan (Moldova), Vladyslav Baboglo (Karpaty), Cătălin Cucoș (CS Petrocub), Mihail Gherasimencov (Vancouver Whitecaps), Iaser Ţurcan (Dacia Buiucani), Serafim Cojocari (CS Petrocub), Ioan-Călin Revenco (Tatran Prešov), Ion Borș (CS Petrocub), Danila Forov (FC Sheriff), Iurie Iovu (Dundee United), Daniel Dumbrăvanu (FC Voluntari). Midfielders: Sergiu Perciun (Ascoli), Nichita Moțpan (SKA-Khabarovsk), Ștefan Bîtca (Zimbru), Cristian Dros (Vllaznia), Teodor Lungu (Oțelul Galați), Victor Stîna (FC Kapaz), Vladimir Fratea (FC Sheriff), Ovidiu David (CS Petrocub), Victor Bogaciuc (CS Petrocub), Dan Pușcaș (CS Petrocub), Nicky Cleșcenco (Kilmarnock), Dmitri Mandrîcenco (Dinamo Batumi), Vadim Raţă (FC Argeș Pitesti). Forwards: Vitalie Damaşcan (Hapoel Jerusalem FC), Serghei Turcan (Dacia Buiucani), Ștefan Bodișteanu (Botoșani), Petru Popescu (CS Petrocub), Virgiliu Postolachi (Universitatea Cluj), Victor Ciumasu (Dacia Buiucani), Nicolae Rotaru (Györi ETO).

Lilian Popescu is the current head coach of Moldova. Under their leadership, the team has achieved a 0% win rate across 9 matches, averaging 0.33 points per game.

Notable previous managers include Serghei Cleşcenco 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 Fırat, Alexandru Spiridon, Semen Altman, and Igor Dobrovolski.

Moldova plays their home matches at Stadionul Zimbru in Chișinău, which has a capacity of 10,104.

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