Romanian women's national soccer team

Romania
România

Association	Federația Română de Fotbal
confederacy	UEFA
Technical sponsor	adidas
Head coach	Mirel Albon
captain	Florentina Spânu
Record scorer	Gabriela Enache (44)
Record player	Daniela Pufulete (113)
Home stadium	Changing stages
FIFA code	ROU
FIFA rank	44th (1535 points) (as of August 14, 2020)
First jersey Second jersey
Balance sheet
181 games 81 wins 38 draws 62 defeats
statistics
First international match Romania 4-1 Moldova ( Bucharest , Romania ; 10 September 1990 )
Biggest win Romania 13-0 Turkmenistan ( Alanya , Turkey ; February 27, 2019 )
Biggest defeat three times 0: 8 against Denmark , Iceland and Sweden
(As of February 27, 2019 )

The Romanian national women's football team represents Romania in international women's football . The national team is subordinate to the Romanian Football Association . The Romanian selection is the strongest Southeast European team, but has not yet qualified for a major tournament.

In qualifying for the 2017 European Championship , the team met France, Ukraine, Greece and Albania and finished in second place.

Romania ranks 36th in the FIFA World Ranking (March 2017)

Tournament balance sheet

World Championship

1991  : did not participate 1995  : not qualified 1999  : not qualified 2003  : not qualified 2007  : not qualified 2011  : not qualified 2015  : not qualified 2019  : not qualified

European Championship

1984  : did not participate (first game 1990) 1987  : did not participate (first game 1990) 1989  : did not participate (first game 1990) 1991  : did not participate 1993  : not qualified 1995  : not qualified

1997  : not qualified 2001  : not qualified 2005  : not qualified 2009  : not qualified 2013  : not qualified 2017  : not qualified

Olympic games

1996  : not qualified 2000  : not qualified 2004  : not qualified

2008  : not qualified 2012  : not qualified 2016  : not qualified 2020  : not qualified

Algarve Cup

The national team took part twice in the Algarve Cup and played in Group C, in which the weaker teams initially compete against each other. In 2010, the group was the winner and the subsequent placement game for 7th place against Finland, fourth in group A, was won.

1994 to 2009 : did not participate 2010 : 07th place 2011 : 12th place 2012 to 2018 : did not participate

Current squad

Surname	Date of birth	society	Last use
goal
Lavinia Boanda	03/08/1994	CFF Olimpia Cluj	?
Andreea Părăluță	11/27/1994	Atlético Madrid	?
Camelia Ceasar	12/13/1997	AC Milan	?
Defense
Anne-Marie Bănuță	11/16/1991	Rodez Aveyron	?
Maria Ficzay	11/08/1991	Medyk Konin	?
Adina Giurgiu	08/17/1994	Sassuolo	?
Brigitta Goder	05/06/1992	Győri ETO	?
Teodora Meluţă	08/03/1999	CFF Olimpia Cluj	?
Olivia Oprea	03/19/1987	Seville	?
Ana Maria Gorea	01/04/1993	Târgu Mureș	?
midfield
Ștefania Vătafu	06/12/1993	Granadilla Tenerife	?
Ioana Bortan	01/23/1989	CFF Olimpia Cluj	?
Mihaela Ciolacu	08/12/1998	CFF Olimpia Cluj	?
Andrea Herczeg	09/13/1994	Töcksfors IF	?
Bianca Sandu	04/22/1992	Diósgyőri VTK	?
Beatrice Tărăşilă	05/21/1997	CFF Olimpia Cluj	?
Andreea Voicu	01/16/1996	CFF Olimpia Cluj	?
attack
Alexandra Lunca	08/22/1995	CFF Olimpia Cluj	?
Cristina Carp	07/28/1997	CFF Olimpia Cluj	?
Florentina Spânu	08/06/1985	Fortuna Hjørring	?
Georgiana Birțoiu	07/22/1989	Amazon's Dramas	?
Cosmina Dușa	03/04/1990	Konak Belediyespor	?
Laura Rus	10/01/1987	Sassuolo	?
Isabelle Mihail	02/08/1999	Kent State University	?

Games against national teams from German-speaking countries

All results from a Romanian point of view.

In qualifying for EM 2013 , Romania met Germany and Switzerland for the first time .

Germany

date	place	Result	occasion
October 22, 2011	Romania	0: 3	European Championship qualification
May 31, 2012	Germany	0: 5	European Championship qualification

Switzerland

September 21, 2011	Switzerland	1: 4	European Championship qualification
June 21, 2012	Buftea	4: 2	European Championship qualification
November 12, 2019	Schaffhausen	0: 6	European Championship qualification
October 27, 2020			European Championship qualification

Austria

February 24, 2010

Lagos

2-0

Algarve Cup

See also

• Romanian national football team

References and footnotes

1. ↑ Women's world rankings. In: fifa.com. FIFA , August 14, 2020, accessed on August 14, 2020 (teams without a place and points are provisional because no more than five games have been played or the teams have been inactive for more than 18 months). 
2. ↑ The original date of June 9, 2020 has been postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic .

Web links

• Women's national team at the Romanian Federation
• Romania on the FIFA homepage