Iordanescu, who was the first coach to lead a Romania team at a European Championship since his father Anghel in 2016, turned 46 years old on Sunday
Romania’s Nicolae Stanciu celebrates his goal v Ukraine yesterday. Pic/Getty Images
Romania recorded only their second ever victory at the Euro—and their first in 24 years—with a 3-0 win over Ukraine on Monday to give coach Edward Iordanescu a late birthday present.
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Nicolae Stanciu put Romania ahead with a long-range strike in the first half before two quickfire goals from Razvan Marin and Denis Mihai Dragus early in the second half. It was Romania’s first win at a major tournament since a surprise 3-2 triumph over England 24 years ago.
Iordanescu, who was the first coach to lead a Romania team at a European Championship since his father Anghel in 2016, turned 46 years old on Sunday.
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