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Cazul bricheta Comisia de Apel a FRF va judeca joi, de la ora 14.00, memoriul inaintat de FC Rapid impotriva hotararii Comisiei de Disciplina din 29 martie, referitoare la pierderea cu 0-3, de catre echipa giulesteana, a partidei cu Steaua, din etapa a XXIV-a a Ligii I. Desi FC Rapid fusese citat, prin adresa nr. 2873/01.04.2008, pentru data de 10 aprilie, in fata Comisiei de Apel a FRF, astazi s-a revenit asupra convocarii initiale si a fost anuntata ca data de judecata, ziua de miercuri, ora 14.00. Comisia de Disciplina a FRF a decis, vineri noapte, dupa o sedinta de aproape noua ore, sa acorde victoria Stelei, cu scorul de 3-0, in derbiul cu Rapid, intrerupt in minutul 74, la scorul de 1-0, pentru giulesteni, dupa ce arbitrul Alexandru Deaconu a fost lovit cu un obiect din tribuna. De asemenea, clubul Rapid a fost sanctionat cu organizarea a doua meciuri de pe teren propriu cu portile inchise si cu o penalitate de 53.500 lei. Astfel, echipa giulesteana a jucat fara spectatori meciul cu Ceahlaul Piatra Neamt, programat sambata, in etapa a XXVI-a a Ligii I, si va disputa fara public si partida cu Poli Iasi, programata la 9 aprilie, in etapa a XXVIII-a. Centralul Alexandru Deaconu a suspendat meciul Rapid - Steaua, in minutul 74, la scorul de 1-0, dupa ce a fost lovit cu un obiect aruncat din tribuna. Decizia sa a starnit nemultumirea giulestenilor si a mai multor oameni de fotbal, care l-au acuzat pe arbitru ca a facut "jocurile" Stelei, echipa unde evoluat ca junior. Oficialii rapidisti cereau Comisiei de Disciplina a FRF reluarea jocului din minutul 74, de la scorul de 1-0 pentru formatia giulesteana, in timp ce stelistii au solicitat sa castige meciul cu scorul de 3-0, la masa verde. Derbiul Rapid - Steaua s-a disputat la 20 martie, in etapa a XXIV-a a Ligii I.

June 7, 1947 Steaua Bucharest was born under the name of ASA (Army Sports Association), a club made by Romanian Army. In the same year ASA is playing in the first Romanian League.

1948 Name change from ASA to CSCA (Army Central Sports Club)

1949 CSCA won the first trophy, the Romanian Cup.

1950 New name, changed from CSCA to CCA(Army Central House)

1951 CCA won the first championship title and the Romanian Cup

1952 A new title won by CCA and the Romanian Cup.

1953 Romanian Champions

1955 Romanian Cup winners. A friendly match between CCA and Luton Town (England) won by our team, final score 5-1.

1956 Champions of Romania. CCA on tour in England, winning 4-3 Luton Town, and tie against Arsenal (1-1) and vs. Sheffield (3-3) and lost from Wolverhampton 0-5.

1957 First match in UEFA: Borussia Dortmund 4-2 CCA, CCA 3-1 Borussia; and the third match Borussia 3-1 CCA

1960 Romanian Champions

1961 Romanian Champions. Again and for the last time the name is changed from CCA to actual name Steaua (translated in english = Star). UEFA Champions - Austria Vienna 2-0 Steaua; Steaua 0-0 Austria Vienna

1962 Romanian Cup winner. UEFA Cup Winners Cup: Steaua 3-2 Botev; Botev 5-1 Steaua

1964 UEFA Cup Winners Cup: Steaua 3-0 Derry City; Derry City 0-2 Steaua; Steaua 1-3 Dinamo Zagreb; Dinamo Zagreb 2-0 Steaua

1966 Romanian Cup winner. UEFA Cup Winners Cup: Strasbourg 1-0 Steaua; Steaua 1-1 Strasbourg

1967 Romanian Cup winner. UEFA Cup Winners Cup: Austria Vienna 0-2 Steaua; Steaua 2-1 Austria Vienna; Valencia 3-1 Steaua; Steaua 1-0 Valencia

1968 Champions of Romania. UEFA Champions League: Steaua 3-1 Spartak Trnava; Spartak Trnava 4-0 Steaua

1969 Romanian Cup winner. UEFA Cup Winners Cup: Glasgow Rangers 2-0 Steaua; Steaua 0-0 Glasgow

1970 Romanian Cup winner. UEFA Cup Winners Cup: Karpaty Lvov 0-1 Steaua; Steaua 3-3 Karpaty Lvov; PSV Eindhoven 4-0 Steaua; Steaua 0-3 PSV

1971 Romanian Cup winner. UEFA Cup Winners Cup: Hibernians La Valletta 0-0 Steaua; Steaua 1-0 Hibernians; Barcelona 0-1 Steaua; Steaua 2-1 Barcelona; Steaua 1-1 Bayern Munich; Bayern 0-0 Steaua

1974 Steaua Stadium is build.

1976 Champions of Romania and Romanian Cup winner. UEFA Champions League: FC.Bruges 2-1 Steaua; Steaua 1-1 FC.Bruges

1977 UEFA Cup: Barcelona 5-1 Steaua; Steaua 1-3 Barcelona

1978 Champions of Romania. UEFA Champions League: AS.Monaco 3-0 Steaua; Steaua 2-0 AS.Monaco

1979 Romanian Cup Winner. UEFA Cup Winners Cup: Young Boys Berna 2-2 Steaua; Steaua 6-0 Young Boys Berna; Nantes 3-2 Steaua; Steaua 1-2 Nantes;

1980 UEFA Cup: Standard Liege 1-1 Steaua; Steaua 1-2 Standard Liege

1984 UEFA Cup Winners Cup: AS.Roma 1-0 Steaua; Steaua 0-0 AS.Roma

1985-1986 Champions of Romania and Romanian Cup winner. UEFA Champions League: Vejle BK 1-1 Steaua; Steaua 4-1 Vejle BK; Honved 1-0 Steaua; Steaua 4-1 Honved; Adnerlecht 1-0 Steaua; Steaua 3-0 Anderlecht; Final: Steaua 2-0 (0-0) Barcelona.

1986 Champions of Romania. Toyota Cup Runner-up River Plate 1-0 Steaua

1987 Champions of Romania and Romanian Cup winner. UEFA Super Cup winner Steaua 1-0 Dinamo Kiev. UEFA Champions League: Steaua 4-0 MTK Bud.; MTK 2-0 Steaua; Steaua 3-1 Omonia Nicosia; Omonia 0-2 Steaua; Steaua 2-0 Glasgow Rangers; Glasgow Rangers 2-1 Steaua; Steaua 0-0 Benfica; Benfica 2-0 Steaua

1988 Champions of Romania and Romanian Cup winners. UEFA Champions League runner-up (0-0-4 vs. AC.Milan). UEFA Champions League: Sparta Prague 1-5 Steaua; Steaua 2-2 Sparta; Steaua 3-0 Spartak Moskow; Spartak M. 1-2 Steaua; IFK Goteborg 1-0 Steaua; Steaua 5-1 IFK; Steaua 4-0 Galatasaray; Galatasaray 1-1 Steaua; Final: AC.Milan 4-0 Steaua

1989 Champions of Romania and Romanian Cup winner. UEFA Champions League: Steaua 4-0 Fram Reykjavik; Fram Reykjavik 0-1 Steaua; Steaua 1-0 PSV; PSV 5-1 Steaua

1990 UEFA Cup Winners Cup: Glentoran Belfast 1-1 Steaua; Steaua 5-0 Glentoran; Montpellier 5-0 Steaua; Steaua 3-0 Montpellier

1991 UEFA Cup: Anorthosis Famagusta 1-2 Steaua; Steaua 2-2 Anorthosis Famagusta; Sporting Gijon 2-2 Steaua; Steaua 1-0 Sporting Gijon; Steaua 0-1 Genoa; Genoa 1-0 Steaua

1992 Romanian Cup winner. UEFA Cup Winners Cup: Bohemians Dublin 0-0 Steaua; Steaua 4-0 Bohemians; FC.Aarhus 3-2 Steaua; Steaua 2-1 FC.Aarhus; Anvers 0-0 Steaua ; Steaua 1-1 Anvers

1993 Champions of Romania. UEFA Champions League: Steaua 1-2 Croatia Zagreb; Croatia Zagreb 2-3 Steaua; AS.Monaco 4-1 Steaua; Steaua 1-0 AS.Monaco

1994 Champions of Romania and Romanian Supercup winner. UEFA Champions League: Steaua 4-1 Servette Geneve; Servette Geneve 1-1 Steaua; Group Stage: Anderlecht 0-0 Steaua; Steaua 0-1 Hajduk Split; Benfica 2-1 Steaua; Steaua 1-1 Benfica; Steaua 1-1 Anderlecht; Steaua 4-1 Hajduk

1985 Champions of Romania and Romanian Supercup winner. UEFA Champions League: Casino Salzbourg 0-0 Steaua; Steaua 1-0 Casino; Group Stage: Steaua 1-0 Glasgow Rangers; Juventus 3-0 Steaua; Borussia Dortmund 1-0 Steaua; Steaua 0-0 Borussia D.; Rangers 1-1 Steaua; Steaua 0-0 Juventus.

1996 Champions of Romania and Romanian Cup winner. UEFA Champions League: FC.Bruges 2-2 Steaua; Steaua 3-0 FC.Bruges; Group Stage: Atletico M. 4-0 Steaua; Steaua 0-3 Borussia D. Steaua 1-0 Widzew Lodz; Widzew 2-0 Steaua; Steaua 1-1 Atletico M.; Borussia D. 5-3 Steaua

1997 Champions of Romania and Romanian Cup winner. UEFA Champions League: Steaua 3-3 TSKA Sofia; TSKA 0-2 Steaua; Steaua 3-2 PSG; PSG 5-0 Steaua. EUFA Cup: Steaua 0-0 Fenerbahce; Fenerbahce 1-2 Steaua; Steaua 2-1 Aston Villa; Aston Villa 2-0 Steaua

1998 Champions of Romania and Romanian Supercup winner. UEFA Champions League: Steaua 4-1 Flora Tallin; Flora Tallin 3-1 Steaua; Steaua 2-2 Panathinaikos; Panathinaikos 6-3 Steaua. UEFA Cup: Steaua 3-4 Valencia; Valencia 3-0 Steaua

1999 Romanian Cup winner. UEFA Cup: Steaua 3-0 Levardia Maardu; Levadia Maardu 1-4 Steaua; Steaua 2-0 Lask Linz; Lask Linz 2-3 Steaua; Steaua 2-0 West Ham; West Ham 0-0 Steaua; Slavia Prague 4-1 Steaua; Steaua 1-1 Slavia Prague

2000 Champions of Romania and Romanian Supercup winner

2003 UEFA Cup: Neman Grodno 1-1 Steaua; Steaua 0-0 Neman Grodno; Southampton 1-1 Steaua; Steaua 1-0 Southampton; Steaua 1-1 Liverpool; Liverpool 1-0 Steaua

Club

Steaua Bucharest

Address: Grand Office, Hotel Marriott, Blvd. 13 Septembrie # 90, Sector 2, Bucharest, Romania

Phone: 40-21-403-4250 Fax: 40-21-403-4252 Official Website: www.steauafc.ro

Stadium: Blvd. Ghencea # 35, Sector 5, Bucharest, Romania

Board Members Owner: Gigi Becali President: Argaseala General Manager: Mihai Stoica Vice-President: Teia Sponte

Coaching Staff Coach: Olaroiu Cosmin Second Coach: Stefan Stoica Goalkeepers Coach: Vasile Iorda

Honors

Not too many clubs in the world can be proud to have won so many trophies. Steaua is the most loved club in Romania, and the most known from Eastern Europe, was the first East European club to have won the UEFA Champions League Cup (at that time named European Champions Cup - 1986). 23 times Romanian Champions and almost the same number (20) of Romanian Cup winner, Steaua is setting a record on Romanian football history.

UEFA Champions League	Champions	1986 UEFA Champions League	Runner-up	1988 UEFA Supercup	Champions	1987 Toyota Cup	Runner-up	1988 Romanian League 23 Champions	1951, 1952, 1953, 1956, 1960, 1961, 1968, 1976, 1978, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2005, 2006 Romanian Cup	20 Winner	1949, 1951, 1952, 1955, 1962, 1966, 1967, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1976, 1979, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1992, 1996, 1997, 1999 Romanian Supercup	5 Winner	1994, 1995, 1998, 2000, 2006

Articles

Stylish Steaua sweep past Dynamo(UEFA website) Wednesday, 13 September 2006, by John Mathews FC Steaua Bucuresti issued a warning to the rest of their Group E opponents by beginning their first UEFA Champions League group-stage campaign in a decad

First-half flourish Goals by Sorin Ghionea, Valentin Badea and Nicolae Dica put the Romanian champions in a commanding position after an electric first half and although Serhiy Rebrov also found the net for Dynamo in the opening period, the Ukrainian side's hopes were finally ended with eleven minutes remaining when Dica galloped clear to crown Steaua's night with a fine finish.

Early goal Steaua had made a sensational start in Kiev, taking the lead as early as the third minute and stunning the NSC Olympiyskiy Stadium into near-silence. Defender Ghionea, one of four players restored to the Steaua lineup after a 1-0 weekend win at FC 2005 Pitesti, ghosted into the box at the far post for an inswinging corner and his firm header set the goals rolling.

Dynamo level Three minutes later, Dynamo midfielder Ayila Yussuf had a shot kicked off the line by Rahamin Saban, although the whistle had already blown for a foul on Steaua goalkeeper Carlos Alberto Fernandes. Dynamo only had to wait until the 16th minute to draw level as Ukrainian international Rebrov scored his 20th UEFA Champions League goal – and his first since March 2000 - by powerfully prodding the ball past Fernandes after latching on to Diogo Rincón's incisive pass. Rebrov came close to adding to his total soon after but his swerving drive was too high to trouble Fernandes.

Steaua strike back Steaua, determined not to be intimidated by their now resurgent hosts, found a higher gear and moved in front again with another header in the 24th minute. Badea was the marksman, stooping to connect with Dica's clever cross following a throw-in which caught Dynamo completely unawares and his diving effort beat Olexandr Shovkovskiy by going in off a post. Provider then turned scorer as Dica registered the fourth goal of an astonishing first half in the 43rd minute, curling in a superb free-kick from 25 metres to give the visitors a two-goal cushion.

Rebrov miss Dynamo battled hard to get back into the match after the restart and looked their most threatening from set-pieces, as a series of deliveries induced a measure of panic in Steaua's rearguard, most notably when Rebrov volleyed into the side-netting from close range following a corner. Fellow forward Maksim Shatskikh also tested Fernandes with a flicked header but the Portuguese keeper was comfortably equal to the effort.

Dica double As a result of their increased forward thrusts, Dynamo were left totally exposed at the back as they chased the game and Dica made them pay with his second strike late on, sprinting into a seemingly endless amount of space before neatly clipping the ball over the onrushing Shovkovskiy for Steaua's fourth goal which capped a memorable return to the UEFA Champions League group stage.

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