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1922 King Alexander's Cup
Event	King Alexander's Cup
Date	8 June 1922
Venue	Stadion SK Jugoslavija, Belgrade
Referee	Heinrich Retschury (Austria)
Attendance	5,000
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Yugoslavia vs Romania (first international match of Romania)

The 1922 King Alexander's Cup (Romanian: Cupa Regelui Alexandru 1922) was the first edition of the Friendship Cup. It was a single-game tournament in 1922 and the first official match of the national association football team of Romania. The trophy was named after Alexander I, the King of Yugoslavia. The match was organized to celebrate the wedding of King Alexander I of Yugoslavia with the Princess Maria of Romania. The game had taken place at Stadion SK Jugoslavija in Belgrade, Yugoslavia (today part of Serbia), and ended with a 2-1 win of Romania.^[1]

Pre-match

Match

^[2]^[3]

June 8, 1922

Yugoslavia	1–2	Romania
Šifer 35' (pen.)		Rónnay 41' (pen.) Guga 61'

Stadion SK Jugoslavija
Belgrade, Yugoslavia

Attendance: 5,000

Referee: Heinrich Retschury (Austria)

Yugoslavia

Romania

Squad :
GK Dragutin Friedrich
BK Andrija Kujundžić
BK Jaroslav Šifer
HW Stjepan Šterk
HC Artur Dubravčić (c)
HW Rudolf Rupec
FW Dragutin Babić
FW Branko Zinaja
FW Emil Perška
FW Vladimir Vinek
FW Ivan Šojat
Manager :
Veljko Ugrinić

Positions

GK = Goalkeeper
BK = Back
HW = Half-winger
HC = Half-center
FW = Forward

Squad :
GK Adalbert Ritter
BK Alois Szilagy
BK Elemer Hirsch
HW Dezideriu Jakobi
HC Nicolae Hönigsberg
HW Francisc Zimmerman
FW Aurel Guga (c)
FW Carol Frech
FW Paul Schiller
FW Ferenc Rónay
FW Ion Auer
Manager :
Teofil Morariu

Post-match

References

^ "Romania - List of International Matches". rsssf.com. July 2018.
^ "Yugoslavia 1-2 Romania". eu-football.info. July 2018.
^ "The debut of The Tricolours" (in Romanian). ripensia-sport-magazin.ro. 24 January 2017.

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Others

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27 September 2011	UEFA Champions League	Oțelul Galați	Benfica	0 – 1	6,824
29 September 2011	UEFA Europa League	Rapid București	PSV Eindhoven	1 – 3	21,320
18 October 2011	UEFA Champions League	Oțelul Galați	Manchester United	0 – 2	28,047
20 October 2011	UEFA Europa League	Rapid București	Legia Warsaw	0 – 1	13,726
3 November 2011	UEFA Europa League	Steaua București	Maccabi Haifa	4 – 2	31,233
22 November 2011	UEFA Champions League	Oțelul Galați	Basel	2 – 3	5,797
30 November 2011	UEFA Europa League	Rapid București	Hapoel Tel Aviv	1 – 3	4,529
14 December 2011	UEFA Europa League	Steaua București	AEK Larnaca	3 – 1	50,051
16 February 2012	UEFA Europa League	Steaua București	Twente	0 – 1	49,588
9 May 2012	UEFA Europa League Final	Atlético Madrid	Athletic Bilbao	3 – 0	52,347
2 August 2012	UEFA Europa League	Steaua București	Spartak Trnava	0 – 1	23,494
9 August 2012	UEFA Europa League	Rapid București	Heerenveen	1 – 0	1,928
23 August 2012	UEFA Europa League	Dinamo București	Metalist Kharkiv	0 – 2	14,800
4 October 2012	UEFA Europa League	Steaua București	Copenhagen	1 – 0	48,694
25 October 2012	UEFA Europa League	Steaua București	Molde	2 – 0	43,651
22 November 2012	UEFA Europa League	Steaua București	Stuttgart	1 – 5	50,445
21 February 2013	UEFA Europa League	Steaua București	Ajax	2 – 0 (4–2 p.)	35,423
7 March 2013	UEFA Europa League	Steaua București	Chelsea	1 – 0	50,016
11 July 2013	UEFA Europa League	Astra Giurgiu	Domžale	2 – 0	1,513
16 July 2013	UEFA Champions League	Steaua București	Vardar	1 – 0	40,725
18 July 2013	UEFA Europa League	Astra Giurgiu	Omonia	1 – 1	2,164
6 August 2013	UEFA Champions League	Steaua București	Dinamo Tbilisi	1 – 1	44,225
8 August 2013	UEFA Europa League	Astra Giurgiu	Trenčín	2 – 2	1,440
21 August 2013	UEFA Champions League	Steaua București	Legia Warsaw	1 – 1	52,303
1 October 2013	UEFA Champions League	Steaua București	Chelsea	0 – 4	36,713
22 October 2013	UEFA Champions League	Steaua București	Basel	1 – 1	23,899
26 November 2013	UEFA Champions League	Steaua București	Schalke 04	0 – 0	50,633
23 July 2014	UEFA Champions League	Steaua București	Strømsgodset	2 – 0	18,043
6 August 2014	UEFA Champions League	Steaua București	Aktobe	2 – 1	24,386
19 August 2014	UEFA Champions League	Steaua București	Ludogorets Razgrad	1 – 0	35,342
18 September 2014	UEFA Europa League	Steaua București	AaB	6 – 0	0^[A]
23 October 2014	UEFA Europa League	Steaua București	Rio Ave	2 – 1	15,753
11 December 2014	UEFA Europa League	Steaua București	Dynamo Kyiv	0 – 2	7,620
22 July 2015	UEFA Champions League	Steaua București	Trenčín	2 – 3	0 ^[A]
29 July 2015	UEFA Champions League	Steaua București	Partizan	1 – 1	0 ^[A]
20 August 2015	UEFA Europa League	Steaua București	Rosenborg	0 – 3	21,204
3 August 2016	UEFA Champions League	Steaua București	Sparta Prague	2 – 0	37,127
16 August 2016	UEFA Champions League	Steaua București	Manchester City	0 – 5	45,327
15 September 2016	UEFA Europa League	Astra Giurgiu	Austria Wien	2 – 3	3,300
29 September 2016	UEFA Europa League	Steaua București	Villarreal	1 – 1	13,231
20 October 2016	UEFA Europa League	Steaua București	Zürich	1 – 1	13,154
3 November 2016	UEFA Europa League	Astra Giurgiu	Viktoria Plzeň	1 – 1	1,450
24 November 2016	UEFA Europa League	Steaua București	Osmanlıspor	2 – 1	6,020
8 December 2016	UEFA Europa League	Astra Giurgiu	Roma	0 – 0	7,100
25 July 2017	UEFA Champions League	FCSB	Viktoria Plzeň	2 – 2	33,795
27 July 2017	UEFA Europa League	Dinamo București	Athletic Bilbao	1 – 1	26,783
23 August 2017	UEFA Champions League	FCSB	Sporting CP	1 – 5	49,220
14 September 2017	UEFA Europa League	FCSB	Viktoria Plzeň	3 – 0	20,714
2 November 2017	UEFA Europa League	FCSB	Hapoel Be'er Sheva	1 – 1	27,134
7 December 2017	UEFA Europa League	FCSB	Lugano	1 – 2	13,231
15 February 2018	UEFA Europa League	FCSB	Lazio	1 – 0	33,455
2 August 2018	UEFA Europa League	FCSB	Rudar Velenje	4 – 0	7,030
16 August 2018	UEFA Europa League	FCSB	Hajduk Split	2 – 1	27,410
30 August 2018	UEFA Europa League	FCSB	Rapid Wien	2 – 1	31,274

Notes

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The match was played behind closed doors due to punishment by UEFA.

[1] "Romania - List of International Matches". rsssf.com. July 2018.

[2] "Yugoslavia 1-2 Romania". eu-football.info. July 2018.

[3] "The debut of The Tricolours" (in Romanian). ripensia-sport-magazin.ro. 24 January 2017.

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The match was played behind closed doors due to punishment by UEFA.

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v t e Romania national football team
General	Romanian Football Federation History Managers
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Summer Olympics Finals	1948 1952 1956 1960
FIFA World Cup qualifying play-offs	1962
Other matches	Yugoslavia 1–2 Romania (1922) Yugoslavia 0–2 Netherlands (1990)