Tag: extra time

  • Athlete of the week

    Athlete of the week

    Romanian international footballer Valentin Mihaila was
    one of the Serie A 27th round’s scorers. Currently signed up by
    Parma, this past Sunday Mihaila provided the opener in Parma’s home game
    against AS Rome. On 9th minute Mihaila drew first blood as the other
    Romanian playing for Parma, Dennis Man, centered the ball from the right-hand
    side of the pitch. According to a statistic quoted by Agerpres, it was for the
    first time since the 2004-2005 season when a Romanian provided an assist for
    another Romanian in a Serie A fixture. Parma won the match against Rome, 2-nil;
    reason enough for Radio Romania International to designate Valentin Mihaila the
    Athlete of the week.


    Valentin Mihăilă scored for Parma for the second time
    in a row in a Serie A match. This past Sunday Mihaila scored against Fiorentina
    on 90 minutes, away from home. Yet Parma sadly wasted the opportunity the win,
    since Fiorentina scored in the 4th minute of extra time, and the
    match ended 3-all. Notwithstanding, the fact that Parma grabbed a point in the
    match against Fiorentina was crucial for Parma’s race against relegation.
    Furthermore, the three points Parma won in the match against Rome enable the
    former team to keep its hopes alive for another season in Serie A.


    Valentin Mihăilă was born in 2000, on February 2nd.
    He made his debut in professional football when he was 17, in Universitatea
    Craiova’s match against Sepsi Sfantu Gheorghe, counting towards Romanian Cup in
    football, a fixture Craiova won, 2-nil. It was not until 2018 when Mihaila
    played for Universitatea Craiova’s first lineup. Also in 2018, Valentin Mihaila
    played for Universitatea Craiova in Europa League preliminaries; we recall that
    back then Craiova sustained a 1-3 defeat by RP Leipzig. In 2020, Valentin
    Mihaila was sold to Parma for 8 million and a half Euros, the heftiest sum ever
    to have been paid for a Romanian League One footballer.




  • Athlete of the week

    Athlete of the week

    Romanian international footballer Valentin Mihaila was
    one of the Serie A 27th round’s scorers. Currently signed up by
    Parma, this past Sunday Mihaila provided the opener in Parma’s home game
    against AS Rome. On 9th minute Mihaila drew first blood as the other
    Romanian playing for Parma, Dennis Man, centered the ball from the right-hand
    side of the pitch. According to a statistic quoted by Agerpres, it was for the
    first time since the 2004-2005 season when a Romanian provided an assist for
    another Romanian in a Serie A fixture. Parma won the match against Rome, 2-nil;
    reason enough for Radio Romania International to designate Valentin Mihaila the
    Athlete of the week.


    Valentin Mihăilă scored for Parma for the second time
    in a row in a Serie A match. This past Sunday Mihaila scored against Fiorentina
    on 90 minutes, away from home. Yet Parma sadly wasted the opportunity the win,
    since Fiorentina scored in the 4th minute of extra time, and the
    match ended 3-all. Notwithstanding, the fact that Parma grabbed a point in the
    match against Fiorentina was crucial for Parma’s race against relegation.
    Furthermore, the three points Parma won in the match against Rome enable the
    former team to keep its hopes alive for another season in Serie A.


    Valentin Mihăilă was born in 2000, on February 2nd.
    He made his debut in professional football when he was 17, in Universitatea
    Craiova’s match against Sepsi Sfantu Gheorghe, counting towards Romanian Cup in
    football, a fixture Craiova won, 2-nil. It was not until 2018 when Mihaila
    played for Universitatea Craiova’s first lineup. Also in 2018, Valentin Mihaila
    played for Universitatea Craiova in Europa League preliminaries; we recall that
    back then Craiova sustained a 1-3 defeat by RP Leipzig. In 2020, Valentin
    Mihaila was sold to Parma for 8 million and a half Euros, the heftiest sum ever
    to have been paid for a Romanian League One footballer.