Match Report: FC Milsami 0–1 Dacia-Buiucani
Moldovan Super Liga – 13 July 2026

Match Overview

Dacia-Buiucani secured a valuable away victory in the Moldovan Super Liga, edging FC Milsami 1–0 on a tense evening in Orhei. A solitary goal in the second half was enough to lift the visitors above their hosts in the early-season standings.

Goal Decides It

The only goal of the match came in the 67th minute. Dacia-Buiucani’s midfielder Ion Aramă latched onto a deflected cross from the right and drove a low shot past Milsami goalkeeper Radu Cebotari. The strike ended a period of increasing pressure from the visitors, who had grown into the game after a cautious first half.

Key Moments

• First half: Milsami started brightly, with forward Mihail Sava forcing an early save from Dacia goalkeeper Andrei Cojocaru in the 12th minute. The hosts dominated possession but could not break down a well‑organised Dacia defence.
• Second half: Dacia-Buiucani adjusted their shape, pushing higher up the pitch. Their midfield trio of Aramă, Dumitru Stratan, and Victor Stînă began to win the second balls. Aramă’s goal came after a quick counter‑attack.
• Late pressure: Milsami threw bodies forward in the final 10 minutes. Substitute striker Ilie Damașcan headed just over in the 84th minute, and Cebotari made a brave save at the feet of a Dacia forward in stoppage time, but the visitors held on.

Tactical Story

Milsami employed a 4‑3‑3 system, aiming to control midfield through experienced playmaker Eugeniu Cociș. Dacia-Buiucani responded with a compact 4‑4‑2, absorbing pressure and looking to hit on the break. The winning goal came from exactly that pattern – a turnover in midfield followed by quick vertical passing.

Standout Players

• Ion Aramă (Dacia-Buiucani): Scored the decisive goal and worked tirelessly in midfield, covering ground and breaking up play.
• Radu Cebotari (Milsami): Despite the defeat, the goalkeeper made several important saves to keep his side in the contest.

Season Impact

Victory lifts Dacia-Buiucani to fourth place in the Moldovan Super Liga with 10 points from 5 matches, while Milsami slip to sixth on 7 points. The result gives Dacia momentum as they look to challenge the traditional powers of Sheriff Tiraspol and Petrocub Hîncești in the title race.