FCSB secured the 2025 Romanian Supercup by defeating CFR Cluj 2-1 in a tense match at Stadionul Steaua in Bucharest. Dennis Politic opened the scoring for FCSB early in the second half (49′), before Alin Fica equalized for CFR Cluj in the 65th minute. The decisive moment came deep into stoppage time when Risto Radunovic scored a dramatic winner in the 90+2 minute to seal the trophy for FCSB.
FCSB – CFR CLUJ 2-1
(Romanian Supercup – July 5th, 2025)
The match was emotionally charged for CFR Cluj, as the players were visibly affected by the defeat and the missed opportunity to contest the trophy via penalties. Had Radunovic not scored in injury time, the game would have proceeded directly to a shootout after a 1-1 draw at full time. Despite the loss, the CFR Cluj squad, led by coach Dan Petrescu, faced their supporters with bowed heads but received encouraging messages. The fans urged the team to start the upcoming Superliga season strongly and emphasized the importance of qualifying for European competitions to uphold the club’s prestigious reputation.
FCSB’s victory marks their eighth Supercup title, further cementing their dominance in Romanian football, while CFR Cluj remains with four Supercup wins. The match also saw an early setback for FCSB as their striker Denis Alibec was forced off due to injury shortly after the start.
The outcome highlights FCSB’s resilience and capability to clinch crucial trophies under pressure, setting a positive tone for their season ahead. Meanwhile, CFR Cluj’s response and fan support underscore their determination to rebound and maintain their status in domestic and European football.