2016 European Football Championships. Euro 2016.
Group A.
Romania (1) v (2) France. (Giroud 57m, Payet 89m,
Stancu 65m pen.) Stade de France, St. Denis, France. 10/06/2016.
Romania:
12. Ciprian Tătăruşanu (G), 3. Raţ Răzvan, 5. Ovidiu Hoban, 6. Vlad Chiricheş (C), 8. Mihai Pintilii,
10. Nicolae Stanciu (7. Alexandru Chipciu 72 min), 14. Florin Andone (9. Denis Alibec 61 min),
19. Bogdan Stancu,
20. Adrian Popa (11. Gabriel Torje 82 min), 21. Dragoş Grigore, 22. Cristian Săpunaru.
France:
1. Hugo Lloris (G)(C), 3. Patrice Evra, 4. Adil Rami, 5. N'Golo Kanté, 7. Antoine Griezmann (20. Kingsley Coman 66 min),
8. Dimitri Payet (18. Moussa Sissoko 90 min), 9. Olivier Giroud, 14.
Blaise Matuidi, 15. Paul Pogba (11. Anthony Martial 77 min),
19. Bacary Sagna, 21. Laurent Koscielny.
Romania (1) v (1) Switzerland. (
Stancu 18m pen, Mehmedi 57m). Parc des Princes, Paris. 15/06/2016.
Romania:
12. Ciprian Tătăruşanu (G), 3. Raţ Răzvan (16. Steliano Filip 62 min, 6. Vlad Chiricheş (C), 7. Alexandru Chipciu,
8. Mihai Pintilii (5. Ovidiu Hoban 46 min), 11. Gabriel Torje, 13. Claudiu Keșerü, 18. Andrei Prepeliţă,
19. Bogdan Stancu (14. Florin Andone 84 min), 21. Dragoş Grigore, 22. Cristian Săpunaru.
Switzerland:
1. Yann Sommer (G), 2. Stephan Lichtsteiner (C), 9. Haris Seferović (7. Breel Embolo 63 min),
10. Granit Xhaka, 11. Valon Behrami, 13. Ricardo Rodríguez, 15. Blerim Džemaili (6. Michael Lang 83 min),
18. Admir Mehmedi, 20. Johan Djourou, 22. Fabian Schär,
23. Xherdan Shaqiri (17. Shani Tarashaj 90+1min)
Romania (0) v (1) Albania. ( Sadiku 43m) Stade de Lyon, Décines, France 19/06/2016.
Romania:
12. Ciprian Tătăruşanu (G), 2. Alexandru Măţel, 5. Ovidiu Hoban, 6. Vlad Chiricheş (C),
9. Denis Alibec (11. Gabriel Torje 57 min), 10. Nicolae Stanciu, 18. Andrei Prepeliţă (17 Lucian Sânmărtean 46 min),
19. Bogdan Stancu, 20. Adrian Popa, 21. Dragoş Grigore, 22. Cristian Săpunaru.
CLUB CAREER:
2005–2006 Argeș Pitești 7 (0)
2005–2006 Dacia Mioveni (loan) 12 (3)
2006–2008 Unirea Urziceni 49 (11)
2008–2011 Steaua București 72 (32)
2011–2012 Galatasaray 14 (2)
2011–2012 Orduspor (loan) 32 (10)
2012–2013 Orduspor 33 (12)
2013–2017 Gençlerbirliği 91 (34)
2017–2019 Bursaspor 50 (8)
2019–2021 Gençlerbirliği 48 (21)
2021– Eyüpspor