2006–07 Liga II

Liga II
Season 2006–07

The 2006–07 Liga II was the 67th season of Liga II, the second tier of the Romanian football league system. It was the first in the new format (two series of 18 teams each). The season began on 12 August 2006 and lasted until 9 June 2007.

The top two teams from each series were promoted at the end of the season to the Liga I, while the bottom four were relegated to the Liga III.

FRF changed the system into a one with 2 series of 18 teams each, compared to the 3 series of 16 teams used last season, thus coming back to the system that was last used in the 2000–01 season.

Standings

Seria I is on the left hand side, Seria II is on the right hand side

Pos Club Pld W D L GF GA +/- Pts Comments Pos Club Pld W D L GF GA +/- Pts
1
 Delta Tulcea 1 (C) (P)
34
19
7
8
70
40
+30
64
 Promotion to Liga I
1
 Universitatea Cluj-Napoca (C) (P)
34
21
9
4
49
21
+28
72
2
 Gloria Buzău (P)
34
18
8
8
56
38
+18
62
2
 Dacia Mioveni (P)
34
17
9
8
44
26
+18
60
3
 Petrolul Ploieşti
34
17
8
9
54
37
+17
59
  
3
 CSM Râmnicu Vâlcea
34
18
5
11
40
31
+9
59
4
 Forex Braşov
34
17
5
12
45
28
+17
56
4
 Unirea Alba Iulia
34
15
9
10
34
28
+6
54
5
 FCM Bacău
34
17
9
8
39
21
+18
52
5
 Minerul Lupeni
34
16
4
14
39
37
+2
52
6
 Dunărea Galaţi
34
14
9
11
34
33
+1
51
6
 Gaz Metan Mediaş
34
15
6
13
54
37
+17
51
7
 CS Otopeni
34
14
9
11
38
30
+8
51
7
 FC Caracal
34
15
4
15
40
33
+7
49
8
 Sportul Studenţesc Bucureşti
34
13
11
10
45
49
-4
50
8
 Industria Sârmei Câmpia Turzii
34
13
8
13
31
36
-5
47
9
 Dunărea Giurgiu
34
13
10
11
47
35
+12
49
9
 FCU Politehnica II Timişoara
34
12
10
12
45
37
+8
46
10
 FC Braşov
34
12
11
11
48
38
+10
47
10
 Corvinul Hunedoara
34
11
13
10
44
40
+4
46
11
 FC Botoşani
34
13
7
14
37
38
-1
46
11
 FCM Târgovişte
34
12
10
12
29
31
-2
46
12
 Prefab 05 Modelu
34
12
9
13
46
45
+1
45
12
 FCM Reşiţa
34
13
7
14
38
37
+1
46
13
 FC Săcele
34
11
10
13
34
43
-9
43
13
 Bihor Oradea
34
12
10
12
40
42
-2
46
14
 FCM Câmpina
34
11
9
14
33
32
+1
42
14
 CFR Timişoara
34
13
6
15
37
45
-8
45
15
 Cetatea Suceava (R)
34
10
10
14
43
50
-7
40
Relegation to Liga III
15
 Building Vânju Mare (R)
34
11
8
15
28
33
-5
41
16
 FC Snagov (R)
34
8
5
21
29
75
-46
29
16
 FC Baia Mare (R)
34
9
8
17
27
54
-27
35
17
 Chimia Brazi (R)
34
7
5
22
30
57
-27
26
17
 Unirea Dej (R)
34
7
6
21
31
62
-31
27
18
 CF Brăila (R)
34
4
10
20
20
60
-40
22
18
 Auxerre Lugoj (R)
34
5
10
19
24
44
-20
25
1 Delta Tulcea was denied the right to participate in the next season of Liga I because it failed to meet the licensing requirements, therefore Ceahlăul Piatra Neamţ (15th place in the Liga I) was spared from relegation.

Goals

14 goals
13 goals
10 goals
9 goals
8 goals
7 goals
5 goals
3 goals
2 goals
1 goals
  • Romania Liviu Nicolae (FCM Târgovişte)
  • Romania Daniel Bârlădeanu (Dunărea Galați)
  • Romania Marian Nejneru (Dunărea Galați)
  • Romania Andrei Antohi (Dunărea Galați)
  • Romania Cristian Oroş (Bihor Oradea)
  • Romania Gabriel Mărgărit (CS Otopeni)
  • Romania Ştefan Odoroabă (Petrolul Ploieşti)
  • Romania Sorin Iodi (Universitatea Cluj)
  • Romania Silviu Păuna (Sportul Studențesc Bucureşti)
  • Romania Marius Postolache (Sportul Studențesc Bucureşti)
0 goals
  • Romania Raul Unchiaş (Unirea Alba Iulia)
  • Romania Gabriel Rotaru (Unirea Alba Iulia)
  • Romania Liviu Hapaină (Dacia Mioveni)
  • Romania Iulian Ilie (Dacia Mioveni)
  • Romania Adrian Sălăgeanu (Dacia Mioveni)
  • Romania Dan Apostol (Dunărea Galați)
  • Romania Dorin Arcanu (FC Săcele)
  • Romania Marius Călin (FC Săcele)
  • Romania Flavius Moldovan (FC Săcele)
  • Romania Flavius Şomfălean (Gaz Metan Mediaş)
  • Romania Constantin Secăreanu (Sportul Studențesc Bucureşti)
  • Romania Marian Dedu (Sportul Studențesc Bucureşti)
  • Romania Mădălin Oae (Sportul Studențesc Bucureşti)
  • Romania Daniel Lung (Sportul Studențesc Bucureşti)
  • Romania Ionuț Mazilu (Sportul Studențesc Bucureşti)
  • Romania Alexandru Iliuciuc (CF Brăila)
  • Romania Florin Nofitovici (Petrolul Ploieşti)
  • Romania Tihamer Török (Minerul Lupeni)
  • Romania Gabriel Băcneanu (FC Baia Mare)
  • Romania Andrei Boroştean (Unirea Dej)
  • Romania Florentin Rădulescu (CS Otopeni)

See also

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