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commune in Dondușeni District, Moldova. It is
composed of two villages,
Boroseni and
Elizavetovca (formerly Elisabeta).
According to the 2014
Moldovan census...
- FC
Moldova Boroseni was a
Moldovan football club
based in
Borosenii Noi, Moldova.
Founded in 1991, the club pla**** 3
seasons in the
Moldovan National Division...
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Gheorghe Bojii (Moldova
Boroseni)
Mihai Andriuță (Moldova
Boroseni)
Sergiu Carabulea (Moldova
Boroseni) Vlad
Oboroc (Moldova
Boroseni)
Sergiu Crivițchii (Cristalul...
- Șomuzul Mare (from
source to mouth): Left: Humoria, Frumoasa, Vătavu,
Boroșeni, Cimbrina, Prisaca,
Brana Right: Stupca, Iazuri, Brădățel, Târgul, Leucușești...
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Sergiu Sîrbu 1992–93
Zimbru Chișinău (2) Tiligul-Tiras
Tiraspol Moldova Boroseni Vladimir Cosse (Tiligul-Tiras Tiraspol) 30
Sergiu Sîrbu (2) 1993–94 Zimbru...
- Dondușeni (Dondoșani; pop. 1,695)
Elizavetovca (Elisabeta; pop. 632)
Boroseni Frasin (Frasân; pop. 2,090)
Caraiman Codrenii Noi Horodiște (Horodiștea;...
- Red = away team win. Notes: The
match between Bugeac Comrat and
Moldova Boroseni was
rated as a
goalless win for home team.
Moldova - List of
final tables...
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citizenship and his name in
Moldovan is
spelled Valeriu Bogdăneț.
Moldova Boroseni Moldovan National Division bronze: 1992–93
Valeri Bogdanets at FootballFacts...
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Ciuciuleni was
rated as a
goalless win for home team. The
match between Moldova Boroseni and
Tricon Cahul was
rated as a
goalless win for home team.
Moldova - List...
- pla**** in
Moldovan National Division for
Olimpia Bălți (1992),
Moldova Boroseni (1992–1993),
Torentul Chișinău (1993–1996), MHM-93 Chișinău (1996–1997)...
