Czechoslovakia Beats Romania 2–1 in Round of 16

The match was played at Stadio Littorio, a venue that hosted the competition in 1934. The atmosphere was noticeably subdued, reflecting the significance of the event.

Czech Republic's Karel Petrů managed the CSK side, while Romania 's Costel Rădulescu directed the ROU team. Josef Uridil was the referee for the match.

The first goal came early in the game, with Ștefan Dobay of Romania scoring in the 11th minute. This quickly established a significant lead for the Romanian side.

Czech Republic's Antonín Puč then added another goal in the 50th minute, leveling the score. The goal was a crucial moment for the Czech team.

Oldřich Nejedlý, in a late substitute appearance, scored the final goal in the 67th minute, sealing the victory for Czechoslovakia . The score remained 2-1.

The match was a significant victory for Czechoslovakia, showcasing their attacking prowess and defensive stability. The result solidified their position in the round of 16.

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The match was a significant victory for Czechoslovakia, showcasing their attacking prowess and defensive stability.

The ROU defense held strong throughout the match, preventing any significant opportunities for the Czech team to score. Their resilience was crucial to the victory.

The game was a testament to the tactical approach of both managers, with Petrů focusing on controlling possession and Rădulescu prioritizing defensive solidity. The ROU team showed significant improvement.

The result was a memorable encounter for both teams, demonstrating the competitiveness of the 1934 FIFA World Cup.