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In the 3rd round of the League of Nations, the Romanian team under the leadership of Mircea Lucescu defeated the national team of Cyprus (3:0).

According to the International Federation of Football History and Statistics (IFFHS), the head coach of the Romanian national team, Mircea Lucescu, has become the record holder for the longest coaching career in one team..

His debut match at the home of the “Zhovti” mentor, 79-year-old fahivet on the 11th leaf fall in 1981. The same game with Switzerland ended in a draw 0:0. In this manner, from the beginning to the end of Lucescu’s life in the whole of Romania, 42 years and 336 days passed. This is a record-breaking performance that surpasses the achievements of the great coach of the Paraguay national team Manuel Fleitas Solich in recent days.

Manuel Solic first defeated the Paraguay national team against Brazil (1:1), which took place in the spring of 1922. The last match on the landing of the coach of the national team of Serpna 1965 against Bolivia (1:2).

It is clear that this rating does not account for the interruption in the coaching career of many national teams, since the period from 1986 to 2024, if Lucescu did not leave the national team, is still covered in this rating.