The Romanian national football team's message to students taking the National Evaluation: "We're keeping our fingers crossed for you!"
The excitement is high for the eighth-grade graduates. The National Evaluation 2024 begins on Tuesday, June 25, with the written exam in Romanian Language.
The players of the Romanian national football team also have their nerves on edge, as on Wednesday, June 26, they will play against Slovakia with a spot in the round of 16 of EURO 2024 at stake.
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Despite this, the "Tricolorii" are also thinking about the eighth-grade graduates. Through Răzvan Marin, they sent an encouraging message to the students who will be taking the National Evaluation.
"Not only do we have an important test to pass these days, but so do the eighth-grade students. We wish you great success, dear students, in the National Evaluation. We're keeping our fingers crossed for you, just as you are for us", is the message the national team conveyed to the eighth-grade graduates.
The Slovakia vs. Romania match will take place on Wednesday, June 26, in Frankfurt, as part of Group E at EURO 2024. The match will be broadcast live on PRO TV and VOYO.
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