FRANKFURT, Germany (Reuters) - Romania coach Edward Iordanescu brushed aside the suggestion his team and Slovakia would play for a mutually beneficial draw in Wednesday’s final European Champions Group E encounter, a result that would most likely see both advance to the last-16.
Belgium take on Ukraine in the other game in the tightest of pools in which all four teams have three points, but Romania head the group going into the last round of fixtures and Iordanescu says his side will go all out for the win to stay there.
