A FAN invaded the pitch before being dragged off by security during Romania’s 3-0 win over Ukraine.
The supporter, who was wearing a yellow t-shirt, appeared from one of the stands behind the goal before a Ukraine corner.
AFPA pitch invader made it up to Romania player Nicolae Stanciu[/caption]
He appeared from the stand behind the goal
Stewards were quick to react to the incident
GettyThe man was swiftly taken away after invading the pitch[/caption]
The fan went onto the pitch when Romania led 3-0 in the group-stage matchReuters
He managed to get to Romanian star Nicolae Stanciu, but was swiftly whisked away by stewards before anything happened.
The game quickly resumed with Romania leading 3-0 in the Group E clash.
There was an incredible atmosphere inside the Allianz Arena in Munich.
That was largely down to the Romanian supporters who made a raucous noise that spurred on their side.
Some could even be seen in tears as their side marched to a first Euros victory in 24 years.
Stanciu broke the deadlock with a screamer shortly before the half-hour mark, ripping a thunderbolt into the top corner.
Razvan Marin then doubled Romania’s lead eight minutes into the second period with another long-range strike – this time zipping into the bottom corner.
And Denis Dragus made sure of the points four minutes later, stabbing home from close range.
Romania and Ukraine are in Group E alongside Belgium and Slovakia.
Next up for Romania is a clash with Belgium on Saturday, before they take on Slovakia on June 26.
They have only qualified out of the group once before at the Euros – in 2000 when they reached the quarter-finals before losing 2-0 to eventual runners-up Italy.