Moldova Davis Cup team

Moldova
Captain	Iurie Gorban
ITF ranking	82 (3 February 2025) [1]
First year	1995
Years played	29
Ties played (W–L)	119 (67–52)
Best finish	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Third round (2013) and (2014)
Most total wins	Radu Albot (43–18)
Most singles wins	Radu Albot (30–8)
Most doubles wins	Andrei Ciumac (19–16)
Best doubles team	Cozbinov / Snițari (6–1) Albot / Ciumac (6–4)
Most ties played	Andrei Ciumac (51)
Most years played	Andrei Ciumac (16)

The Moldova men's national tennis team represents Moldova in Davis Cup tennis competition and is governed by the Moldovan Tennis Federation.

History

Moldova made their Davis Cup debut in 1995. Their best performances came in the early-2010s when they reached the Europe/Africa Zone Group II third round in two consecutive years – 2013 and 2014. Moldovan players previously represented the Soviet Union.

Current team

• Ilya Snițari
• Andrei Gorban
• Andrei Ciumac

1990s

Year	Competition	Date	Location	Opponent	Score	Result
1995	Europe/Africa Zone Group III, Round robin	10 May	San Marino (SMR)	Togo	3–0	Win
		11 May		Benin	2–1	Win
		12 May		Greece	0–3	Loss
		13 May		FR Yugoslavia	0–3	Loss
		14 May		San Marino	1–2	Loss
1996	Europe/Africa Zone Group III, Round robin	8 January	Nairobi (KEN)	Estonia	1–2	Loss
		9 January		Cyprus	2–1	Win
		10 January		Cameroon	1–2	Loss
		11 January		Zambia	2–1	Win
		12 January		Djibouti	3–0	Win
		13 January		Ireland	0–3	Loss
1997	Europe/Africa Zone Group III, Round robin	21 May	Plovdiv (BUL)	Cameroon	3–0	Win
		22 May		Algeria	3–0	Win
		23 May		Monaco	0–3	Loss
	Europe/Africa Zone Group III, 1st to 4th play-off	24 May		Bulgaria	0–3	Loss
	Europe/Africa Zone Group III, 3rd to 4th play-off	25 May		Estonia	1–2	Loss
1998	Europe/Africa Zone Group III, Round robin	20 May	Skopje (MKD)	Lithuania	2–1	Win
		21 May		Macedonia	1–2	Loss
		22 May		Tunisia	2–1	Win
	Europe/Africa Zone Group III, 5th to 8th play-off	23 May		San Marino	2–1	Win
	Europe/Africa Zone Group III, 5th to 6th play-off	24 May		Tunisia	1–2	Loss
1999	Europe/Africa Zone Group III, Round robin	9 June	Tallinn (EST)	Monaco	1–2	Loss
		10 June		Zambia	3–0	Win
		11 June		Estonia	2–1	Win
	Europe/Africa Zone Group III, 1st to 4th play-off	12 June		Lithuania	1–2	Loss
	Europe/Africa Zone Group III, 3rd to 4th play-off	13 June		Armenia	2–1	Win

2000s

Year	Competition	Date	Location	Opponent	Score	Result
2000	Europe/Africa Zone Group III, Round robin	24 May	Antananarivo (MAD)	Senegal	3–0	Win
		25 May		Iceland	3–0	Win
		26 May		Benin	3–0	Win
	Europe/Africa Zone Group III, 1st to 4th play-off	27 May		Macedonia	2–1	Win
	Europe/Africa Zone Group III, 1st to 2nd play-off	28 May		Armenia	2–1	Win
2001	Europe/Africa Zone Group II, First round	27–29 April	Chișinău (MDA)	Armenia	2–3	Loss
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Relegation play-off	20–22 July		Turkey	3–2	Win
2002	Europe/Africa Zone Group II, First round	3–5 May	Chișinău (MDA)	Denmark	0–5	Loss
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Relegation play-off	12–14 July	Cairo (EGY)	Egypt	0–5	Loss
2003	Europe/Africa Zone Group III, Round robin	11 June	Jūrmala (LAT)	Latvia	1–2	Loss
		12 June		Macedonia	1–2	Loss
		13 June		Azerbaijan	1–2	Loss
	Europe/Africa Zone Group III, 5th to 8th play-off	14 June		Bosnia and Herzegovina	3–0	Win
		15 June		Turkey	0–2	Loss
2004	Europe/Africa Zone Group IV, Round robin	15 July	Chișinău (MDA)	Uganda	3–0	Win
		16 July		Rwanda	3–0	Win
		16 July		Bosnia and Herzegovina	1–2	Loss
	Europe/Africa Zone Group IV, 1st to 4th play-off	17 July		Armenia	1–2	Loss
		18 July		Mauritius	3–0	Win
2005	Europe/Africa Zone Group IV, Round robin	2 March	Kampala (UGA)	Djibouti	3–0	Win
		3 March		Malta	3–0	Win
		4 March		Benin	3–0	Win
		5 March		Botswana	2–1	Win
2006	Europe/Africa Zone Group III, Round robin	19 July	Banja Luka (BIH)	Bosnia and Herzegovina	1–2	Loss
		20 July		Turkey	0–3	Loss
		21 July		Monaco	1–2	Loss
	Europe/Africa Zone Group III, 5th to 8th play-off	22 July		Andorra	3–0	Win
		23 July		Armenia	3–0	Win
2007	Europe/Africa Zone Group III, Round robin	9 May	Cairo (EGY)	Bosnia and Herzegovina	2–1	Win
		10 May		Ireland	0–3	Loss
		11 May		Lithuania	1–2	Loss
	Europe/Africa Zone Group III, 5th to 8th play-off	12 May		San Marino	3–0	Win
		13 May		Iceland	2–1	Win
2008	Europe/Africa Zone Group III, Round robin	7 May	Yerevan (ARM)	Armenia	3–0	Win
		8 May		Norway	2–1	Win
		9 May		Andorra	3–0	Win
	Europe/Africa Zone Group III, 1st to 4th play-off	10 May		Bosnia and Herzegovina	3–0	Win
		11 May		Lithuania	3–0	Win
2009	Europe/Africa Zone Group II, First round	6–8 March	Jūrmala (LAT)	Latvia	0–5	Loss
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Relegation play-off	10–12 July	Gödöllő (HUN)	Hungary	2–3	Loss

2010s

Year	Competition	Date	Location	Opponent	Score	Result
2010	Europe Zone Group III, Round robin	10 May	Marousi (GRE)	San Marino	3–0	Win
		11 May		Albania	3–0	Win
		12 May		Armenia	3–0	Win
		13 May		Greece	1–2	Loss
		14 May		Montenegro	2–1	Win
	Europe Zone Group III, 1st to 4th play-off	15 May		Luxembourg	1–2	Loss
2011	Europe Zone Group III, Round robin	11 May	Skopje (MKD)	Malta	3–0	Win
		13 May		Iceland	3–0	Win
	Europe Zone Group III, 1st to 4th play-off	14 May		Montenegro	2–1	Win
2012	Europe/Africa Zone Group II, First round	10–12 February	Minsk (BLR)	Belarus	1–4	Loss
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Relegation play-off	6–8 April	Istanbul (TUR)	Turkey	3–2	Win
2013	Europe/Africa Zone Group II, First round	1–3 February	Chișinău (MDA)	Hungary	3–2	Win
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Second round	5–7 April	Mostar (BIH)	Bosnia and Herzegovina	3–1	Win
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Third round	13–15 September	Chișinău (MDA)	Portugal	2–3	Loss
2014	Europe/Africa Zone Group II, First round	31 January–2 February	Chișinău (MDA)	Egypt	4–1	Win
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Second round	4–6 April		Belarus	4–1	Win
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Third round	12–14 September	Kolding (DEN)	Denmark	2–3	Loss
2015	Europe/Africa Zone Group II, First round	6–8 March	Győr (HUN)	Hungary	1–4	Loss
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Relegation play-off	17–19 July	Harare (ZIM)	Zimbabwe	0–5	Loss
2016	Europe Zone Group III, Round robin	2 March	Tallinn (EST)	San Marino	3–0	Win
		4 March		Malta	3–0	Win
	Europe Zone Group III, 1st to 4th play-off	5 March		Estonia	0–2	Loss
2017	Europe Zone Group III, Round robin	6 April	Sozopol (BUL)	Iceland	1–2	Loss
		7 April		Malta	2–1	Win
		7–8 April		Macedonia	1–2	Loss
	Europe Zone Group III, 5th to 8th play-off	8 April		Liechtenstein	2–1	Win
2018	Europe Zone Group III, Round robin	4 April	Ulcinj (MNE)	Liechtenstein	3–0	Win
		5 April		Malta	1–2	Loss
		6 April		Kosovo	2–1	Win
	Europe Zone Group III, 3rd to 4th play-off	7 April		Greece	0–3	Loss

2020s

Year	Competition	Date	Location	Opponent	Score	Result
2020–21	Europe Zone Group IV, Round robin	22 June	Skopje (MKD)	Andorra	3–0	Win
		24 June		Kosovo	3–0	Win
		25 June		San Marino	3–0	Win
		26 June		North Macedonia	1–2	Loss
2022	Europe Zone Group III, Round robin	22 June	Ulcinj (MNE)	Montenegro	2–1	Win
		23 June		Luxembourg	1–2	Loss
		24 June		North Macedonia	2–1	Win
	Europe Zone Group III, 3rd to 4th play-off	25 June		Cyprus	0–3	Loss
2023	Europe Zone Group III, Round robin	14 June	Larnaca (CYP)	Cyprus	3–0	Win
		15 June		North Macedonia	3–0	Win
		16 June		Malta	3–0	Win
	Europe Zone Group III, 1st to 2nd play-off	17 June		Estonia	0–2	Loss
2024	World Group II Play-off	3–4 February	Montevideo (URU)	Uruguay	2–3	Loss
	Europe Zone Group III, Round robin	19 June	Ulcinj (MNE)	Kosovo	3–0	Win
		20 June		Azerbaijan	3–0	Win
		21 June		Cyprus	1–2	Loss
	Europe Zone Group III, 3rd to 4th play-off	22 June		Slovenia	1–2	Loss
2025	World Group II Play-off	1–2 February	Santa Tecla (ESA)	El Salvador	2–3	Loss
	Europe Zone Group III, Round robin	10 June	Skopje (MKD)	Armenia	3–0	Win
		11 June		Malta	2–1	Win
		12 June		North Macedonia	1–2	Loss
		13 June		Latvia	1–2	Loss
		14 June		Montenegro	0–3	Loss

Head-to-head record

As of 14 June 2025, following the tie against Montenegro.

Africa   Benin 3–0   Zambia 2–0   Djibouti 2–0   Cameroon 1–1   Tunisia 1–1   Egypt 1–1   Togo 1–0   Algeria 1–0   Senegal 1–0   Uganda 1–0   Rwanda 1–0   Mauritius 1–0   Botswana 1–0   Zimbabwe 0–1

Europe   Armenia 6–2   North Macedonia 3–5   Malta 6–1   San Marino 5–1   Bosnia and Herzegovina 4–2   Estonia 1–4   Iceland 3–1   Montenegro 3–1   Lithuania 2–2   Turkey 2–2   Cyprus 2–2   Andorra 3–0   Kosovo 3–0   Hungary 1–2

Monaco 0–3   Greece 0–3   Latvia 0–3   Liechtenstein 2–0   Belarus 1–1   Azerbaijan 1–1   Ireland 0–2   Denmark 0–2   Luxembourg 0–2   Norway 1–0   Albania 1–0   Bulgaria 0–1   Portugal 0–1   Slovenia 0–1

FR Yugoslavia 0–1 Americas   Uruguay 0–1   El Salvador 0–1

See also

• Moldova Billie Jean King Cup team

References

1. "Davis Cup - Rankings".

External links

• Team page on DavisCup.com, the official website of the Davis Cup