Tweet Written by Gaby Kovács Another Friday night game for Honvéd who travelled to the Városi Sporttelep to face Paks. It was the hosts who took the lead on 26 minutes when Böde ran unchallenged from midfield to fire …
Tweet Our new Hungarian reporters Roland and Enikő have a special treat for us this week, with a brilliant article on the Hungarian second division. We haven’t featured much about these leagues before, but will be much more comprehensive next year. …
Tweet When we look at the current Hungarian national team, it’s hard to imagine that they were once the team to be beaten. In his new weekly column, Levente Batki delves into Hungary’s showing at World Cups of old, …
Tweet Written by Gaby Kovács Friday night in Budapest at the Bozsik József Stadion saw home side Honvéd face the very much in form Siófok, and after a scoreless first half, just five minutes into the second period, Lovric …
Tweet We at Hungarianfootball.com are delighted to be able to welcome two new additions to the team. Roland Pangert, is a student from Békéscsaba in Hungary, and will be writing a weekly round up of all the big news from Hungarian …
Tweet Written by Gaby Kovács Friday night saw the opening match of the weekend take place at the Kaposvár Rákóczi Stadion where Kaposvár hosted Diósgyőr. Sekour gave the visitors the lead after 32 minutes to show new manager Lázár …
Tweet The PUSKÁS-SUZUKI CUP took place last week in Hungary and the Puskás academy sports director Imre Gellei, spoke exclusively to Gaby Kovács to tell us about this youth tournament. Can you tell us how the PUSKÁS-SUZUKI CUP began and why …
Tweet Written by Tomasz Mortimer at Old Trafford Akos Buzsaky may be known for his powerful shots, his deadly free kicks and exquisite passing, but yesterday with QPR down to 10 men against league leaders Manchester United, he was …
Tweet Written by Gaby Kovács This weekend’s round of fixtures started on Friday evening where Gyõr faced Kaposvár in front of the television cameras. Only 9 minutes were on the ETO Park scoreboard when Pátkai headed home unmarked to …
Tweet Some might class Dávid Gróf as more of a Brit than a Magyar after spending the whole of his professional career on the island, but after growing up with a professional goalkeeper as a Father, the 22 year …