
The Hungarian league continued tonight with a home match for our team: we hosted Debrecen at the Groupama Arena. After a defeat in the last round, we wanted to win no matter what. We took the initiative and caused danger already in the 3rd minute. Then, in the 5th, we even scored a lucky own-goal. Our dominance continued after the goal and a few minutes before half-time Boli put the ball once more into the net, this way extending our lead. The 2-0 advantage remained unchanged in the second half, even if we could have scored a number of more times. Our next match is played on March 7th in Zalaegerszeg.
Football NB I, Round 23
FTC–DVSC 2-0 (2-0)
Budapest, Groupama Aréna. Referee: Pintér Csaba
FTC: Dibusz - Lovrencsics, Blazic, Frimpong, Civic - Sigér, Haratin - Zubkov, Isael (Varga, 70.), Tokmac (Vécsei, 88.) – Boli (Sihnevich, 83.). Head coach: Sergei Rebrov.
DVSC: Nagy - Kusnyir, Kinyik, Szatmári, Ferenczi – Varga, Haris, Csősz (Kundrák, 77.), Bódi –Garba (Adeniji, 80.), Szécsi. Head coach: Vitelki Zoltán.
Goals: Kinyik (6., own goal), Boli (39.)
Yellow: Csősz (45.), Bódi (65.)
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