
Today we played two training matches: first in the morning against Paks at Népliget, then in the afternoon against ZTE at the Groupama Arena. We started against Zalaegerszeg with the following line-up: Dibusz - Lovrencsics, Blazic, Csontos, Civic - Haratin, Leandro - Isael, Skvarka, Szánthó - Boli
The first momentum to record was a huge Dibusz save but then we controlled the game without problem. In the 12th minute we took the lead: Boli scored. Then we received a penalty in the 39th minute which Haratin converted to a goal. The second half was spent mostly with field play and despite some chances on both sides, the result remained 2-0.
Training match, Groupama Aréna
FTC-ZTE 2-0 (2-0)
FTC: Dibusz – Botka (Lovrencsics, 63.), Blazic, Csontos, Civic – Haratin (Sigér, 63.), Leandro – Isael (Lodico, 80.), Skvarka, Szánthó (Ramadan, 78.) - Boli
ZTE: Demjén (Szemerédi, 70.) - Bolla (Kocsis, 63.), Katanec (Bobál D., 46.), Lesjak (Szépe, 46. (Sebestyén, 80.Ö), Tamás (Németh, 63.) - Bedi - Radó, Barczi (Ostrek, 46.(McWoods, 76.)), Bőle (Mitrovic, 46.), Babati (Zimonyi, 70.) - Bobál G. (Meshack, 46.)
Goal: Boli (12.), Haratin (40. - penalty)
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