
The supporters of Zalaegerszeg and Ferencvaros are well known for their friendship, it is always a big day when our team visits Zalaegerszeg. Today the home team was even celebrating the centenary of the club’s establishment, hence a full stadium and even a marching band prepared for the game.
ZTE played bravely and made Dibusz work many times during the game. He stood firm so we could take the lead in the 20th minute by Tokmac. After the goal, ZTE almost equalized immediately, but Dibusz saved our former player, Radó’s shot. In the second half we were close to extending our lead, Varga’s shot hit the bar, but from the counter attack ZTE received a penalty. Instead of us leading 2-0, Radó scored from the penalty and the final result became 1-1.
NB 1, Round 24
ZTE FC–FTC 1-1 (0-1)
ZTE FC: Demjén - Bolla, Szépe, Lesjak (Bobál D., a szünetben), Bedi - Mitrovic, Katelaris - Barczi Ostrek, 76.), Stieber, Radó - Bobál G. Head coach: Márton Gábor
FTC: Dibusz - Lovrencsics, Blazic, Civic, Heister - Sigér, Haratin - Varga, Lodico (Skvarka, 64.), Tokmac – Boli. Head coach: Sergei Rebrov
Goals: Radó (80.), resp. Tokmac (20.)
Yellow: Szépe (41.), resp. Civic (59.)
Red: Civic (92.)
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