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Budapest Honvéd FC U15 – SK Rapid Wien/AUT U15 1-4 (0-2)
Honvéd U15: Petró, Szabó, Varga, Menyhárt, Pisont, Vass, Szijjártó, Török, Schill, Józsa, Tőzsér
Substitutes: Komzsik, Gerebenes, Matyó, Nyiri, Hegedűs, Kovács, Magyar, Balázs, Palásti
Goals: Magyar
Head coach Tamás Szamosi:
“Our opponents performed better today and deserved their victory. The league starts in two weeks, and from now on that is what we are preparing for.”
Budapest Honvéd FC U16 – SK Rapid Wien/AUT U16 2-4 (0-1)
Honvéd U16: Székely, Barton, Marinyák, Hajagos, Meggyes, Malomsoki, Érsek, Kralicsek, Vérten, Jakab, Kardos
Substitutes: Babalola, Völgyi, Halgas, Hegyes, Rotár, Ortó, Remenár
Goals: Jakab, Völgyi
Head coach István Körtvélyesi:
“We played a high-tempo match against Rapid. The first half was balanced with several chances, but under the intense pressure we found it difficult to switch to a combination-based game. In the second half our opponents' individual quality gave them the upper hand, and it became difficult to compensate through organisation alone. The match was extremely useful because at home we rarely face this kind of pressure, so we saw what we need to improve in order to reach a higher level. We made mistakes in possession, but when trying to win the ball we defended well on the front foot and managed to regain possession several times in the attacking and middle thirds.”
Budapest Honvéd FC U19 – SK Rapid Wien/AUT U18 4-1 (3-0)
Honvéd U19: Czinki, Szabó, Ujváry, Horváth, Rankó, Milicz, Schön, Nyers, Komlósi, Kis, Kovács
Substitutes: Tarjáni, Merkl, Tasi, Joó, Miták, Érsek, Kovács, Csákány
Goals: Kis, Nyers, Kovács 2
Head coach Márton Bogdánfi:
“We played a strong opponent whose style of play is similar to ours, so it was a very useful match. In our play on the ball we saw many elements that we had practised in training, particularly in playing out from the back and building attacks, which is a positive. We also managed to score goals and were focused in front of goal. Defensively we were compact and aggressive, won many duels, and the opposition were unable to create any major chances.”
