Paksi FC

vs

Ferencvarosi TC

Preview

Paksi FC

• Paksi FC are in red-hot form, which has seen Gyorgy Bognar’s men move to second in NB I 2025-2026 with 36 points from 19 matches, two points ahead of third-placed Ferencvarosi TC.
• Paksi FC have won four matches in a row and have lost just one of their last five NB I matches (W4, L1).
• Paksi FC have won five, drawn three and lost just one of their nine NB I home games this season.
• Paksi’s 3-5-2 or 3-4-3 system is a rigidly structured, pragmatic system, which is set up to absorb pressure and hit opponents on the break through transition and set pieces.
• They can score goals in bunches when in their stride, averaging 2.56 goals per game at home this term, but they have also been prone to conceding plenty at the back, 1.78 goals on average.
• Janos Hahn leads the line for Paksi with seven goals in 16 NB I appearances this term.

Ferencvarosi TC

• Ferencvarosi TC, who have won only one, drawn two and lost two of their last five in all competitions, enter Sunday’s game as slight favorites at 2.14, while Paksi can be backed at 3.0 for the win.
• Ferencvaros’ NB I record reads a lot like that of Paksi, but the away record of Robbie Keane’s men is impeccable, being unbeaten in nine away league matches this campaign.
• Ferencvaros’s 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3 is a free-flowing, high-pressing system, which is suited to sides who like to dominate possession and attack with pace and width.
• Barnabas Varga is their danger man up front with ten goals in 17 NB I games, but they have plenty of attacking depth to trouble Paksi FC on Sunday.

Head-to-Head

Key Players

• Janos Hahn - leads the line for Paksi with seven goals in 16 NB I appearances.
• Barnabas Varga - Ferencvaros’s main danger man with ten goals in 17 NB I games.

Betting Insights

• Odds: Ferencvaros 2.14 | Paksi 3.0.
• Trend: Ferencvaros are unbeaten in nine away league matches, making them tough to crack on the road.