Paksi FC
- Paksi FC are in mixed form (W2, D0, L3) in their last 5 games, losing consecutive preseason friendlies.
- Gyorgy Bognar has been in charge of Paksi FC since February 2023 and has overseen a tactically solid set up based on a disciplined mid-to-low block of players with the ability to hold shape and spring forward in straight lines.
- They've been in inconsistent form of late, with 2 wins and 3 defeats in their last 5 matches, but they have an excellent record at home since the start of the season, winning 3 and drawing 1 of 4.
Ferencvarosi TC
- Ferencvarosi TC are on a 5-game winning streak, beating Zalaegerszegi TE 3-0 and Vojvodina in two Europa League qualification wins.
- Balazs Borbely has been in charge of Ferencvarosi TC since 1st June 2026 and has kept the team playing at the same front-foot, high-energy tempo as they did under his predecessor.
Head-to-Head
Ferencvarosi TC have won 2 of the last 3 meetings between the two clubs, with Paksi FC winless in the last two home head-to-heads, with the latest encounter in NB I 2025/2026 finishing 2-0 to the visitors.
Key Players
Kristoffer Zachariassen is a major threat for the visiting side after scoring four goals in Fradi's last five matches, making him one to watch out for in the final third on Sunday.
Betting Insights
- Ferencvarosi TC enter this weekend's early NB I 2026-2027 contest as the clear favourite at 1.89, with Paksi FC available at 3.38 and the tie at 3.64.
- There's a lively edge to this fixture because both sides score goals and don't often keep them out, so Over 2.5 goals at 1.55 and Both Teams To Score at 1.5 are the choices to make here.
Prediction
Fradi are the in-form team here and it seems likely they will have the territory in this one if they can get their pressing to work.
