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Hungary football season kick‑off 2026 – early results

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The 2026/27 Hungarian ~~football~~ season opened on 24 July with Nyíregyháza Spartacus overturning an early 1‑0 deficit to beat Újpest 2‑1 in the OTP Bank Liga, while Újpest debuted several new signings and sport director Dárdai Pál outlined a Bundesliga‑level training programme and a top‑four target. Lower‑division fixtures produced a mix of results: DVSC II routed Hajdúnánás 5‑2 in NB III North‑East, Békéscsaba 1912 Előre and Kispest Honvéd II drew 0‑0 under new coach Kuznyecov Szergej, and Diósgyőr rallied from 2‑1 down to defeat FC Nagykanizsa 3‑2 in NB II. Fan backlash followed the Újpest loss, with a video urging coach Szélesi Zoltán’s resignation circulating online and match reports highlighting an own‑goal by Etienne Amenyido and two goalkeeper errors. The opening round continued ~~with additional outcomes~~ to deliver dramatic openings across divisions. In ~~NB I, Ferencváros and Paks were initially reported to have drawn 2‑2, but a subsequent match saw~~ the top tier, Paks ~~secure~~ solidified its comeback against Ferencváros with a 4‑2 ~~victory over Ferencváros, driven by a rapid four‑minute spell in~~ win on 26 July at the ~~second half and a brace each from~~ Paks stadium. Pető Milán and Szalai ~~József.~~ József each struck twice, while Ferencváros’ goals came from Yusuf, Botka and a late effort. Paks coach György Bognár said the ~~comeback~~ swift four‑minute burst in the second half boosted his ~~squad’s~~ side’s confidence, ~~while~~ whereas Ferencváros ~~coach~~ boss Balázs Borbély warned the ~~side~~ team must ~~balance~~ juggle European ~~and~~ commitments with domestic ~~commitments.~~ demands. Ferencváros president Gábor Kubatov addressed the players after the ~~defeat. The match took place at~~ defeat, urging them to seize upcoming opportunities. Bognár added that despite the ~~Paks stadium before 4 739 spectators.~~ loss, Ferencváros could still contend for the championship, underscoring the match’s impact on the early title race. Other opening‑day highlights included Nyíregyháza Spartacus overturning a 1‑0 deficit to beat Újpest 2‑1, DVSC ~~were beaten 0‑2 by Puskás Akadémia, while Gyirmót~~ II’s 5‑2 rout of Hajdúnánás, and Diósgyőr’s 3‑2 comeback win over FC ~~Győr rallied~~ Nagykanizsa in NB II. Lower‑division fixtures saw Gyirmót rally from 0‑1 ~~down~~ to ~~beat~~ defeat Csákvár ~~2‑1 in NB II.~~ 2‑1, while Dunaharaszti MTK ~~secured a 2‑0 victory over Pécs, and~~ edged Pécs 2‑0. The varied results emphasized both the ~~previously noted Nyíregyháza‑Újpest result was reiterated. Overall,~~ competitive intensity at the ~~first matches underscored a varied start for~~ elite ~~clubs with European ambitions~~ level and the developmental focus of the lower tiers.

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