Back on the road – PMFC next in the Simple Women’s League

Published: 08/15/2026, 11:00 AMReading time: 2 min

Information and facts: everything you need to know about our match against PMFC.

After our women’s team suffered a narrow defeat to MTK Budapest in the season opener, last Saturday we Fanni Vachter and Sára Krisztin scored to give us a 2–0 home victory over Szekszárd FC. Balázs Dörnyei’s team travel to Pécs for Matchday 3 of the Simple Women’s League. The hosts made a good start to the season with a 4–1 win over DVTK in the opening round but left Felcsút empty-handed a week later. We are currently fourth in the table with three points, although both ETO and Ferencváros have played one game fewer.

Supporter information:

The match kicks off at the PMFC Stadium at 4 p.m. on Saturday, 22 August.
Tickets are available for a flat price of HUF 1,500. Admission is free for under-14s and over-65s with a registration ticket.
Gates and ticket offices open one hour before kick-off, at 3 p.m.

What you need to know about PMFC’s women’s team:

Club colours: red and black

Current league position: 7th

League record: 1 win, 1 defeat

Goals conceded: 6

Head coach: Zsolt Németh

Major honours: NB II champions (2017/18, 2019/20, 2023/24)

Women’s football in Pécs has a tradition spanning more than half a century. Its history goes back to 1970, when a young girl from Pécs who wanted to play football placed an advertisement in Ifjúsági Magazin looking for others who enjoyed the game. Women’s small-sided football teams were already being formed in the 1970s. Organised women’s football then began on a larger scale in Pécs in 1989, when Pécsi Dohánygyár founded a women’s team and entered the national championship.

PMFC finished eighth last season. Their most recent league title came in 2023–24, when they won the second division and secured promotion to the top flight.

Our head-to-head record:

The two sides have met four times in the top division so far, with an even record of one win apiece and two draws. Our latest encounter with the side from Baranya was in May in Matchday 20 of the Simple Women’s League, and it produced a dramatic ending. After a goalless first half, four goals arrived in seven minutes late on. Our defender Levandrea Williams equalised in the 87th minute to make the final score 2–2.