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Alex Szabó scored his first NB II goal against Soroksár.
2
Kevin Kántor enjoys playing at the Bozsik Arena. The striker, who joined in the spring, scored against Kozármisleny in his very first match and most recently found the net against Soroksár as well with a spectacular bicycle kick.
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Zoltán Medgyes pulled on the red-and-black Honvéd shirt for the 20th time against Soroksár.
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The Budapest Honvéd–Soroksár match produced the highest attendance so far in the 2024/2025 Merkantil Bank Liga season. A crowd of 3,127 watched from the stands at the Bozsik Arena. The previous record also belonged to the Kispest ground, with 3,066 spectators attending the match against Tatabánya in the autumn. In fact, the Bozsik Arena occupies all of the top five places, with the Szeged–Békéscsaba match sixth on 2,067 spectators.
This week in history (10 March – 16 March):
100 years ago:
On 12 March 1925, the disciplinary committee reprimanded Kispesti AC player József Balkányi for serious unsporting conduct. On the same day, Győző Ertinger, the Kispesti AC left winger, requested a transfer to Szarvasi Vasasok.
50 years ago:
On 15 March 1975, in Round 19 of NB I, Bp. Honvéd beat Tatabányai Bányász 2-1 in Kispest in front of 9,000 spectators thanks to goals from István Weimper and Mihály Kozma. Dr Károly Lakat sent out the Kispest side in the following line-up: Gujdár – Kelemen, Páncsics, Szűcs, Lukács - Pál, Kocsis, Pintér – Fehérvári, Kozma, Weimper.
25 years ago:
On 11 March 2000, Kispest-HFC hosted Zalahús-ZTE FC at the Bozsik Stadium in Round 21 of the PNB in front of 2,000 spectators. KHFC, coached by István Reszeli Soós, beat the team from Zala 1-0 through a goal from István Faragó. The red-and-blacks lined up as follows: Vezér - Szekeres J., Lőrinc, Medgyesi – Füzi (Pintér), Szabó A. (Csábi), Téger, Farkas, Piroska (Szabó T.), Faragó, Horváth.
