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We play Paks for the 46th time in the top flight on Sunday afternoon.
On Sunday at 15:30 Paks FC, who are in fourth place currently, will visit the Sóstói Stadium. This will be the 46th meeting between the two teams in the top division. Of the 45 matches played so far, 22 have been won by us, while Paks have picked up the 3 league points on 11 occasions, with 12 draws. The goal difference is 73-44 in our favour. This will be our 21st league game against each other. We have an excellent home record, with 13 wins and 6 draws, and Paks have won only 1 match against us.
Fehérvár FC
15:30
Sóstói Stadion Székesfehérvár
Paksi FC
Fehérvár FC
Dala Martin - Simut Mario, Nikola Serafimov, Spandler Csaba, Ivan Milicevic - Kasper Larsen - Holender Filip, Csongvai Áron, Bohdan Melnyik, Nicolas Stefanelli - Nejc Gradisar
Paksi FC
Karakó Ferenc
Buzás Balázs, Bornemissza Norbert, Zierkelbach Péter
Sunday's opponents have had a mixed performance in the league so far. At home, they are 100 percent in the league, the only team to beat Puskás Akadémy (Paks - PAFC 2-1), but away they are winless, the only team that ETO have won came against Paks (ETO FC Győr - Paks 2-1). They have also beaten Nyíregyháza and Újpest at home, with all their home games ending in 2-1 victories. They only took a point away from home in Miskolc (DVTK - Paks 2-2), lost 3-1 in Zalaegerszeg and 2-1 in Győr.
In the summer, Paks had a good run in Europe, losing 4-2 on aggregate to Romanian Corvinul in the EL qualifier, but then they went on to beat AEK Larnaca of Cyprus in the Conference League, and then Mornar Bar of Montenegro were no obstacle for György Bognár's side, who were finally stopped in the play-offs by Czech Mlada Boleslav.
Paks have a number of former Vidi players (Zsolt Haraszti, Ádám Kovácsik, Vilmos Borsos), while our squad also includes players who played for Paks (Bálint Szabó, Gergely Nagy).
Author: David Rechnitzer
