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We had a look back with András Huszti on his "handball" against Nyíregyháza, and he also gave us his expectations for the home game against MTK.
Let's look back at the stadium opening ceremony against Nyíregyháza, which was a crazy game. As soon as you came on, you hadn't even touched the ball with your feet, and you were practically setting up a goal. What did your teammates say, was there any trouble in the dressing room?
There was a little bit of banter after the game, but there was even more happiness on the pitch because we were able to equalize from that, and that was the most important thing. Unfortunately, it doesn't officially count as a goal pass, because it ended up being an own goal (in the 61st minute, Milan Kovács flicked a big throw-in by Huszti into his own goal, making the score 2-2 in the Nyíregyháza match - ed.), but the important thing is that we managed to equalize..
You proved to be a good substitute, you also played an important role in our third goal. Fortunately I got into the game well and I feel I contributed to the team's performance. My only regret is that we couldn't hold on to our lead in the end, but it shows the character of the team that we came back from 2-0 down away from home. What kind of shape are you in, what are you expecting from the match against MTK Budapest? Since we have one game a week, we have more time to prepare for the matches, we have also been freshened up recently. Hopefully this will be reflected in our game on Friday. We respect MTK, they started the league very well, but we want to keep the three points at home. The Blue-Whites last played a league match on 18th August. Will this long break be an advantage or a disadvantage for them? It depends on the player and the team, everyone is affected differently by such a long period without a match. Some like a long break, others like to be in match rhythm as much as possible. We will see what this brings out of MTK. We will be ready for Friday's match! 
Author: David Rechnitzer
