In the autumn, under György Bognár, Csákvár caused a bombshell at home to MTK, as Balázs Tóth's side won 4:1 thanks to their good counter-attacking. Since then, MTK have undergone a big improvement in form and a change of coaches, while Csákvár have not been able to repeat their good performance.
Those who watched Monday's MTK-DVTK clash will confirm that it is the attacking play of the visiting team that makes them stand out from the second division field. More than anything else, MTK scored 21 more goals than DVTK, the second best scoring team in the NB II. At this rate, Krisztián Németh's team could easily cross the 100-goal mark by the end of the season. Keeping above-average fast wingers and experienced, national team-trained strikers in check will be a man-testing task for the hosts. A word about the injured. Goalkeeper Gergő Rácz, who suffered a concussion in the last round, was released from hospital on Tuesday, his game is highly questionable. As for Patrik Poór, who also had to be replaced due to injury, his role is uncertain. However, MTK's squad is deep enough to be easily replaced by Dávid Horváth. I think that MTK will now take revenge for the heavy defeat in the autumn.