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We have suffered defeats in both our games with Sunday's opponents this season.
On Sunday at 18:30 p.m., third-placed Paksi FC will visit the Sóstói Stadium. This will be the 48th NB1 game between the two sides. Of the 47 matches played so far, we have won 22, drawn 12, and Paks has taken the three points 13 times. The goal difference is 74-48 in our favor.
When looking at home games, this will be our 22nd match against each other. Our home record is excellent, with 13 wins and 6 draws, and Paks has only managed to beat us twice. However, we have not yet picked up any points against the Tolna County team this season, losing 2-1 at home and 2-0 in Paks.
Fehérvár FC
0-2
Sóstói Stadion Székesfehérvár
Paksi FC
- ⚽ Böde
- ⚽ Ötvös
Fehérvár FC
Dala Martin - Simeon Petrov, Spandler Csaba, Alekszandre Kalandadze - Simut Mario (Kovács Mátyás 73'), Bohdan Melnyik, Bedi Bence, Katona Mátyás (Pető Milán 55'), Ivan Milicevic - Nicolas Stefanelli (Kristian Sekularac 73'), Holender Filip (Lirim Kastrati 61')
Paksi FC
Szappanos Péter - Osváth Attila, Vas Gábor, Böde Dániel (Ádám Martin 75'), Silye Erik, Horváth Kevin, Papp Kristóf (Gyurkits Gergő 88'), Ötvös Bence, Mezei Szabolcs (Haraszti Zsolt 75'), Tóth Barna (Hinora Kristóf 61'), Szabó János
Káprály Mihály
Szalai Balázs, Horváth Zoltán, Molnár Attila, Andó-Szabó Sándor
Our opponents on Sunday are currently third in the table with 15 wins, 7 draws and 7 defeats after 29 games, collecting 52 points. Their goal difference is 60-43. Dániel Böde and his teammates have scored the most goals so far this season. The top two spots on the scoring chart are tied by two Paks attackers: Dániel Böde leads with 13 goals, alongside Debrecen's Donát Bárány, while Barna Tóth is second with 12 goals, alongside Debrecen's Domingues and MTK's Jurina.
Paksi FC has once again reached the final of the MOL Hungarian Cup, where they will face defending champions FTC. This means a repeat of last year's cup final, which Paksi FC won 2-0 against the green and whites from the capital.
Vidi's biggest wins in the rivalry were four-goal victories, three of which came in 2011, when Paulo Sousa's team won 4-0 at home with two goals from Vasiljevic and one each from Alves and Nikolics. In 2016, Henning Berg's team also won 5-1 at home with goals from Géresi, Scepovics (2), Hadzic and Lazovics, and in 2018, we won 4-0 away with Marko Nikolics leading the way, with Pátkai scoring twice and Nego and Hodzic once each.
Taking all matches into account, our biggest win against Paks was an 8-0 victory in the winter of 2001, in a friendly match won by Ferenc Csongrádi's team, with Gábor Földes scoring four times against the Tolna County side.
At the top of the Vidi-Paks head-to-head scoring chart is our club's all-time leading scorer, former striker Nikolics Nemanja, who has found the net seven times against our Sunday opponents. Niko scored his first goal against Paks in 2010 and scored twice in our 4-1 victory in 2014.
In the history of the rivalry, Zsolt Haraszti, who has played for both teams, has scored five goals, while Norbert Könyves and Kenan Kodro have scored four each.
Several former Vidi players are now playing for Paks (Zsolt Haraszti, Ádám Kovácsik), while our squad also includes players who previously played for Paks (Bálint Szabó, who is currently on loan from Tolna County, and Gergely Nagy)..
Author: David Rechnitzer
