Győri ETO FC 2–1 Vojvodina Novi Sad
International Club Friendly | 25 June 2026

Győri ETO FC kicked off their 2026 pre‑season preparations with a hard‑fought 2‑1 victory over Serbian side Vojvodina Novi Sad at the ETO Park. The friendly, played behind closed doors, gave both managers the chance to test new tactical systems and rotate their squads ahead of the upcoming domestic campaigns.

Match Overview

Győr started brightly and controlled possession during the opening quarter‑hour. The home side’s high press forced an early error in Vojvodina’s defence, leading to the opening goal in the 12th minute. A driving run from the midfield split the visitors’ backline, and a precise low finish from a Győri attacker gave the hosts a 1‑0 lead.

Vojvodina responded well, gradually finding their rhythm and creating chances through quick transitions. Their equaliser came just before the half‑hour mark: a well‑worked corner was headed home at the near post to make it 1‑1. The Serbian outfit then had a spell of dominance, testing the Győri goalkeeper with several long‑range efforts, but the score remained level at the break.

Second‑Half Decider

Both teams made multiple substitutions at half‑time, and the tempo dropped slightly as the new combinations tried to gel. Győr regained the upper hand midway through the second period. A clever through‑ball split the Vojvodina defence, and the substitute striker slotted calmly past the goalkeeper to restore the home lead.

Despite late pressure from Vojvodina – including a shot that rattled the crossbar – Győri held on to secure a morale‑boosting win. The result provides a positive start to their pre‑season schedule, while Vojvodina will take encouragement from large spells of competitive play.

Key Statistics & Takeaways

• Possession: Győri ETO 52% – 48% Vojvodina
• Shots on target: Győr 4 – Vojvodina 3
• Substitutes used: 9 by Győr, 8 by Vojvodina

For Győri ETO, the win offers early momentum as they build towards the start of the NB I season. Vojvodina, preparing for the Serbian SuperLiga, will value the intensive workload and the opportunity to shake off early‑season rust.