Hungary U19 A League – Matchday 26

Diosgyor VTK U19 Dominate Ujpest FC U19 in 3-0 Victory

Diosgyor VTK U19 put on a commanding display at the Szusza Ferenc Stadion on 16 May 2026, cruising to a 3-0 victory over Ujpest FC U19. The win strengthens Diosgyor’s push for a top-two finish in the Hungary U19 A League, while Ujpest remain stuck in mid-table.

Match Summary

The visitors started brightly and took the lead in the 14th minute. Forward Bence Kocsis collected a pass on the edge of the box, turned his marker, and fired a low shot into the bottom corner. Ujpest struggled to create clear chances, as Diosgyor’s defence, marshalled by captain Patrik Varga, kept them at bay.

Diosgyor doubled their advantage in the 38th minute when midfielder Kristóf Szabó finished off a swift counter-attack with a composed finish past Ujpest goalkeeper Ákos Nagy.

The second half followed a similar pattern. Ujpest pushed forward but left gaps at the back, and Diosgyor exploited them in the 67th minute. Substitute Márk Tóth made an immediate impact, latching onto a through-ball and slotting home to make it 3-0.

Key Moments

• 14' – Kocsis opens the scoring with a fine individual effort.
• 38' – Szabó doubles the lead with a clinical counter-attacking goal.
• 67' – Tóth seals the win with a well-taken strike.
• 80' – Ujpest hit the post through a free-kick, their best chance of the game.

Tactical Notes

Diosgyor operated in a fluid 4-3-3, pressing high and moving the ball quickly through midfield. Ujpest tried to play out from the back but were frequently caught in possession. The visitors’ discipline and organization were key to their clean sheet.

Standout Performers

Bence Kocsis was lively throughout, earning the man-of-the-match award for his goal and constant running at defenders. Diosgyor goalkeeper Dávid Farkas also deserves credit for a relatively quiet but composed afternoon.

League Context

The victory moves Diosgyor VTK U19 to 52 points, level with second-placed Ferencváros, with three games remaining. Ujpest remain in 8th place with 35 points, safe from relegation but with little to play for beyond pride.