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04-01 00:30

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86′

szabolcs buki

bosze levente

86′

aron palko

bence rab

79′

C. Thorley

A. Donczew

78′

erik magyarics

B.Gólik

78′

0-4

bence rab

78′

0-3

adam nyers

Assist: ferenc ujvary

73′

adam nyers

72′

J. Sykes

C.Heywood

71′

0-2

zsombor varga

69′

desmond esery

63′

marko mandity

zsombor riba

62′

adam nyers

B. Voros

56′

P. Moreno

46′

kaven bloniarczyk

T. Pitt

46′

P. Moreno

alex marciniak

46′

I. Thomas

robinson

Halftime 0-1

45′

eliot meredith

44′

0-1

bence rab

Assist: B. Voros

44′

csoka gergely

39′

B.Gólik

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Wales U19's hopes in the UEFA European U19 Football Championship qualification suffered a severe setback with a 4-0 home loss to Hungary U19 on April 1, 2026. The heavy defeat, which began at 00:30, leaves Wales with a difficult path to progress from the group stage. Hungary dominated from the outset, scoring their first goal from a corner within the opening fifteen minutes. Wales struggled to cope with Hungary's physicality and pace on the break, conceding a second just before halftime after losing possession in a dangerous area. The second half followed a similar pattern, with Hungary adding a third goal from the penalty spot following a handball decision. The Welsh team's frustration was compounded when they had a goal disallowed for offside shortly after, and Hungary rounded off the scoring with a superb individual effort in the final minutes. The match was defined by Hungary's ruthless efficiency in front of goal and Wales' inability to translate periods of possession into genuine threats. The result sees Hungary surge to the top of the qualification group table, while Wales is left anchored near the bottom, needing a dramatic turnaround in form. The Welsh manager admitted his side was second-best in all departments, while the Hungarian coach lauded his team's mature and disciplined performance away from home.