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The game started with a well-paced field game, with Paks in possession. Although there were minor opportunities on both sides, the doors did not turn into danger for a while.
Then, midway through the half, following a free kick, ZTE took the lead in the national team through the successful ex-Paks Book,
and the guests were repeatedly embarrassed by the home defense, in which Böde was also present as a midfielder.
The last minutes of the first half were for the locals, who equalized in the last minute.
After the turn, the Paks continued where they had left off before the break, pressed Zalaegerszeg’s door and after a corner they already had the advantage.
They then handed the area over to the opponent and relied more on counterattacks. This paid off, taking advantage of the great error of Demjén, who strayed a lot from his goal, and Hahn managed to double, and the fate of the three points was decided.
ZTE’s defense was completely relaxed in his hair, and Paks could have increased his lead.
The Hungarians had their third success in the series: With September’s appointed head coach György Bognár, they are one hundred percent so far.
as the guests left for the second time in a row.
OTP Banking League, Round 7:
Paks FC – Zalaegerszeg 3-1 (1-1)
Paks, 1602 viewers, v .: Solymosi
scorers: Balogh B. (45 + 2.), Hahn (47, 74) and Könyves (25)
yellow card: Gévay (57th) and Szánthó (29th)
Fat: Hegedüs – Gévay (Lorentz, 78.), Böde, Lenzsér – Bertus, Windecker (Sipos, 86.), Balogh B., Szakály (Ádám, during the break), Osváth – Sajbán (Kulcsár D., 63.), Hahn (Nagy R., 78 years old.)
ZTE FC: Demjén – Kovács B. (Gergényi, 54.), Lesjak, Bobál D., Szépe – Vass P. (Zimonyi, 88.), Bedi, Szánthó (Koszta, 54.), Sankovic (Dragóner, 67.), Szalai D (Tarasin, 54.) – Book
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