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Neither team risked too much in the first half. The first opportunity came against the Turks, Calhanoglu’s 30-meter free kick was taken a second time by Dibusz. Shortly after, the visiting goalkeeper defended Nikolics’ 15-meter attempt and Kalmar fired more than 20.
In the 28th minute, Calhanoglu tested Dibus from 15 meters, but the Hungarian goalkeeper was back in place. In the 36th minute, Nikolics could have come out in a great situation, but Günok went far from the goal and cleared the Hungarian attacker.
We went out to a great second half. In the 57th minute we built the attack to perfection: Nikolics put the ball on the ground for Varga, who shot from 12 meters, and the one who bounced off the right post. Niger up close kicked in the door.
In the 70th minute, after a nice trick, Varga cornered the ball for Nego, who wrapped it from 14 meters next to him. Four minutes later Caliboglu was hit hard by Dibusz, and then the Milan player also caught our goalkeeper. The Turks pushed in the final minutes, but in the 94th minute Shoemaker after a sprint of 80 meters, he fired from the right corner from 17 meters and finally closed the match.
In the other group match, the Serbs defeated the Russians 5-0.
In advance, many feared relegation to the Hungarian team, which reached the A-League with a victory against the Turks.
League B, Round 6:
Hungary 2-0 Turkey (Sigér, 57, Varga 94)
Hungary: Dibusz – Fiola, Lang, Szalai A. – Nego (Botka, 89.), Sigér, Nagy Á., Kalmár (Cseri, 46.), Ant (Holender, 75.) Varga K., 46.)
Turkey: Günok – Sangaré, Kabak, Demiral, Erkin – Kahveci (Yazici, 55.), Tufan, Tekdemir, Calhanoglu, Karaman – Tosun
Gera: “I didn’t do anything, I was just here.” According to the Turkish captain, we were better both physically and mentally
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