The Hungarian U21 national team defeated the host Cyprus 1-0 in a friendly match held in Paralimni, with a second-half goal from Botond Vajda, the player of DVSC.  Another player of Loki, Tamás Szűcs was in the starting line-up and played almost the entire match.

According to the report on mlsz.hu, the professional staff led by Zoltán Szélesi began their work at the beginning of the week with the U21 national team, consisting of players born in 2004 and 2005. On Thursday, the team already played an international match in Paralimni against the host Cypriot national team.

After the scoreless first half, Zoltán Szélesi made four substitutions during the break and in the second half, even more players came off the bench. In the 66^th minute, the Hungarian team took the lead due to Botond Vajda’ goal, who had just come on as a substitution. At the end of a right-sided action, the goalkeeper saved Zalán Vancsa’s shot, but the winger of DVSC took the rebound and calmly slotted it into the net (0-1).

On November 19, Zoltán Szélesi’s team will play against the host Greece in Serres.

Cyprus-Hungary 0-1 (0-0)

Hungary: Martin Dala (Balázs Tóth, 46.) – Áron Dragoner (Bence Lányi, 61.), Antal Yaakobishvili (István Pekár, 77.), Milán Demeter – Norbert Kaján (Gergő Bodnár, 61.), Tamás Szűcs (Ádám Merőnyi, 87.), Rajmund Tóth (Alex Tóth, 46.), Dominik Csóka (Botond Vajda, 61.) – Dénes Csanád Vilmos (Ádin Molnár, 46.), Zoltán Vasvári (Milán Klausz, 46.), Zalán Vancsa (Bálint Geiger, 77.)

Goal: Botond Vajda (66.).