Hungarian Football League: Ferencváros is the champion, Vidi, Debrecen and Honvéd clinch EL places

Diósgyőr 3–0 Újpest (1–0)

Újpest, level on points with Debrecen, faced a tricky-looking match away to relegation-threatened Diósgyőr, and from the off it was clear what was at stake with both sides appearing nervy and snatching at any chances which came their way. Újpest had looked the more dangerous, but it was Diósgyőr who broke the deadlock, Mátyás Tajti firing in a fine free kick in the 33rd minute.

Barnabás Rácz almost levelled for the Budapest side in the 56th minute, his overhead effort coming off the crossbar, but with Theohpilus Solomon sent off in the 79th minute for Újpest, two late Diósgyőr goals put the result beyond doubt. Firstly, Kristóf Korbély drilled a shot past Dávid Banai in the 82nd minute after the keeper had thwarted Prosser, and then, a strike from Florent Hasani in injury time ensured that Diósgyőr remain in the top-flight, as Újpest miss out on a European place in the last round of fixtures.

Goalscorers: Tajti (36’), Korbély (82’), Hasani (91’)
Diósgyőr: Bukrán – Polgár, Brkovic, Karan, Tamás – Szabó B., Márkvárt (Yannick, 85’), Tajti (Mihajlovic, 76’), Bacsa (Korbély, 81’) – Prosser, Hasani
Újpest: Banai – Balázs B., Ristevski, Bojovic, Burekovic – Sanković (Kovács L., 40’), Onovo – Zsótér (Simon K., 76’), Rácz (Nagy D., 65’), Pauljević – Solomon

Kisvárda 2–1 Mezőkövesd (1–0)

Kisvárda were another side in danger of relegation, but two goals from Greek midfielder Stavros Tsoukalas – one in each half – were enough to secure the three points against mid-table Mezőkövesd even if although the visitors grabbed a late consolation goal through half-time substitute Filip Dragóner.

Goalscorers: KIS: Tsoukalas (26’, 60’); MEZ: Dragóner (87’)
Kisvárda: Felipe – Melnik, Beriosz, Kravcsenko, Protic – Karaszjuk, Lucas – Gosztonyi (Hugo Seco, 66’), Cukalasz, Grozav (Sassá, 82’) – Horváth Z. (Ilic, 57’)
Mezőkövesd: Szappanos – Szeles, Pillár, Katanec, Eperjesi – Iszlai, Vadnai (Vajda S., 77’) – Cseri (Molnár G., 60’), Pekár, Moutari – Dražić (Dragoner, 46’)

Puskás Akadémia 1–1 Ferencváros (0–0)

Two matches in round 33 were of little importance in terms of league placings, champions Ferencváros travelling to already-safe Puskás Akadémia and runners-up Vidi travelling to already-relegated Haladás. There was little in the way of goalmouth action during a scoreless first half in Felcsút, and although Zsolt Nagy fired Puskás Akadémia ahead in the 52nd minute, Fradi were level eight minutes later as Davide Lanzafame scored from the rebound after his spot-kick – awarded for a foul on Fernando Gorriarán – had been saved by Lajos Hegedüs.

Fradi supporters celebrated their 30th championship victory in Budapest Park.

Goalscorers: PUS: Nagy Zs. (52’), FER: Lanzafame (60’)
Puskás Akadémia: Hegedüs L. – Heris, Spandler, Hadzsiev, Nagy Zs. – Szolnoki, Mioč – Sós (Radó, 86’), Vega (Kiss T., 82’), Szakály P. (Tamás N., 66’) – Knežević
Ferencváros: Holczer (Varga Á., 84’) – Botka, Frimpong, Leandro, Heister – Csonka, Gorriarán – Isael (Haratin, 73’), Lanzafame, Tokmac – Signevich (Böde, 61’)

Haladás 1–1 Vidi (0–0)

The script was similar in Szombathely. Goalless at half-time, the hosts took a second half lead – Ferencváros loanee Tamás Priskin the scorer – before the visitors equalised, an own goal from Haladás’ Milán Németh following a Szabolcs Huszti corner.

After 11 years, Haladás were relegated to the second tier of Hungarian football

Goalscorers: HAL: Priskin (67’); VID: Németh Mi. (80’, OG)
Haladás: Rózsa – Habovda, Jagodics, Németh Mi., Mohl – Bamgboye (Ofosu, 88’), Golodjuk, Rui Pedro (Németh Má., 86’), Dausvili, Ivanov – Priskin (Gaál, 74’)
Vidi: Kovácsik – Fiola (Nego, 61’), Juhász, Elek, Tamás – Kovács, Pátkai, Hadžić, Milanov (Hodžić, 71’) – Šćepović (Huszti, 63’), Futács

Source: MLSZ – press release