Bicskei vs III. Kerületi TUE

Orosz Gergő put III. Kerületi ahead in the 15th minute, sliding a finish past the Bicskei goalkeeper after a neat move through the middle. The lead lasted only six minutes: Knolmar Márton equalised for the hosts in the 21st minute, steering home from close range.

The second half began with a bang. Knolmar stepped up to convert a penalty in the 47th minute, giving Bicskei a 2-1 lead just two minutes after the restart. But parity lasted only three minutes — Tóth Bálint restored the deadlock for III. Kerületi in the 50th minute with a composed finish.

Nemes Márton thought he had won it for Bicskei when he made it 3-2 in the 67th minute, but Borsay Márk pulled the visitors level again in the 83rd minute. With the game seemingly heading for a draw, the decisive moment arrived in stoppage time: Hulicsár Máté kept his nerve from the penalty spot to seal a 4-3 win for III. Kerületi.

The 90th-minute penalty. Bicskei had twice fought back from behind and twice taken the lead, but a defensive lapse in the final minute of regulation time gave the referee little choice but to point to the spot. Hulicsár's conversion was the fourth lead change of the afternoon and the final one — a cruel end for a Bicskei side that had shown resilience all match.

Knolmar Márton (Bicskei) — A brace (21', 47' pen) made him the home side's standout player. His first was a poacher's finish, his second a coolly taken penalty that gave Bicskei their first lead of the game.

Hulicsár Máté (III. Kerületi TUE) — Scored the winner from the spot in stoppage time. Holding his nerve in a pre-season friendly matters less for the result than for the individual composure it demonstrates.

Borsay Márk (III. Kerületi TUE) — His 83rd-minute equaliser kept the visitors alive when Bicskei looked like they might see out the win.

Seven goals, two penalties, four lead changes, and both teams scored — the hallmarks of a pre-season friendly with minimal defensive structure. The 3-3 scoreline at 83 minutes already suggested a game with no shortage of attacking intent, and the late penalty merely confirmed the trend. The H2H record between these sides now shows 32 goals in 10 meetings (3.2 per game), with both teams scoring in 60% of those fixtures — this match followed the historical pattern.

A pre-season friendly carries no league points, but the result extends III. Kerületi's recent momentum: they won four of their five matches leading into this fixture, per their form guide. Bicskei, by contrast, have now lost four of their last five outings across all competitions. Both sides will take positives from the attacking output — the defensive work remains a work in progress with the new season approaching.

A wildly entertaining pre-season friendly that told both managers exactly what they already knew: the attack is sharp, the defence needs work. III. Kerületi's never-say-die attitude earned them a late smash-and-grab, but the 4-3 scoreline flattered neither side defensively.