Gyori ETO FC vs Atert Bissen

Zeghdane's red card in the 31st minute changed the match entirely. Before it, Atert had taken a legitimate lead and looked organised. After it, they spent 59 minutes defending a 1-0 lead with ten men, conceding territory and eventually a penalty. The tie was already effectively over after the first leg, but the dismissal removed any remaining jeopardy.

• Miljan Krpić (Gyori ETO) — Scored the equalising penalty and was a physical presence up front. His composure from the spot after Đukanović's earlier miss steadied the hosts.
• Roman Ferber (Atert Bissen) — Took his 28th-minute goal well, showing sharp movement in the box. Substituted in the 80th minute after a tireless shift.
• Toufik Zeghdane (Atert Bissen) — The match's defining figure: one assist, one red card. His delivery for Ferber's goal was excellent; his dismissal moments later was ruinous.
• Balázs Megyeri (Gyori ETO) — The veteran goalkeeper made two saves on a quiet night but commanded his area well when Atert pushed forward early.

Player of the match: Miljan Krpić

Gyori dominated possession (56% to 44%) and completed 272 passes at 90% accuracy to Atert's 209 at 85%, according to match data. Yet the shot counts tell a different story: Atert managed 7 attempts to Gyori's 3, and 3 on target to Gyori's 1 from open play. The visitors actually carried more threat before going down to ten men, and even afterwards created one of the clearer chances of the second half. Gyori's expected-goal figure would have been modest beyond Krpić's penalty — their only shot on target all evening.

The booking count (three Gyori, two Atert) and the red card reflected a contest that grew tetchy without ever becoming hostile.

Gyori ETO advance to the third qualifying round of the UEFA Europa Conference League with a 7-3 aggregate scoreline that flattered their first-leg dominance rather than this second-leg display. They have now won three and drawn two of their five European matches this summer, having dropped into the Conference League after Champions League elimination at the hands of Víkingur Reykjavík in the first qualifying round.

For Atert Bissen, the European campaign ends with three defeats and one draw from four matches across the Champions League and Conference League qualifiers. They exit with credit for their first-leg performance in Győr but ultimately outclassed by a side two tiers above them in European seeding.

A forgettable second leg that served only as a formality. Gyori did what they needed without urgency or inspiration; Atert Bissen showed spirit in the opening half-hour but the red card and the aggregate deficit were too much. The 1-1 draw was a fair reflection of the 90 minutes in isolation, with little to excite neutrals.