Hungary W vs Andorra W

Hungary took the lead inside three minutes when Vanessza Nagy slotted home from close range. The home side dominated possession and created chances at will, but it took until the 39th minute for the second goal to arrive — Zsanett Kaján finishing from a Csilla Savanya assist.

Two minutes later, Vanessza Nagy grabbed her second of the half, set up by Kaján, to send Hungary into the break 3-0 up.

Andorra pulled one back ten minutes into the second half through María da Cruz, who finished from Chloe Izquierdo's assist to make it 3-1. But any hope of a comeback lasted just two minutes.

Evelin Fenyvesi restored the three-goal cushion in the 57th minute, turning home from an Anna Csiki pass, and added her second in the 69th minute after Kaján's second assist of the night. Substitute Sára Pusztai completed the scoring in the 89th minute, finishing from Dóra Zeller's delivery.

Andorra's goal in the 55th minute — Da Cruz's finish from Izquierdo's pass — briefly threatened to make the scoreline respectable at 3-1. But Fenyvesi's response within 120 seconds, scoring at the 57th minute, extinguished any momentum Andorra had built. The Hungarian midfielder then doubled her tally in the 69th minute to kill the contest entirely.

Evelin Fenyvesi (Hungary) — Two goals (57', 69'), one yellow card. Player of the Match. She was the most dangerous midfielder in the box, arriving late to convert both chances with composure.

Vanessza Nagy (Hungary) — Two goals (3', 41') and one assist (3'). Opened the scoring inside three minutes and was a constant threat before being substituted at half-time.

Zsanett Kaján (Hungary) — One goal (39') and two assists (41', 69'). Pulled the strings from midfield, setting up Nagy and Fenyvesi with precise passes.

María da Cruz (Andorra) — Scored Andorra's only goal (55') with a well-taken finish. One of few Andorra players to emerge with credit.

Hungary's 6-1 scoreline reflected a gulf in class that was particularly evident in the first hour. Three goals inside the opening 41 minutes, followed by a quickfire response to Andorra's only goal, showed a side capable of killing games rapidly. The yellow card count — six in total, four for Andorra — told a story of a frustrated away side struggling to contain Hungary's movement. Andorra's brief bright spell between the 55th and 57th minute was the only period where the match was competitive.

This was Matchday 6 of the Women's World Cup 2027 European Qualifiers, with Hungary competing in League C Group 3. The victory kept Hungary in contention in the group standings as the qualification campaign progressed. For Andorra, the defeat underlined the gap between the sides in a group where they have struggled for points throughout the campaign.

Hungary were clinical when it mattered and ruthless in responding to Andorra's only goal. Fenyvesi's second-half double was the difference between a comfortable win and a potentially nervy finish. For Andorra, the positives are limited to Da Cruz's goal and the brief fightback, but the defensive frailties that have plagued their campaign were exposed again.