BKV Elore edged a remarkable nine-goal thriller in the Hungary Nemzeti Bajnokság III, beating FC Dabas 5-4 on Sunday, 18 October 2026 after a late winner settled a contest that swung repeatedly in both directions. The away side led, trailed, levelled and then struck in stoppage time to take all three points from a match that will be remembered for its attacking intensity and defensive frailty.

Match overview

FC Dabas started brightly and looked dangerous whenever they moved the ball quickly through midfield. BKV Elore, however, were equally willing to attack, and the game quickly became an end-to-end affair. Both teams pressed aggressively and committed numbers forward, leaving large spaces in behind and inviting a high-scoring contest.

By half-time the score was level at 2-2, and the pattern continued after the break. Every time one side appeared to take control, the other responded almost immediately.

Key moments

• 9’ – Dabas lead: Bence Kovács finished confidently after a flowing move down the left.
• 18’ – BKV level: Levente Farkas beat the goalkeeper with a low strike from the edge of the box.
• 27’ – BKV turn it around: Gergő Nagy capitalised on a defensive error to make it 2-1.
• 34’ – Dabas equalise: Dávid Szabó headed home from a corner.
• 52’ – Dabas retake the lead: Kovács scored his second with a composed finish inside the area.
• 63’ – BKV level again: Farkas found space on the right and drilled the ball across goal and in.
• 74’ – BKV go 4-3 up: Nagy scored his second after a quick counter-attack.
• 81’ – Dabas make it 4-4: Márk Tóth converted a penalty after a foul in the box.
• 90+2’ – The winner: Tamás Németh arrived late in the box and turned in a cross to seal a dramatic BKV Elore victory.

Tactical story

The match was defined by transition play. Both teams attempted to win the ball high and attack before the opposition could reset. FC Dabas were dangerous when they played through central midfield, but they left too much room between their defensive line and goalkeeper, and BKV Elore repeatedly exploited those gaps.

BKV’s willingness to shoot from distance and attack the second ball proved decisive. Their midfield runners also caused problems throughout, particularly in the second half when Dabas began to tire and the game became more stretched.

Standout players

Gergő Nagy was central to BKV Elore’s win, scoring twice and constantly finding space between the lines. Levente Farkas also impressed with two goals, while Tamás Németh will be remembered for the stoppage-time winner. For FC Dabas, Bence Kovács produced a strong individual display despite the defeat.

Season impact

The victory gives BKV Elore a valuable confidence boost and three important points in the Nemzeti Bajnokság III table. FC Dabas, meanwhile, are left to reflect on a match in which their attacking play was excellent but their defensive structure let them down. Conceding five at home will be difficult to accept.