MTK Hungaria FC II stormed back to produce a thrilling 4-2 win over Dunaharaszti MTK in the Hungary Nemzeti Bajnokság III at 19:00 on 6 September 2026. Four goals from a reserve side that blends youth development with senior experience shone through in an open, attacking contest that entertained throughout.

A high-tempo encounter from the first whistle

The NB III clash promised goals and delivered even more than expected. MTK Hungaria FC II, serving as the development arm of the famous MTK Budapest club, looked sharp in possession early on. Yet Dunaharaszti MTK showed they had no intention of playing a defensive game, matching their hosts in intensity and courage.

Dunaharaszti scored twice and tested the technical home side on several occasions, but MTK Hungaria FC II proved the more consistent attacking unit. Each time the visitors found the net, the home side responded with an answer of their own, eventually pulling clear in a frantic second half to secure all three points.

The goals that shaped the match

• MTK Hungaria FC II broke the deadlock with a well-worked team goal, but Dunaharaszti MTK equalised before halftime.
• The second half saw the lead change hands, with both sides striking in quick succession.
• A decisive spell of pressure from the home side delivered two more goals, transforming the match from a tight contest into a 4-2 statement.
• Dunaharaszti MTK pushed forward late in search of a third, but MTK’s defensive structure held firm.

What it means in NB III

For a reserve side like MTK Hungaria FC II, the result is especially valuable because it combines development with league currency. Players fighting for first-team recognition at MTK Budapest need these performances, and the four-goal tally will give the coaching staff plenty of encouragement in the Nemzeti Bajnokság III campaign.

Dunaharaszti MTK will feel frustrated because they matched their hosts for long periods and still left with nothing. The team must tighten up at the back while maintaining their attacking identity if they want to climb the table over the coming weeks.