Paksi FC B 3–1 Majosi | Hungary Nemzeti Bajnokság III (South-West Group) | May 17, 2026

Match Overview

Paksi FC B extended their solid home form with a comfortable 3-1 victory over Majosi in the Hungarian Nemzeti Bajnokság III (South-West Group) on Sunday afternoon. The reserve side of top-flight Paksi FC dominated proceedings at the Paksi Stadion training pitch, moving into the top half of the table with a performance full of energy and attacking intent.

First Half: Quick Start for the Home Side

Paksi B wasted no time asserting themselves. In the 6th minute, winger Ádám Kertész opened the scoring after a neat exchange with striker Gergő Tóth, slotting past Majosi goalkeeper Bence Farkas. The visitors struggled to settle, and Paksi doubled their lead just before the half-hour mark. A long throw-in caused chaos in the box, and centre-back Dávid Horváth poked home from close range for his first goal of the season.

Majosi had a chance to pull one back just before halftime when they were awarded a penalty for a handball, but midfielder Viktor Sós saw his spot-kick saved low to the left by Paksi keeper Márk Rácz.

Second Half: Majosi Strike Back, but Paksi Regain Control

The visitors started the second half with more urgency and reduced the deficit in the 52nd minute. Striker Roland Nagy latched onto a through ball and fired a powerful left-footed shot into the far corner, giving Majosi hope of a comeback. However, Paiksi B responded well and restored their two-goal advantage in the 68th minute. A swift counter-attack ended with substitute midfielder Bence Szabó curling a beauty into the top corner from 18 meters.

Majosi pushed forward in the final 20 minutes but could not find a way through the disciplined Paksi defence. The home side saw out the victory comfortably, creating several chances on the break that were not converted.

Key Performers

• Ádám Kertész (Paksi FC B) – Scored the crucial opener and was a constant threat on the wing with his pace and dribbling.
• Márk Rácz (Paksi FC B) – The young goalkeeper made two key saves, including the first-half penalty, to keep his side in control.
• Roland Nagy (Majosi) – His well-taken goal gave his team a lifeline, but it proved insufficient in the end.

Standings and Importance

The win lifts Paksi FC B to 28 points from 20 matches in the NB III South-West Group, now sitting eighth and comfortably clear of the relegation zone. Majosi remain 14th with 18 points, only two points above the drop zone. With the fight for survival intensifying, Majosi will need to improve their away form – they have now lost eight of their ten league matches on the road this season. For Paksi B, the victory continues a positive run of three wins in five games as they aim to finish the season strongly.