Beech Sigit 3–0 Budafoki MTE
International Club Friendly | 8 July 2026, 23:00

Beech Sigit opened their pre‑season campaign with a commanding 3‑0 victory over Hungarian side Budafoki MTE in an international club friendly. The match, played under lights, gave the home side a chance to test new tactical approaches while giving minutes to a blend of first‑team regulars and academy prospects.

First‑half dominance sets the tone

Beech Sigit took control from the opening whistle. Their high press forced Budafoki into early errors, and the breakthrough came in the 18th minute when a well‑worked corner routine ended with a powerful header from centre‑back Marko Radic. The goal settled any early nerves and allowed the hosts to dictate the tempo.

Budafoki struggled to create clear chances against a compact Beech Sigit defence. The home midfield, led by playmaker Stefan Kovacs, controlled possession and repeatedly sliced through the visitors’ lines. Just before half‑time, winger Dániel Szabó doubled the lead with a precise low finish after a swift counter‑attack.

Second‑half management and a late third

Both coaches made multiple substitutions at the break, disrupting the rhythm slightly but giving valuable game time to squad players. Beech Sigit’s third goal arrived in the 72nd minute when substitute forward Luka Horvath latched onto a through ball and calmly slotted past the Budafoki goalkeeper.

The result gave Beech Sigit a confidence‑boosting start to their pre‑season schedule. For Budafoki, the friendly served as a useful fitness workout against a physically strong opponent, though they will need to sharpen their final‑third creativity before competitive fixtures resume.