Pinte Patrik – the son of Attila Pinte, a well-known former Slovakian national team player from Ferencváros – scored the lead for Kazincbarcika in the 52nd minute, and then the match was interrupted in the 76th minute. The history of the case is still unclear. It is certain that the local security forces entered the guest camp using gas spray, got into a fistfight with the fans, and then left. The national guardsmen then organized their ranks and chased the organizers away – reported what happened Boon.hu.
The Honvéd camp goes on a counterattack. Source: YouTube/@budapesthonvedfc
Márk Szigetvári, the referee of the match, ordered the players to the dressing room due to the incident, but after the mood calmed down, he ordered the match to continue. The Honvéd fans then – as if nothing had happened – encouraged their team. Regardless, the result did not change, Kazincbarcika won 1-0.
Anyway, the match did not have serious stakes, both teams are in the midfield of the football NB II, Kazincbarcika is eighth after the 30th round, Honvéd is ninth.
It is strange that neither József Csábi, the host Kazincbarcika, nor Aurél Csertői, the trainer of the visiting Honvéd, mentioned the incident in the evaluation after the match. Aurél Csertői bitterly admitted only that it was Kazincbarcika he physically grew above Honvéd.
Later, the Kazincbarcika a club’s Facebook page added the following to the incident as it is Origin spotted:
“Before that, they beat a security guard, then another, and then the tear gas. For the sake of historical fidelity. But there are competent people who make the appropriate decision in the case based on the recordings and what they saw on the spot. Video recordings do not include these. What happened is extremely sad, it is not for a sports field, but several parties are responsible for this, and we hope that the investigation will reveal these factually. This is the most important!
Vasas and Szeged also stumbled
Among the teams competing for promotion, Győr knocked out host Mosonmagyaróvár 5-0 as a guest, while Vasas and Szeged both played only a draw at home. Nyíregyháza, the leader of the list, will be the guest of Ajka on Monday.
NB II, round 30:
Gyirmót–Kozármisleny 3-5 (3-1)
BVSC–Csákvár 1-0 (0-0)
Szeged–Soroksár 0-0
Mosonmagyaróvár–Győr 0-5 (0-4)
PMFC–Progress 1-1 (1-1)
Kazincbarcika–Honvéd 1-0 (0-0)
Vasas–Tiszakécske 1-1 (1-0)
Budafok–Siófok 1-0 (1-0)
played on Monday:
Ajka–Nyíregyháza 20.00
The leading group: 1. Nyíregyháza 67 points/29 matches, 2. Vasas 58/30, 3. Győr 57/30, 4. Szeged 55/30.
