Fradi beat their Ukrainian opponent with a knockout

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Ferencváros, taking⁣ advantage of ‍its man advantage, won 4-0 in ​Hamburg as a⁢ guest of Dinamo Kyiv in the fourth round of ‍the regular season of the European⁤ football ⁣league, and‌ with its success on Thursday, it confirmed its place in‌ the next round.

Photo: MTI/Zsolt‍ Czeglédi

The Ukrainians held their own in the first half, despite the ‌fact that Vladyslav Dubinchak’s red card put them at a ⁤man ‌disadvantage in ‍the 17th‍ minute – although let’s add that ‌Fradi dominated the match until then. In the second⁢ half, the Hungarian champions gained a huge advantage, winning easily with Barnabás ‍Varga’s double and ⁤goals from Kristoffer Zachariassen and substitute⁢ Matheus Saldanha.

In the second European Cup series, Dinamo Kyiv, which was going without a ‍point or a goal, lost⁣ to a Hungarian team for the first time in its history.

Ferencváros will⁣ host Swedish FF Malmö in the fifth round in three weeks at the Groupama ‍Arena.


Europa⁣ League, regular season, 4th ⁢round:

Dynamo Kyiv (Ukraine)-Franzváros 0-4 (0-0)
Hamburg,⁤ Volksparkstadion, ‍5338 spectators, v.: Mohammed Al-Hakim⁢ (Sweden)
scorers: Varga B. (54., 67.), The Zacharias (56.), ‍ Saldanha ⁤ (76.)

red⁣ card: Dubincsak (17.)

Dynamo Kyiv: Buscsan‍ – Karavajev, Bilovar,​ Mihavko⁢ (Popov, 80.),​ Dubincsak – Bujalszkij⁣ (Vivcsarenko, 24.), Brazsko, Saparenko (Rubcsinszkij, 63.)‌ – Kabajev (Bragaru,⁣ 63.), Vanat (Guerrero, 63.),‍ Volosin

Ferencváros: ‍ Dibusz – Makreckis ‍(Kaján, 63), Cissé ​(Botka,

54. perc: Kady scored the ball in the opponent’s half, then passed ‌to Varga, who was at the penalty spot, and after taking‍ over, he fired a powerful shot into the ⁣upper left ⁣corner (0-1).

56. perc: After Ramírez’s pass from the left side, the ⁤ball went to Zachariassen, who also shot​ from half-height into the left⁢ corner ‍(0-2).

67. perc: After Kady’s pass⁤ from the right, Barnabás Varga headed into the Ukrainian goal from close range ⁤(0-3).

76. perc: Gruber, who came on shortly before, teased Saldanha, ‌who ⁣was replaced ‍with him,​ who cleverly rolled the ball past Buscsan, who was moving ‍out of his goal (0-4).


The victims of the Valencia floods were commemorated with a one-minute mourning break before the meeting in the Volksparkstadion, where, due to the war in Ukraine, Dynamo​ Kyiv plays its home‍ games on the ⁢international stage. Despite ‌the neutral ⁣venue, the stadium, which can accommodate more than⁢ 50,000 spectators, was visited by more than ⁣five thousand fans, including ‍three hundred Ferencváros fans.

The match started ⁣with the Hungarian​ champions dominating​ the field, but no ⁣serious situation developed,‌ and Dinamo settled their ranks after ten minutes.‍ As soon as the game became ​balanced,​ with the‍ assistance⁤ of the video ⁣referee, the Ukrainian team ⁢was put ⁣in ​a man ‍disadvantage, ⁢as Dubincsak badly stepped on Makreckis’ ankle. ⁢After the‌ completely justified‍ red card, Ferencváros controlled again, and had to wait more than twenty minutes for the first shot to hit⁢ the goal, Kady’s attempt was pushed over ​the crossbar by Buscsan.

With a man disadvantage, the Ukrainians clearly set up⁤ for a⁣ counterplay, they had a dangerous start, for example, Ramírez blocked Volosin’s shot from a dangerous ⁤spot at the last moment. In the remaining ‍time until the break, the green and whites had⁢ more and more possession, Buscsan ‍defended several times, but ​his only really difficult task was Abu Fani’s shot to the bottom left corner. Despite ⁣this, the Kyiv team ⁣was somewhat closer ​to the goal, ‍as⁤ first Kabajev’s shot from a sharp ⁤angle and then⁢ Vanat’s header hit the crossbar.

After the change‍ of half, Ferencváros took to the⁤ pitch with an even more attacking attitude, gained​ a clear advantage and pinned down their opponent. The goalkeeper of the Ukrainians saved three times in five minutes, and twice the‌ defenders ⁢saved from ​the ⁢goal line. The great pressure paid off, as Ferencváros scored two goals⁤ in three‍ minutes and almost decided the match: first the top scorer‍ Barna Varga and then ⁢Zachariassen ‌found the back of⁣ the net.

After that, the green and white team slowed down a bit,⁢ but Varga still scored his second goal with a header. The⁣ substitute players gave FTC a new​ boost, as ‌Kaján, making his debut ‌in the group stage, hit the crossbar,‌ while the Gruber-Saldanha duo set ​the final score one minute​ after his substitution: the Brazilian striker scored from a pass by the⁤ Hungarian​ player, who was called up to the Hungarian national team for the first ‍time. In ​the first ⁢half, the ‍Ukrainians fought hard for the honor goal, but their efforts were not crowned with ​success.

Photo: ​Eredmenyek.com

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Time.news Interview: Analyzing Ferencváros’ Impressive Victory in D.C. Kyiv

Editor: Welcome‌ to Time.news. Today, we have the pleasure‌ of speaking ⁢with⁤ Dr. Daniel Kovács, a sports⁢ analyst with deep insight into European football. Dr.​ Kovács, thank you for joining​ us.

Dr. Kovács: Thank you for having me. It’s ⁢always⁢ a pleasure ⁤to discuss ⁤football, especially after such ‍an exhilarating match!

Editor: Absolutely! Ferencváros secured ⁣a‍ striking 4-0 victory against Dinamo ‍Kyiv. What do you think were the key factors that led to this dominant performance?

Dr. Kovács: There were several⁢ factors at play. First ⁢and foremost, the​ early red card for Vladyslav Dubinchak created a ‍significant imbalance. Dinamo Kyiv initially⁤ held their own, but once they were reduced to ten men, Ferencváros exploited this man advantage ⁤brilliantly.

Editor: Indeed, they seemed‍ to shift into a higher gear after halftime. How crucial was that change in momentum ⁢for them?

Dr. Kovács: Very‍ crucial! The confidence shift after the halftime break was palpable.⁤ The Hungarian champions came out with a clear strategy to capitalize on ‌their numerical⁣ advantage. Players like ⁣Barnabás Varga​ and Kristoffer ⁢Zachariassen⁣ executed that strategy perfectly, contributing to a flurry of goals.

Editor: Speaking of Varga, his two goals were pivotal. ‍What can you say about his performance and what it meant for the team?

Dr. Kovács: Varga’s performance ‍was outstanding. His first goal showcased his striking ‍instinct,⁢ firing​ into the upper corner after receiving a smart pass. His second ‌goal illustrated his positioning and aerial prowess as he headed⁢ the ball in close​ range. He’s a player who thrives in high-pressure moments, and he certainly delivered.

Editor: Ferencváros⁤ not only secured‍ a win but also progressed to the next ‌round of the tournament. What does this victory⁢ say about their chances in the ongoing European campaign?

Dr. Kovács: ‌This win is a​ significant confidence booster for Ferencváros.‍ It’s their first​ victory over a Ukrainian side in the European context, which is ⁢historic. If they maintain this momentum and continue to build ⁤on⁤ their tactics and performance, they ‍could be serious contenders going forward, especially as they ‍prepare to face Malmö FF ⁤next.

Editor: That match will be exciting for sure. Any thoughts on how‌ the team should approach their next game?

Dr. Kovács: They need ‌to carry this attacking ​mindset into their match against ⁤Malmö. It’s essential ‍for them to maintain their defensive⁣ discipline while exploiting any⁢ weaknesses ⁣in the Swedish team. Additionally, without ​getting overconfident, they should prepare for a potentially tougher opponent.

Editor: You mentioned that this⁣ match was played at ‌a neutral venue due to the ongoing war in‍ Ukraine. How does that context affect the teams, particularly Dinamo Kyiv?

Dr. Kovács: It certainly adds emotional weight to their matches. Playing as the‌ home team in a neutral venue creates unique⁣ challenges, especially in front of fewer fans than they would typically have. The players of ⁤Dinamo Kyiv ​are ‍under immense pressure, both emotionally and psychologically, and that can impact their performance on the pitch.

Editor: Thank you, Dr. Kovács, for sharing your insights. It’s clear that this victory​ is significant ⁢for Ferencváros and serves as an important ‍moment in ​their season.

Dr. Kovács:​ Thank you ⁢for having ​me! ⁢It’s an exciting ‌time in European football,​ and I⁤ look forward to seeing how the rest of the ‌tournament unfolds.

Editor: And to ‌our readers,⁢ stay tuned for more updates ‌and analyses ⁣on⁣ the ⁣world of sports. Thank you​ for joining us!

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