Dunaharaszti MTK

The pitch at Mindszenty József utca in Dunaharaszti holds barely more than a thousand people — sources put the ground anywhere between 1,000 and 3,000 seats, though Wikipedia settles on 1,196.

The football side has changed hands more than once. It broke away in 1936 to become Dunaharaszti AC, ran as Dunaharaszti SC from 1938, and in 1952 was hived off entirely into Csepel Autógyári Vasas before rejoining the parent body in 1959 under its old name, Dunaharaszti Munkás Testedző Kör. Through all of that the blue and white shirts stayed, giving the club its nickname, Kék-fehérek.

Its best spell on the pitch came in 2011–12, when it won the Alföld group of the NB III. Two Pest Megyei Szuperkupa wins, in 2005 on penalties against Felsőpakony-Ergofer and in 2008 by default, and the Pest Megyei I. Osztály title in 2023–24, the county's top division.

What DMTK has never done is win a national cup or hold a place above the third tier for any length of time.