Kozármisleny lost 1-2 to Szeged 2011 in the fifth round of the NB II regular season on Saturday afternoon. The visitors took the lead through Péter Szűcs in the second minute before the hosts levelled via László Vágó's strike. Then Szeged 2011 pulled away when Vilmos Haragos netted in the seventy-sixth minute to complete the turnaround.
And here's the thing about that opening goal — Szűcs found the net almost immediately, catching the home side flat-footed. The pressure told quickly, with Kozármisleny's defence struggling to settle. By then the visitors had already established control of the tempo, something the statistics would later confirm.
The second half brought another shift in momentum. Vágó's equaliser in the sixty-third minute gave the home side hope, but Szeged 2011 responded almost straight away. Haragos' goal came in the same period, and the visitors then ran out of legs as the home side pushed forward. Four yellow cards arrived in the closing stages, with Zamostny and Vekony both cautioned at sixty-six minutes.
The numbers tell a story of missed opportunities for the hosts. Kozármisleny managed 49 per cent possession and 86 attacks, yet only registered two shots on target. Szeged 2011, with slightly more possession and fewer attacks, converted five shots on target into two goals. It's the sort of efficiency that separates sides at this level.
This result leaves Kozármisleny rooted to the bottom of the table with zero points from six matches. Szeged 2011 move up to eleventh place on five points, extending their unbeaten run. The home side's record of six defeats in as many games raises questions about what needs to change in the next fixture.