Soroszar and Tisakecke played out a 3:3 draw in the NB II regular season on Sunday, a result that leaves the hosts top of the table while the visitors remain in third. We had backed the home side, 57 per cent confidence, but the match refused to follow that script. And here's the thing — it was never about one moment, but the way both teams kept responding when the other thought they would.
B. Sos opened the scoring at seven minutes, then doubled his tally at forty-one. K. Kobol equalised with a penalty at twenty-eight, while A. Szeker restored the lead at thirty-eight. By then the game had already shifted from a routine home fixture into something more unpredictable.
B. Lovrencsics turned it around at forty-seven, and the late goal at ninety-plus-two minutes cancelled everything out. There were yellow cards for A. Szeker, K. Kobol, and Lovrencsics, plus three more without names attached. The hosts brought on R. Szasz and M. Vattay at half-time, then L. Lukacs at fifty-three.
Statistics tell a story of balance rather than dominance. Possession sat at fifty-two per cent for the hosts and forty-eight for the visitors. Both sides registered five shots on target, though the guests managed just one off target compared to the hosts' five. Attacks were 93 to 101, corners 6 to 3.
The draw means Soroszar extend their unbeaten run to eight games, still sitting on twenty points after six victories and two draws. Tisakecke remain unbeaten too, four wins and four draws, but now trail by four points. To be fair, neither side looked like they would settle for a point going in.
