PLER took three points from DaBASHI with a 38:30 win in the National Championship I on 26 September 2026. The home side sits twelfth with four games played, one victory and three draws, while the visitors occupy fourth with two wins and two defeats. The result shifts the gap between them to four points in the table.
And here's the thing — PLER were the ones I called for before kickoff. The prediction sat at 53 per cent confidence, and the match played out as expected. The away side had already shown they could grind results out, as the two draws against NEKA and Csurgoi demonstrated.
By then DaBASHI had not lost a single game in the league, which made the scoreline surprising. To be fair, they had drawn three times already and only beaten Ferencváros 29:39 among their five recent outings. PLER came into the fixture on a run that included two victories against SBS and Szigetszentmiklósi.
The visitors opened the scoring early and kept their composure through the first half. DaBASHI pushed back but could not find the rhythm that had carried them through the opening month. PLER's defence held firm and their attack found space where the home side struggled to cover.
The second half followed the same pattern. DaBASHI tried to close the gap but PLER responded when it mattered. The final whistle confirmed the visitors' superiority, and the four-point margin reflected the flow of the game.
PLER now move closer to the top half of the table. DaBASHI remain undefeated but find themselves further adrift from the teams above. The result ends a run of draws for the home side and extends PLER's winning momentum.
