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Gyor
Tatabanya
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Win: Tatabanya
57%
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Outcome probabilities (1X2) · by our model
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Form last 5 matches
Head to head 4
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Prediction commentary
Based on data as of 16 Sep, 17:13Tatabanya win at Gyor, 72% confidence.
The visitors have won every recent meeting between these sides and carry an unbroken run from the opening round. Gyor have drawn twice and sit 12th in the table — a position that would normally be considered a crisis for a club of their stature. Tatabanya lead with four points from two victories.
Gyor's opening matches ended in draws against opponents they would typically be expected to beat. Their last five games show a different pattern entirely: two wins and three losses, with 125 goals scored and 150 conceded. The defensive record is concerning — they have been outscored in every outing except the friendly against Balatonfuredi. Tatabanya's form is sharper. Four wins from five, including victories over Szeged and Gyöngyösi KK in the league, and a goal difference of 160 for and 143 against. They are the side that has found a rhythm. Tatabánya won all four encounters going back to December 2024, with margins of 8, 9, 8 and 1 goals respectively. The most recent meeting on 10 April 2026 saw them edge 25-24 away from home. Győr have not managed a single victory against them in that span, and the pattern suggests they struggle to contain Tatabánya's attack in open play.
League standings after two matches place Tatabanya in the top three with four points, while Gyor remain rooted at 12th with none. Tatabánya have taken all three points from every game. Győr have settled for shared spoils, and at this stage of the campaign that is a liability.
The model's projection of 31.1 goals for Tatabanya against 28.5 for Gyor points to a high-scoring affair. The visitors have consistently found the net in their recent fixtures, including a 38-37 friendly win over Celje. Győr's defensive record — conceding 150 goals in five matches — suggests they will struggle to keep Tatabánya below that threshold.
A draw suits Gyor's current approach — they have drawn both opening matches and may look to frustrate rather than attack. If they can neutralise Tatabanya's early pressure and force the game into a scrappy second half, the visitors' confidence could waver. That is the one scenario where the prediction does not hold. A resilient defensive display from Győr, combined with Tatabánya failing to convert their chances, would change the outcome.