Partizan vs Veszprem: match preview on 9 September 2026

Veszprem to win. The visitors have scored 186 goals in their last five matches while conceding 112, a wider margin than Partizan's 159:111, and they arrive with five straight victories across both competitive and friendly fixtures. Partizan are unbeaten in their last five as well, but their most recent results come from domestic Superliga action rather than European competition.

The home side have not dropped a point in their last five matches either, winning every game and netting 159 goals while letting in 111. Their form includes a 41:29 victory away at RK Vranje and a 36:24 win over Crvena zvezda at home, yet those opponents play in Serbia's top division rather than the Champions League. Veszprem's five wins span the Hungarian NB I and friendlies, with a 40:21 result against NEKA on 4 September being their most recent outing.

Both sides enter this fixture with perfect records, but the quality of opposition differs. Partizan's five matches all belong to the Superliga, while Veszprem have faced domestic rivals and international clubs in friendlies. The visitors' 45:21 away win against Cisne suggests they can travel and score freely, something Partizan have not demonstrated against non-domestic opposition in this period.

Veszprem have played across more competitions and shown greater scoring volume, 186 goals compared to Partizan's 159. The 74-goal difference in their favour over five matches, against Partizan's 48-goal margin, points to a side operating at a higher offensive level.

Veszprem’s untested Champions League defence faces a Partizan side with a physical style, creating a tactical mismatch that could decide the outcome. The visitors have not yet faced a Champions League opponent in this window, and the home advantage at the Veszprém Aréna could shift the balance. A draw would suit either side, but the attacking figures favour the Hungarians.