Vasiás secured a 3-2 victory over Nyíregyháza in the NB I regular season, seventh round, on 4 September 2026. The hosts came from behind to claim all three points at home, extending their unbeaten run to two matches after successive defeats. By then, the visitors had already shown signs of vulnerability in their recent outings.
The opening exchanges belonged to Vasiás. Zsombor Hös fired home in the eighth minute, followed by Márk Koszta's strike eleven minutes later. The visitors responded when Barna Benczenleitner netted in the fifty-eighth minute, but Márk Kovácsréti restored the lead with a second-half goal in the seventy-third minute before adding a third earlier in stoppage time.
Discipline grew increasingly tight throughout the contest. Hös and Rab picked up yellow cards in the opening half, while the visitors accumulated six cautions in total. Nyíregyháza were reduced to ten men after Benczenleitner's dismissal, though the referee showed him a second yellow rather than a straight red. The substitution patterns reflected the shifting balance.
Statistically, the match told a familiar story of possession without penetration. Nyíregyháza held 53 per cent of the ball and completed 286 passes compared to Vasiás's 238, yet the hosts registered four shots on target against seven for their opponents. The visitors created only one big chance while Vasiás managed four, and their shots accuracy of 44 per cent did not translate into goals.
The result leaves Vasiás sixth on eight points from six games, positioning them above their opponents who sit eighth with seven points. For the hosts, this marks a recovery from defeats by Ujpest and Puskás Akadémia, while Nyíregyháza's struggle continues after losses to Debrecen and Győri ETO.
