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Puskás Academy Stuns Paks FC with Late Equalizer; Böde Marks Milestone Amidst Disappointment
PAKS, Hungary – A dramatic late goal secured a 2-2 draw for Puskás Academy against paks FC in the 28th round of the NB I, Hungary’s top professional football league, leaving both teams with mixed emotions. The match, played before 4,101 spectators at Fehérvári Road Stadium, saw Daniel Böde celebrate his 500th NB I appearance, although the occasion was somewhat soured by the draw.
Böde himself opened the scoring for Paks in the 21st minute from the penalty spot, but Zs. Nagy equalized for Puskás Academy just eleven minutes later. B. Tóth put Paks ahead again in the 73rd minute, seemingly securing a victory. However, a 92nd-minute goal by Fameyeh salvaged a point for the visitors.
speaking after the match, a visibly disappointed Böde lamented the late concession. “We got the goal at the very end,so I’m disappointed. We should have pulled it out for a minute or two, but unfortunatly the football was like that. (Péter Szappanos – Ed.) He caught a penalty and the advantage was, and I said the end. I am sad but with the go away I will surely remember it differently.”
Paks FC head coach György bognár echoed his player’s disappointment, offering a critical assessment of his team’s performance.“Even though the goal scored in the overtime, we did not deserve to win based on the game, we did not play well. With the exception of the first fifteen to twenty minutes, we could not control this match, especially in the midfield, we were weaker than usual. was in the end of this goal, I think the tie is fair,” Bognár said at the post-match press conference.
In contrast, Puskás Academy coach Zsolt Hornyák expressed satisfaction with his team’s performance and the overall spectacle. “The game also proved that it was a holiday today as we could see a fiery at the Hungarian level. Our opponent was able to score from two records,” Hornyák remarked.
The draw leaves Puskás Academy at the top of the NB I standings, level on points with Ferencváros TC, although Puskás Academy hold the tie-breaker by way of goal differential. Paks FC remains in third place, one point behind the leaders.
The result underscores the increasing competitiveness of Hungarian football, a trend mirroring developments in other smaller European leagues, like the Polish Ekstraklasa and the Czech
