Szoboszlai and Team Face Challenge but Reach a 28-Year Milestone Opportunity in Yerevan

On November 13, the Hungarian national football team secured a significant victory against Armenia in Yerevan, marking a crucial step towards World Cup qualification. Coach Marco Rossi emphasized the importance of this match, as the team aimed for three points to strengthen their position in Group F of the European qualifiers.

Match Highlights and Key Moments

The atmosphere in Yerevan was charged with anticipation on match day, despite the city’s recent lack of football excitement. Fans, many supporting the Hungarian team, gathered at the Vazgen Sargsyan Republican Stadium, creating a lively environment.

• Kick-off: The match began with Hungary showing aggressive intent.
• First Half: Bolla Bendegúz scored the opening goal for Hungary with a header.
• Possession: Hungary controlled 59% of the ball during the match, demonstrating their dominance.
• Key Save: Armenian goalkeeper Henri Avagjan struggled to manage threatening shots from Hungary.

Statistics

Upcoming Matches and Implications

This win pushes Hungary towards a coveted position in the upcoming World Cup play-offs. The qualification process will reach a climax as the team prepares for its next game against Ireland in Budapest on November 16.

With Portugal also competing, Hungary’s chances improve if Portugal wins against Ireland. A scenario that unfolds in favor of Hungary could secure their participation in the World Cup next spring, solidifying the significance of their recent accomplishments.

Current Group F Standings

With the road to the World Cup now clearer, Hungary looks to build on their momentum and capitalize on upcoming opportunities. The next matches will be essential to their World Cup aspirations.