Videoton travel to Veszprem to take part in  a charity game, organised in response to the recent disaster that has hit the west of Hungary. Vidi will be taking the match seriously, which is also why the entire squad will be travelling over for the game on Wednesday. Manager Gyorgy Mezey also mentioned that those returning international players will also be at the stadium in support of the event. Videoton will play Devecser, a small town that was badly hit by the dangerous sludge, which has cost the lives of seven, and injured many more. Liptak, Lazar and Elek are all in Finland playing for the Hungarian national side, and they will not feature in the match, together with Andras Gosztonyi, who is on U21 duty in Slovenia. Gyorgy Mezey: " I wanted to take two young players with me to the game on Wednesday, but both Bence Elek and Marton Izing, will be playing in a league game at Nyiregyhaza. However, both Ponczok and Baracska, will not be allowed to play in the youth match, as I feel that they need to play in  the game with Veszprem, and represent the academy and the Videoton youth policy. The two have done well and have worked hard with the senior players in training."

Vidi will take a 22 man squad to Veszprem: Sebők, Tujvel, Andics, Margitics, Vaskó, Milanovics, Sándor, Farkas, Vasziljevics, Baracskai, Ponczók, Szakály, Szolnoki, Polonkai, Djordjic, Mutumba, Vujovics, Alves, Lencse, Papizsanszkij and Babos.