Videoton played their third friendly match of their Spanish training camp. Gyorgy Mezey's side came up against famous Russian first division side Lokomotiv Moscow, and just like Thursday's game with Cadiz CF, they lost the game to a second half penalty, despite dominating the match for the first 70 minutes. The match was played in the wonderful setting of a golf centre, in even nicer weather than yesterday's game. Keeper Sebok, Izing, Ponczok, Vujovics and Lencse were all rested for this friendly. Gyorgy Mezey sent out two different sides in either half, but there were fewer changes overall compared to the Cadiz match. Vidi began the match on the attack, with Brazilian trialist Cesar going close after 4 minutes. The next twenty minutes produced very few chances on either goal, with Videoton enjoying the better of the first half. Polonkai had a lovely volley on 25 minutes, with a Lokomotiv defender putting his foot in to deflect it in to the path of Cesar, who once again had the chance to score. Cesar was once again in the limelight a few minutes later, but once again he was unlucky not to hit the target from a tight angle. The best chance of the first half fell to fellow Brazilian Andre Alves, a minute before half time. He received a pass from Cesar, but his shot flew inches over the bar. Vidi keeper Bozsovics had very little to do in goal. 

The second half began in much the same way as the first, with Alves shooting from 20 meters, but once again Vidi failed to score the opener. Fewer chances were created as the match went on, but the Russian side still showed very little threat on Bozsovics' goal. Then from out of nothing, Lokomotiv were awarded a penalty after Liptak committed a foul inside the penalty area. The Moscow player made no mistake to clinch the match for them.