Videoton take on mid table side Kecskemet on Friday evening, with kick off at 19:00pm. The Hungarian FA have named experienced match official Istvan Vad for the important game, with Vidi aiming to pick up three points and take another giant step towards the first league title in the club's history. Vad will celebrate his 32nd birthday on the 30th May. The official last took charge of a match involving Videoton, back in 2009, in a match which saw Debrecen win 1-0, thanks to a goal from Gabor Demjen. He ended up sending off two Vidi players in the final 15 minutes, and also disallowed a goal for the home side in the first half. He began playing football in his youth at Rakosmenti TK, moving on to Ferencvaros and then BVSC. He took his refereeing badge in 1995, and took control of youth games, due to his young age. Vad made his first division debut in a match involving Sopron and Videoton in 2004. He has been a member of the FIFA group of officials since 2007, and took control of his first international game at the age of 27. He also ended up refereeing in the Champions league in October 2010, along with Viktor Kassai, after just three and a half years as a FIFA referee.