Videoton travel to Budapest on Sunday looking to repeat last season's 5-0 away win. The game at the Albert Stadium will be a tough one, with the home side eager to seek revenge. Interestingly Videoton have not managed to win away since that game, last March. Ferencvaros have made a disappointing start to the current season, even though it began with Europa League action for them. They replaced manager Laszlo Prukner with former world star player Lajos Detari, who has seen a mixed bag of results since taking over. Ferencvaros lost at the weekend to KTE, by a single goal, scored by on loan Vidi player Laszlo Lencse.

A win for Vidi would be very welcome and push the red and blues into third place, if other results go their way. Ferencvaros last home match was a 2-0 win over ZTE, who were Vidi's opponents on Friday evening. Paulo Sousa's side comfortably emerged 4-1 winners. In what will be another busy weekend of OTP league football, the pick of the games looks likely to be Sunday's other match, Debrecen v Diosgyőr, in what is top against fourth place. Győri ETO will kick off the weekend football with a home game against improving KTE, at the ETO stadium.