Hungary produced the expected confident display to ease past Liechtenstein in Friday evening's friendly international in Budapest. Sandor Egervari's side were playing the first of two friendly games in the space of five days. The recent sad passing of Florian Albert was marked with a minutes silence and a film to honour him. That also helped to boost the attendance towards the 20,000 mark. Former Videoton defender Pal Lazar, played the entire match at right back. Akos Elek was named as one of the substitutes, while Gyorgy Sandor, Videoton's other international player, did not make the bench. Hungary went into an early tenth minute lead through striker Tamas Priskin, who doubled the lead ten minutes later, with his second goal. Hungary then went on to add a further three goals towards the end of the game, by which time Akos Elek had come on. Dzsudzsak, Koman and Feczesin were the other goal scorers in what was a good performance by the Hungarians.

Hungary- Liechtenstein 5-0 (2-0)
Hungary: Bogdán - Lázár, Juhász, Korcsmár, Kádár - Gera, Tőzsér, Hajnal, Dzsudzsák - Feczesin, Priskin. Csere: Elek, Vanczák, Koman, Czvitkovics, Németh K., Király.

Liechtenstein: Jehle - Oehri, Ma. Stocklasa, Mi. Stocklasa, Rechsteiner - Beck, Büchel, Polverino, Burgmeier - Frick, Hasler. Csere: Bicer, Quintans, F. Eberle, Wieser, Christen.