Tuesday's Champions League match produced an uncomfortable moment for the club and it's supporters. That came when defender Roland Juhasz suffered a bad fall, which saw him stretchered off. The Videoton captain did not suffer a serious injury, which was believed to be the case originally.

"The Champions League first leg tie against BATE Borisov saw Roland Juhasz pick up a first half injury. He pulled his muscle in the fall. The MR scan has proved negative. We have taken a close look at him and based on that we can say that an operation is not required. His rehabilitation can begin next week. It is difficult to predict exactly when he can return back to action. At the moment it appears as if he could be back in action in a month" - commented Dr Tibor Kovacs.

"It has been a very difficult day. The tests began on Wednesday at 7am and lasted until 9am. There was plenty of uncertainty during this period. The good news was given around midday when I was told I had escaped a serious injury. I have received plenty of goodwill messages since Tuesday, which have given me added strength. I would like to thank everybody for this. I will start my rehabilitation on Monday and try hard to get back to playing for Vidi as soon as I can. I would also like to play in the international match in September. I will try my best and I hope that everything will go well in the next few weeks" - commented Roland Juhasz.