Videoton lost 2-1 at the home of Girondins Bordeaux last week in the Europa League Q3, first leg match, but still have a chance of going through. The second leg takes place at the Pancho Arena on the 3rd August and statistics show that it would not be a surprise if Vidi would win. 

Videoton FC will be playing their 114th match in European competition on Thursday and the 113 games so far have included 56 home matches. Those include 35 wins, 11 draw and 10 defeats.

In order that the second leg match with Bordeaux will last 120 minutes instead of the normal 90, would mean that the result would have to be 2-1. There have been just 3 matches over the years that have ended in the same result and those came against Stade Laval, Basel and Podgorica).

A 2-1 result would result in a penalty shootout. Previous such shootouts have also been favourable to Videoton. Both have seen Vidi come out on top with wins over Manchester United in 1985 and against Trabzonspor in 2012.

Vidi are closing in on the 100th goal at home. A total of 95 goals have been scored in home legs with 36 conceded since 1973. Although results against French sides have not proved succesful over the years against Hungarian teams, there have still been 16 wins, 4 draws and 19 defeats. Vidi still come out on top in these matches with 5 games against French opponents resulting in the following:

*The game against Paris SG in the UEFA Cup also included a game that was abandoned with the score at 2-0 to Videoton FC.