“The international break included us having training sessions and a friendly game against Budaors. Those away on international duty linked back up with us during the week. I answered journalist’s questions at the start of the season when I said that attention should be paid to Puskas Academy. I felt that they would be up there among the first three-four sides. They are strong and quick and have players that are good on the ball. They have done well so far even though it is true that recent results have not gone their way. We picked up three points at Kaposvar, which was very important for us. Naturally our aim cannot be anything other than winning against Puskas Academy at home.” - commented the Vidi manager ahead of the 17:00pm kick off.