The following morning after the match against Haladas, which ended 0-0, saw our players were back on the pitch. The Vidi coach arrived at the Sportcentrum, which is the home of Buki TK, a few minutes before 10.00, and after a short meeting, the warm-up followed, while Istvan Brockhauser concentrated on the goalkeepers.

The players who took part in Saturday's training match went on a run while the rest of the squad did various ball exercises with Tamas Szalai. From 12.30 the team will have lunch, the afternoon see the players rest and on Monday the team will train both in the morning and in the afternoon.

Bük, with 3,500 inhabitants, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Hungary, located 27 kilometres north-east of Szombathely, next to the Austro-Hungarian border. The team from the small town are called Buki TK, and they were founded in 1920 and previously underwent almost a dozen name changes - including Buki Traktor SK - the previous championship, which was interrupted due to the corona epidemic, saw them finish in ninth place in the 1st division of the Vas County. Their best results were achieved in the early 2000s, when they were in the second division.