After Thursday's 1-0 loss against Serbia in the Puskás Arena, the Hungarian national football team played in Northern Ireland on Tuesday evening, in another friendly match.

Marco Rossi went for both of MOL Fehérvár FC's national team players, Attila Fiola and Loic Nego, to start the match against Northern Ireland. The latter made his presence felt with a number of dangerous crosses and shots, and in the 81st minute, as in Thursday's match, he was replaced by former Vidi player Bendegúz Bolla, while Fiola, who was on the pitch until the final whistle, took his share of the defensive work.

The match was decided by a goal from Roland Sallai, who poked the ball past the opponent's goalkeeper in the 56th minute and put it into the net. The Hungarian goal was enough to beat the Northern Irish.

International Friendly
Northern Ireland - Hungary 0-1 (0-0)
Goalscorer: Sallai (56.)