"Vidi are an extremely strong team, even if they are going through a difficult period. We will play at home in front of our fans, I believe we can start our journey together with a win. Although Fehérvár had a change of manager one round earlier than us, this makes the meeting interesting and makes the preparation a bit more difficult, because it is even less clear what to expect from the other team. I am sure both teams will want to prove that they should be better than they have been. I don't expect an easy game, but there are no easy games these days. We want to win, and we will go on to the pitch with that in mind, and I hope we can come away satisfied at the end," said Budapest Honvéd head coach Dean Klafuric ahead of Saturday's match.