“Milán Tóth gives Hungary the lead with a left-footed finish from the center of the box, assisted by Milán Vitális, capping a spell of Hungarian pressure from set pieces.”
Pivotal“Roman Yaremchuk powers home a header from close range after Oleksandr Pikhalionok's corner delivery, hauling Ukraine level.”
Pivotal“Just two minutes after conceding, Hungary restore their lead through Márk Csinger, who finishes into the top of the goal from Rajmund Tóth's cross, sealing the win moments after Ukraine's equalizer had threatened to change the complexion of the match.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Ukraine dominated the underlying numbers, out-shooting Hungary 17-10 and controlling 52% of possession with 61 dangerous attacks to Hungary's 28, but wastefulness in front of goal and a sharper Hungarian cutting edge proved decisive. Milán Tóth's 52nd-minute strike, created by Milán Vitális after a string of set-piece chances, gave the visitors the lead they'd protect for over half an hour. Ukraine's response was spirited rather than sustained - five substitutions between the 60th and 72nd minute injected fresh legs, and Roman Yaremchuk's close-range header from a Pikhalionok cross looked to have salvaged a point just seven minutes from time. But Hungary had the final word almost immediately, with substitute Rajmund Tóth's cross finding Márk Csinger for the winner inside two minutes of the equalizer. For Ukraine, it's a frustrating result given their territorial dominance and 17 shots to show for it; Hungary, by contrast, showed the clinical edge of a side punching above its underlying stats with just 10 shots and four on target.
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Just ten days after Ukraine edged Hungary 1-0, the two sides meet again in League B with both level on points and plenty to prove. Ukraine need to bounce back from a chastening 3-0 loss to Northern Ireland, while in-form Hungary look to build on back-to-back clean-sheet-driven wins.