“Lenny Joseph breaks the deadlock, converting from Kristoffer Zachariassen's assist after a corner situation to put Ferencváros in control.”
Pivotal“Substitute Zsombor Gruber adds a third shortly after coming on at half-time, completing a comfortable evening for Ferencváros and killing any lingering hope of a Vojvodina comeback.”
Outstanding performance

Ferencváros made light work of Vojvodina once Kornél Szűcs was dismissed in the ninth minute for a foul, leaving the visitors to battle with ten men for the entirety of the remaining 81 minutes. The hosts were patient in the early exchanges but the numerical advantage began to tell as Lenny Joseph converted from Zachariassen's assist on 27 minutes, before Zachariassen doubled the lead eight minutes later, fed by Carlos Eduardo Lopes Cruz from another set-piece situation. The statistics tell the full story of Ferencváros's dominance: 69 percent possession, 557 passes at 90 percent accuracy, and 73 dangerous attacks compared to Vojvodina's 21. Zsombor Gruber came off the bench to wrap up the tie on 71 minutes, and while Vojvodina showed some resilience in keeping the shots-on-target tally respectable, this was a controlled, professional European performance from the Hungarian side that reinforces their standing as serious contenders in the competition.
How entertaining was this match?
Ferencváros host Vojvodina at the Groupama Aréna holding a 2-1 aggregate advantage from the first leg in Novi Sad, putting them firmly in the driving seat to advance in the UEFA Europa League qualifiers. New boss Balázs Borbély looks to cement a winning start to his Ferencváros tenure, while Vojvodina must overturn the deficit on the road to stay alive in Europe.