On March 26, Kazakhstan Under 21 National Football Team were hosting Hungary Under 21 National Football Team in the Group Stage of the Qualifying Round. At full-time, Hungary sealed a 0-3 victory over Kazakhstan.
The breakthrough came on the 34th minute when Mark Kosznovszky converted the chance, giving Hungary the lead. Mark Zalan Kerezsi and Agoston Benyei added to the score, setting the final scoreline at 0-3.
A sense of anticipation builds as Kazakhstan and Hungary square off once more, 7 months after their previous Qualifying round Group stage meeting that concluded in a 2-0 victory for Hungary. Kazakhstan head into this encounter off the back of a defeat to Scotland on March 21, hoping to recover their form. Tightening up at the back might be their best chance to shift momentum, especially given the fact their backline has lacked consistency, having conceded goals in each of their last ten home matches.
Hungary, in contrast to their opponent's recent struggles, enter the match on a positive note, having secured a victory over Moldova in their last outing.
Kazakhstan Under 21 National Football Team and Hungary Under 21 National Football Team meet in Qualifying round Group stage with their goal-scorers and playmakers ready to take on pivotal roles. Kazakhstan’s offensive unit has leaned on Aybar Abdulla, their main scorer, and Galymzhan Kenzhebek, as they continue to drive the team’s attacking efforts forward. Abdulla has already scored one goal in Qualifying round Group stage this season, and is also the team’s top assist provider, with two key passes leading to goals so far this term. Damir Kasabulat, Yan Trufanov and Abylaikhan Nazymkhanov have made their presence felt as well, chipping in with decisive contributions in attack.
Meanwhile, Hungary’s attacking options have been bolstered by Matyas Kovacs, the team’s top scorer, and Dominik Kocsis, both of whom have contributed crucial goals and assists. In Qualifying round Group stage, Kovacs has been Hungary’s standout scorer with two goals, while also being their most creative player, providing two assists in the league so far. Hungary have also relied on Andras Eordogh, Barnabas Kovacs and Andras Nemeth to energize their attack through key shots and passes.
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Kazakhstan U21 kicked off the game with Nikita Pivkin, Murojon Khalmatov who got substituted by Nural Zhaksylykov on the 57th minute, Damir Kasabulat, Adilbek Zhumakhanov, Sultan Askarov, Yegor Tkachenko, Denis Mitrofanov who got substituted by Danil Ankudinov on the 57th minute, Meyrambek Kalmyrza who got substituted by Ersultan Kaldybekov on the 57th minute, Abylaikhan Nazymkhanov who got substituted by David Esimbekov on the 81st minute, Yan Trufanov who got substituted by Beybit Galym on the 71st minute and Ivan Sviridov as starters, with Danil Ankudinov, David Esimbekov, Beybit Galym, Ersultan Kaldybekov, Danila Karpikov, Alexander Mrynsky, Askar Satyshev, Alexandr Shirobokov and Nural Zhaksylykov on the bench.
Hungary U21's starting eleven were Krisztian Hegyi, Mark Csinger, Antal Yaakobishvili, Alex Szabo, Barna Benczenleitner, Mihaly Kata, Milan Vitalis who got substituted by Agoston Benyei on the 63rd minute, Mark Kosznovszky who got substituted by Artur Horvath on the 88th minute, Mark Zalan Kerezsi who got substituted by Rajmund Molnar on the 52nd minute, Andras Nemeth and Matyas Kovacs who got substituted by Botond Vajda on the 46th minute, with Aron Alaxal, Agoston Benyei, Gellert Duzs, Andras Eordogh, Artur Horvath, Patrick Iyinbor, Gabor Jurek, Rajmund Molnar and Botond Vajda on the bench.
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Referee showed the yellow card three times throughout the game. , Sultan Askarov and Beybit Galym were the ones to receive it.
Since September 2023, the teams have clashed once. They met on September 7, 2023, during the Group Stage of the Qualifying Round, with Hungary winning 2-0. So, overall, Hungary Under 21 Team have the edge in head-to-head matches against Kazakhstan Under 21 Team in their recent history.
This season in Qualifying round Group stage, Kazakhstan U21 have recorded three wins, zero draws, and seven losses in ten matches, scoring thirteen goals at an average of 1.30 per match and conceding 24 at a rate of 2.40 per match. Hungary U21 have played ten matches in Qualifying round Group stage, with five wins, one draw, and four loss this season, scoring twelve goals at an average of 1.20 per match and conceding eight at a rate of 0.80 per match.
Kazakhstan U-21’s previous game resulted in a loss against Scotland U21., while Hungary U-21 played their last match against Moldova U21, which ended in a win. Overall, Kazakhstan have won one of their last twenty matches, losing seventeen and drawing two, while Hungary have won twelve of their last twenty matches, losing six and drawing two.
As always, Qualifying round Group stage's live standings are availble and updated in real time. Kazakhstan Under 21 Team hold 11th place with nine points after ten matches, while Hungary Under 21 Team occupy 10th spot with sixteen points in ten matches.
We are adding goal videos and full video highlights of the match between Kazakhstan U21 and Hungary U21 in real time. You can watch the goals by Mark Kosznovszky, Mark Zalan Kerezsi and Agoston Benyei as the videos of the goals are added usually minutes after the actual event if there are any official videos available. Full video highlights of Kazakhstan U21 - Hungary U21 are being added as they become available on the official social media channels of the league or the teams.