The last league match before the World Cup follows: DVSC SCHAEFFLER will play in the home of Vác, which is in fifth place in the table, on Wednesday at 18:00.

Just a small statistic, i.e. it is not worth drawing far-reaching conclusions from it, but it is a fact that the team coached by Zoltán Szilágyi won the last seven championship matches between Vác and Debrecen. The specialist sat on the bench of the Danube team three times, and managed DVSC SCHAEFFLER four times.

It’s not easy to win in Vác. The truth of the statement is supported by the indicators of the joint history of the two teams since 1998. Not to mention, Vác defeated Loki in their first NB I season, and out of the 29 championships played so far in the city on the Danube, we managed to win only eight, with seven draws and 14 times the home team won the two points.

For Vác’s season so far, it is quite rhapsodic. The unexpected defeat against Vasas was shocking, but there is the match against Ferencváros on the other side, where Vác had a chance to score points until the beginning. It is certain that the presence of Réka Bordás, who arrived on loan for a month, made Wednesday’s opponent’s defense more stable, and neutralizing Csenge Kuczora, who leads the home goalscoring list with 59 goals, could be key.

After the great score in Bucharest on Saturday night, the DVSC SCHAEFFLER rested in the Romanian capital on Sunday morning from the fatigue of the CL battle, and then arrived home in the evening touching Nagyvárad. From Monday, the team concentrated on the championship against Vác.

“We achieved a huge success, the feat in Bucharest gave us a huge emotional boost – said Míra Vámos. – We just celebrated the scoring in a very solid way, since Wednesday’s championship was already floating in front of our eyes. The Czechs are our direct rivals, it is not easy to play against them. This match is very important for us, I am confident that we can play handball at the same pace as in the Champions League match in Romania!”

The Praktiker-Vác – DVSC SCHAEFFLER match starts on November 15 at 6:00 p.m. in Vác, in the City Sports Hall (Vác, Bán Márton út 3.). The meeting will be led by Ferenc Felhő and Tamás Öcsi. The match can be followed live on the M4 sport Kézi YouTube channel.