ETO FC Extends Undefeated Run After Draw Against Kisvárda in NB I

ETO FC Győr maintained their unbeaten run in the Nemzeti Bajnokság I, though Joseph Borbély admitted his side had to fight for a draw away against Kisvárda. Borbély addressed both his team’s performance and an injury concern following the league encounter.

The stalemate leaves the defending champions navigating a stretch in domestic play. While the Győr squad preserved their status, the fixture on the road prompted analysis from the coaching staff.

Borbély Assesses the Kisvárda Stalemate

Reflecting on the 90 minutes, Borbély pointed to the competitive intensity displayed by both sides on the pitch. According to post-match comments, Borbély evaluated the match that unfolded away from home.

“Perhaps this was our best NB I match so far,” Borbély stated, praising the collective application of his squad despite failing to break the deadlock.

Borbély also touched on squad fitness, addressing an injury concern within the ranks. Maintaining squad depth remains an objective for Győr as the domestic calendar progresses.

Standings Implications and Rival Reactions

The draw keeps ETO FC in the Hungarian top flight. Kisvárda manager Attila Supka expressed a sentiment regarding the margins of the match, noting that his team lacked only the decisive finish to claim all three points against the reigning titleholders.

Meanwhile, across the league, Ferencváros secured an away victory in Felcsút.

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