Harta SE U14 Triumph 3-1 At Kiskunhalas Bundzsák Dezső
⚽ Result
Kiskunhalas Szilády RFC 1
Harta SE U14 3
🏆 Competition
Bácskiskun U14 közép
Away league match
📅 When
Saturday, 18 April 2026
📍 Venue
Kiskunhalas Bundzsák Dezső Városi Sportközpont (Away)
Harta SE U14 travelled to Kiskunhalas Bundzsák Dezso Városi Sportközpont on 18 April 2026 for a 12:00pm kick-off in their league away fixture against Kiskunhalas Szilády RFC. The 9-a-side contest stretched to 80 minutes plus added time, with Harta SE emerging victorious by three goals to one in a match that showcased tactical flexibility and clinical finishing.
Deploying a 3-4-1 formation, Harta SE set up with three defenders at the back: Kontra Máté on the right, Fenyvesi Ádám centrally, and Grob Ádám on the left. The midfield quartet consisted of Gottschall Mátyás on the right wing, Szabó Márton and Knódel Kristóf occupying the central midfield roles, and Ugochukwu Dániel Ekwochi on the left. Ahead of them, Gunyics Miklós was initially deployed as the lone striker, tasked with leading the line and capitalising on chances created by the midfield. Suhajda Máté guarded the goal. The substitutes available were Lázár Flórián and Lukácsi Áron.
From the outset, Harta SE’s shape promised a balanced approach, with wing midfielders expected to provide width and support both defence and attack, while the central midfielders would control the tempo and link play. The three defenders were charged with maintaining solidity at the back, particularly important in an away fixture.
Early into the match, a tactical substitution at the 15th minute saw Lázár Flórián replace the striker Gunyics Miklós, signalling a shift in approach. This change paid dividends just over ten minutes later when Lázár opened the scoring at the 26th minute. Fenyvesi Ádám delivered a precise long pass into the box, which Lázár met with a close-range header, demonstrating excellent timing and aerial prowess.
However, the lead was short-lived as Kiskunhalas Szilády RFC capitalised on a defensive error from Harta SE just a minute later, levelling the score at 1-1. The opponents’ goal was a reminder of the fine margins in this tightly contested match.
Harta SE regained the advantage in the 35th minute through Szabó Márton, who headed home from a free kick expertly delivered by Fenyvesi Ádám. This goal underlined the importance of set-pieces and the aerial threat posed by Harta SE’s midfield and defensive players.
Shortly before half-time, another tactical substitution took place with Lukácsi Áron coming on for Lázár Flórián at the 40th minute, as the team sought to maintain their momentum and control heading into the break.
The first half concluded with Harta SE leading 2-1, a scoreline reflective of their dominance in key moments despite the opponents’ resilience.
The second half saw further tactical adjustments. At the hour mark, Gunyics Miklós was reintroduced in place of Lukácsi Áron, restoring the original striker to the frontline. This move quickly bore fruit when, in the 64th minute, Gunyics scored with a close-range finish using his right foot, following a neat short pass from Gottschall Mátyás on the right wing.
As the match progressed, substitutions continued with Ugochukwu Dániel Ekwochi replacing Lukácsi Áron at the 70th minute, and shortly after, Gunyics Miklós was again brought on for Lázár Flórián, both tactical changes aimed at preserving the team’s attacking impetus and defensive balance.
Throughout the match, Gottschall Mátyás was a standout performer, consistently providing width and creativity from the right midfield position, and earning the player of the match accolade for his influential displays.
In the end, Harta SE’s tactical flexibility, combined with clinical finishing and set-piece efficiency, secured a well-deserved 3-1 victory away from home, reinforcing their credentials in the league and providing a platform for continued success.
