- Ferencvarosi TC have won six home games in a row in all competitions, conceding six goals.
- Ferencvarosi TC have won 9 of their last 10 games in all competitions, losing only once.
Home is where the heart is for Ferencvarosi
Ferencvarosi TC will look to continue their UEFA Europa League Qualification 2026 campaign in style when they take on FK Vojvodina Novi Sad in Hungary on Thursday. Balazs Borbely has brought a level of organisation and aggression to this side that has not always been present. His 3-4-3 system is flexible and the team has been able to exploit the channels in the middle of the field with pace and accuracy.
Lenny Joseph has been a spark for them, but Bamidele Yusuf is the club's top scorer in UEFA Europa League Qualification 2026 with 1 goal in 1 appearance. They are the rightful odds-on favourites here at 1.67 with Vojvodina at 4.35 and the draw at 3.8.
Can Vojvodina be Vojvodina again?
Ferencvarosi TC won the away leg of this tie 2-1 and it really does feel like they are now in the driver's seat of this affair. It's also a rivalry game as this was the first ever competitive clash between the two teams and there is an extra edge to the occasion as a result.
Vojvodina have been much more up and down in all competitions, winning five, drawing two and losing three of their last 10. The 3-0 win over FK Novi Pazar showed they can still bully teams when the midfield clicks. Miroslav Tanjga has led them well since taking over in March 2025 and they usually set their defense up in a compact unit of four, with a controlling midfield and attacking through the channels.
Home side can dominate again
The value does seem to lie with the home side, who are flying in all competitions. Their 5-game winning streak has seen them score 11 goals, but they are a much more dangerous team at home where they have conceded just six in their past six. That suggests that while Vojvodina's added width could help them score, they may not get much space on Thursday and may struggle to stop the hosts from dominating the tie.
I'm taking the home team to win this game again, but I think Vojvodina's width will keep it from being a walk in the park. A home win with both teams to score looks like a solid alternative.
