- Ferencvarosi TC are on a 5 game winning streak in all competitions and have won 9 of their last 10.
- Betting on Ferencvarosi TC is the clear way to go, but Vojvodina's width should make this feel like a footy match.
- At home in all competitions, Ferencvarosi TC are a brick wall with 6 wins from 6 and 6 goals conceded.
Ferencvarosi TC are a solid bet to win
Ferencvarosi TC come into this second-leg of their UEFA Europa League Qualification 2026 tie with FK Vojvodina Novi Sad at the Groupama Arena in Hungary as the clear 67/100 favourites. The visitors are priced at 67/20 with the draw at 14/5 and the tie looks settled after their 2-1 win in the first-leg last Thursday.
Balazs Borbely's side have been on a 5-game winning streak and have won 9 of their last 10 in all competitions, losing just once. There's something about Ferencvarosi TC right now that says 'championship-winning team' and their performances reflect that.
Borbely has introduced a disciplined, aggressive structure, with a flexible 3-4-3 shape and they can get at teams with quick vertical bursts through the middle. Bamidele Yusuf leads the scoring in this competition with 1 goal in 1 game, but Lenny Joseph is the real spark with 4 in the past 5 games, which is also Ferencvarosi TC's run of results.
That's because the hosts have scored 11 goals in that period and beaten both Zalaegerszegi TE (3-0 at home) and FK Vojvodina Novi Sad (2-1) comfortably since last week's meeting. We don't see them getting hung up on this tie and they'll go for it to lock in another win.
Vojvodina can make this interesting
Vojvodina on the other hand have been a little up and down across all competitions, winning 5 of their last 10, drawing 2 and losing 3. Miroslav Tanjga's side, who he has overseen since March 2025, usually play with a solid back four, control through the middle and look to create chances down the wings.
A 3-0 home win over FK Novi Pazar showed that Vojvodina can still bully teams when the midfield clicks.
That tactical battle between the two teams could be key on Thursday as Vojvodina will want to keep the game flowing in rhythm and get out wide, whereas the home side will look to press the visitors back.
Their away form in all competitions is a lot looser than their home record, with 2.60 scored and 2.60 conceded per-match, so it's not a surprise that they are involved in some open and swinging matches. We think Ferencvarosi TC will win again, but the price on the home team to win and both to score looks more interesting.
