Previewing the weekend football ahead

Kaposvar kick off the latest round of games with a home game against Diosgyőr. The match takes place on Friday evening, with Kaposvar really needing all three points to pull away from the danger at the bottom of the table. Meanwhile DVTK have a new manager with Lazar Szentes recently taking over the hot seat at the Miskolc club. A win for them would cement their top six place, while a draw would do neither side any favours. Paks are the home side on Saturday with top of the table Debecren making the visit. Paks currently six in mid table and are one of those sides, which is capable of beating any other.  

Improving Siofok have a home match with Pecs on Saturday. The Balaton club have made a good start to the spring season, which has taken them up to 11th in the table, with three more points probably being enough to mantain first division football next season. Kecskemet will be firm favourites going in to their home match with bottom of the table ZTE. Zalaegerszeg are more or less relegated and will be playing for pride. Kecskemet will be after maximum points to close the gap with 4th in the table Honved. Ferencvaros have a tricky looking game against second in the table Győri ETO. Debrecen are two points clear of them going into the weekend, and Győr will be hoping that Paks do them a favour against Debrecen, which could see Győr go first if they win at the Albert stadium.