Szeged-Csanád II overturned a first-half deficit to win 4-1 at Dabas in the opening round of the NB III Southeast, a result built entirely on a devastating second-half attacking display. The away side conceded inside six minutes but responded with four unanswered goals between the 40th and 59th minutes, an explosion of scoring that the underlying data suggests was underpinned by a persistent and ultimately overwhelming offensive effort.
Dabas took an early lead through M. Fekete in the sixth minute, giving the home side a platform that held until just before the interval. The data records no further goals in the first half beyond that strike, leaving the score at 1-0 to Dabas at the break. The Lemeister model had rated this as a finely balanced contest, giving Szeged-Csanád II a narrow 37% win probability and projecting a 2-1 away victory. The actual result, a 4-1 win, exceeded that projection by a clear margin.
The contest was decided in a 19-minute spell after the restart. B. Bodnar equalised in the 40th minute, just before half-time, and that goal appeared to shift the momentum decisively. Within ten minutes of the second half, G. Karacsonyi put the visitors ahead in the 49th minute, and B. Bodnar scored his second of the match just two minutes later to make it 3-1. D. Istvan completed the scoring in the 59th minute, sealing a 4-1 away victory with a goal that came from open play, like all the others in the match. No cards were issued, and neither side made any substitutions.
Without detailed possession or shot statistics, the match ratings and the goal sequence provide the clearest indication of the balance of play. The away side managed to score four times, suggesting a high volume of attacking pressure, while Dabas managed only the one first-half goal. The second-half blitz was the defining phase, with three goals arriving in a ten-minute window. The home team, after taking an early lead, could not sustain that advantage, and the data shows they failed to respond after conceding the equaliser just before the break.
Szeged-Csanád II’s ability to score at regular intervals across the second half points to an effective attacking structure, with B. Bodnar the standout performer as the only player to score more than once. G. Karacsonyi and D. Istvan also found the net, showing that the threat was spread across different players. Dabas’s solitary goal, from M. Fekete, counted for little once the away side found their rhythm.
In the context of the NB III Southeast season, this is a strong opening statement from Szeged-Csanád II. Winning on the road by a three-goal margin against a side that also scored sets an early benchmark. Dabas will be left to reflect on a start that promised much but unravelled quickly in the second half. The Lemeister model had tipped this as a narrow away win, and the result landed comfortably on that side of the probability, with the margin of victory the only surprise. Szeged-Csanád II take maximum points into the next round, while Dabas will need to find defensive solutions after conceding four times in their own stadium.
