Kecskemeti TE vs Videoton Prediction & Betting Tips (18 August)

Kecskeméti TE enters their NB II clash against Videoton with a renewed sense of purpose after a narrow 1–0 away win over BVSC-Zugló. That victory snapped a two-game losing streak and offered a glimpse of resilience under head coach Zoltán Gera. The squad has undergone notable changes this summer, with midfielders Ádám Merényi and Barnabás Ruisz joining the ranks, while key departures like Máté Kotula and Driton Camaj have reshaped the defensive line. Despite early-season inconsistencies, Kecskeméti’s midfield trio—Zoltán Derekas, Levente Vágó, and Bertalan Bocskay—have shown flashes of control and creativity, which could be decisive in their upcoming fixture.

Videoton, meanwhile, has had a turbulent start to their NB II campaign. Under the guidance of manager Gábor Boer, the team has struggled to find rhythm, registering just one point from their opening two matches. The squad has seen a mix of experience and youth, with arrivals like Roland Varga and Márk Dékei aiming to inject energy into a side that conceded four goals in their last two outings. Defensively, the team has looked vulnerable, particularly in aerial duels and transitions, which could be exploited by Kecskeméti’s more agile attackers. Videoton’s recent 1–1 draw against Budafoki MTE showed some promise, but their lack of finishing power remains a concern.



The tactical battle is likely to hinge on midfield control and defensive discipline. Kecskeméti TE’s possession-based approach—averaging over 54% ball control—contrasts sharply with Videoton’s more direct style, which has yielded fewer successful passes and lower shot accuracy. If Kecskeméti can maintain their composure and capitalize on set pieces, they’ll have the edge. Videoton’s best hope lies in counterattacks led by forwards like Nejc Gradišar and Nicolás Stefanelli, though both have yet to hit peak form this season. The match could be decided by which side better adapts to the tempo and pressure of the occasion.

Given current form, squad dynamics, and tactical tendencies, a 2–1 victory for Kecskeméti TE seems a plausible outcome. Their recent win has restored confidence, and with home advantage at the Széktói Stadion, they’ll be eager to build momentum. Videoton’s defensive frailties and lack of cohesion in midfield may leave them exposed, especially in the second half. Expect Kecskeméti to strike early, absorb pressure, and seal the win with a late goal—an outcome that aligns with their recent pattern of second-half breakthroughs.