Paksi FC vs Puskás Akadémia: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sat, 27 Sep '25)

The grand showdown in the Fizz Liga promises to be a spectacle of both skill and comedy, as Paksi FC prepares to face off against Puskás Akadémia on Saturday, September 27, 2025. In their recent tête-à-têtes (three in total), these teams have mimicked a well-balanced seesaw, with Paksi FC managing to find glory once, Puskás Akadémia mirroring that feat, and the last match ending in the elusive unicorn of football — a draw. Their duel on April 19th was particularly balanced, ending without a definitive outcome.

Momentum is often key, and Paksi FC appears to be riding it with glee, having recently turned Szajol KLK into confetti with a 5-1 thrashing. Meanwhile, Puskás Akadémia stumbled rather dramatically against Vasas, losing 1-4. In the wider domestic battleground, Paksi FC is sitting handsomely atop their league, while Puskás Akadémia holds the fourth rung, probably wondering how to climb higher this weekend.

Let’s talk players — the stars of our whimsical opera: B. Tóth from Paksi FC has been the team's personal Robin Hood, scoring thrice this season, and will require some keen attention from Puskás Akadémia. Conversely, Paksi FC’s defenders may want to keep their eyes peeled for A. Favorov’s assists; he’s been dishing out goals like they’re hot cakes, with two already this season.

As we dig deeper into player performance, Paksi FC seems to have a golden trio in Bence Lenzsér (7.98), Márió Zeke (7.8), and Ádám Kovácsik (7.68). Meanwhile, Puskás Akadémia counters with Lamin Colley (7.5), Artem Favorov (7.33), and Laros Duarte (7.32), whose ratings may not glitter as brightly, but they pack a punch when it counts.

In the great possession debate, Puskás Akadémia holds a slight edge — 52.67% possession compared to Paksi FC’s 46.67% (and yes, we counted those decimal points!). Corners? You could say it’s a draw before the game begins, with averages of 7 and 7.5 per match, respectively.

Now, onto the melodrama of discipline. Both teams have matched yellow for yellow — 13 each, while red cards are non-existent, proving that these squads are more scrappy than feisty. Like synchronized swimmers of the penalty box, they’ve each conceded three penalty goals.

Mixing all this data like a cake batter, Paksi FC seems slightly more poised to laugh all the way to victory this time, living up to their top-of-the-league swagger. But surely, strange things are afoot in football, and surprises wait like a whoopee cushion under an unsuspecting seat. All eyes, my friends, will be on this electrifying match!