Fehérvár FC
Hungarian association football club
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March 7 2025 | Serbia's Ivan Šaponjić successfully scores a penalty against Kecskemét in Nemzeti Bajnokság I, Round 23 |
February 27 2025 | Fehérvár FC drew MTK Budapest FC as their opponent in the Magyar Kupa quarter-finals. |
February 23 2025 | Hungary's Bálint Szabó successfully scores a penalty against Ferencváros in Nemzeti Bajnokság I, Round 21 |
January 25 2025 | Fehérvár beat Szentlőrinc (NB II) 3–2. |
January 21 2025 | Kalcer Radomlje (Slovenian I) Slovenia's lost to Fehérvár 1–2. |
January 18 2025 | Tekstilac Odžaci (Serbian I) Serbia's lost to Fehérvár 1–5. |
January 17 2025 | Brinje Grosuplje (Slovenian II) Slovenia's beat Fehérvár 2–1. |
January 13 2025 | Fehérvár FC begins winter training camp in Umag, Croatia, which will run until January 21, 2025. |
2024 | Hungary's Balázs Tóth won the Márton Fülöp Award for The Most Beautiful Goalkeeper Saving of the Year, a prestigious recognition in Hungarian football. |
2024 | Balázs Tóth was nominated for the 2024 Best Goalkeeper of the Year award by Fehérvár FC in the HLSZ Cup yearly awards. |
2024 | The club is set to compete in the Magyar Kupa domestic cup competition. |
2024 | Fehérvár FC begins their 84th competitive season and 18th consecutive season in the Nemzeti Bajnokság I, marking their 83rd year as a football club. |
2024 | Fehérvár FC will participate in the UEFA Conference League for the 2024-25 season. |
2024 | Fehérvár FC begins their 84th competitive season and 18th consecutive season in the Nemzeti Bajnokság I, participating in the domestic league, Magyar Kupa, and UEFA Conference League. |
December 8 2024 | Mátyás Katona successfully scored a penalty against Nyíregyháza in Nemzeti Bajnokság I, Round 16 |
October 31 2024 | Fehérvár FC was drawn against Gyirmót FC Győr in the Round of 32 of the Magyar Kupa (Hungarian Cup) competition. |
October 30 2024 | Nejc Gradišar missed a penalty against Diósgyőr in Magyar Kupa, Round of 32 |
October 11 2024 | Fehérvár lost to BVSC-Zugló (NB II) 2–3. |
October 5 2024 | Bálint Szabó successfully scored a penalty against Győr in Nemzeti Bajnokság I, Round 9 |
September 29 2024 | Nemzeti Bajnokság I, Round 8 match against Paks, featuring Ukraine's Bohdan Melnyk |
September 16 2024 | Fehérvár FC participated in the Magyar Kupa Round of 64 draw, being matched against Diósgyőr, another NB I team. |
September 5 2024 | Fehérvár beat Gyirmót (NB II) 3–0. |
August 26 2024 | Fehérvár FC participated in the Magyar Kupa Round of 64 draw, being drawn against Monor, a team from NB III league. |
August 14 2024 | Conference League Third qualifying round match against Omonia, featuring Hungary's Bence Babos |
August 14 2024 | Fehérvár Hungary's lost to Cyprus's Omonia 0–2. |
August 8 2024 | Cyprus's Omonia beat Hungary's Fehérvár 1–0. |
July 31 2024 | Conference League Second qualifying round match against Sumgayit, featuring Hungary's Gergő Ominger |
July 31 2024 | Fehérvár Hungary's drew with Azerbaijan's Sumgayit 0–0. |
July 25 2024 | Sumgayit Azerbaijan's lost to Hungary's Fehérvár 1–2. |
July 17 2024 | Göztepe (Turkey I) Turkey's and Hungary's Fehérvár played a match with a score of 2–2 Göztepe vs Fehérvár at Fehérvár Official Website. |
July 13 2024 | Dekani (Slovenian II) Slovenia's and Hungary's Fehérvár played a match with a score of 0–1 Dekani vs Fehérvár at Fehérvár Official Website. |
July 11 2024 | Hebar Pazardzhik (Bulgarian I) Bulgaria's and Hungary's Fehérvár played a match with a score of 2–5 Habar vs Fehérvár at Fehérvár Official Website. |
July 11 2024 | Friendly match against Hebar Pazardzhik featuring Kosovo's Lirim Kastrati |
July 11 2024 | Friendly match against Hebar Pazardzhik, featuring Kosovo's Lirim Kastrati |
July 5 2024 | Fehérvár and Ajka (NB II) played a match with a score of 3–2 Fehérvár vs Ajka at Fehérvár Official Website. |
June 29 2024 | Bábolna SE (MB I) and Fehérvár played a match with a score of 0–9 Bábolna vs Fehérvár at Fehérvár Official Website. |
June 15 2024 | Tamás Pető, a Hungarian manager, is appointed as the new head coach of Fehérvár FC, replacing Bartosz Grzelak. |
June 14 2024 | Bartosz Grzelak, the Swedish manager of Fehérvár FC, leaves the club to sign with Újpest during the pre-season period. |
2023 | Renamed to Fehérvár FC, marking the most recent transformation in the club's long history of name changes. |
July 1 2023 | Stadium name changed from MOL Aréna Sóstó back to Sóstói Stadion due to sponsorship changes. |
July 1 2023 | MOL stopped financing the club, leading to the removal of MOL from the club's name. |
June 2 2023 | MOL announces it will no longer finance the club, ending its role as the main sponsor of Fehérvár FC. |
July 17 2021 | Zoltán Kovács concludes his tenure as club director/sports director |
2020 | Fehérvár FC were runners-up in the Magyar Kupa (Hungarian Cup) for the 2020–21 season. |
2019 | Fehérvár FC were runners-up in the Nemzeti Bajnokság I (National Championship) for the 2019–20 season. |
2019 | Fehérvár FC won their second Magyar Kupa (Hungarian Cup) championship for the 2018–19 season. |
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