The upcoming meeting between Northern Ireland and Hungary takes place at Windsor Park on 28 September 2026. Kickoff is set for as both teams prepare for another important fixture in the Europe UEFA Nations League B, Group Stage. Attention will turn to overall performance levels and tactical execution.
Northern Ireland operate with a flexible back three.
Hungary tend to keep a balanced shape on the pitch.
Northern Ireland are currently going through a difficult run of form. If this trend continues, their position may come under threat.
However, Hungary are struggling badly and picking up very few positive results. This could start to affect confidence within the squad.
Hungary's results have been consistent regardless of playing at home or away.
Northern Ireland have been extremely solid at the back, regularly keeping opponents out. Their defensive structure looks well organised.
In contrast, Hungary continue to show resilience at the back. The back line has been performing reliably.
Hungary's clean sheet record is significantly stronger in away fixtures.
Northern Ireland are often involved in tight, cagey games. Breaking down games has been a challenge.
Also, Hungary have been involved in low-scoring games recently. They often prioritise defensive structure.
Hungary's matches show a similar goal pattern both home and away.
Northern Ireland have generally been effective going forward, scoring in most recent games. Their attacking play remains a key strength.
In contrast, Hungary have had serious issues in attack, frequently failing to score in recent matches. They urgently need to improve their attacking efficiency.
There is little difference in Hungary's scoring output across venues.
