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Ferencváros to Start European Campaign at Home; Conference League Opponents Identified
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Ferencváros to Start European Campaign at Home; Conference League Opponents Identified

From Magyar Nemzet · () Hungarian

Translated from Hungarian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Hungarian football club Ferencváros will start its third European cup match at home, regardless of their result against Twente.
  • Potential opponents for DVSC and Paks in the Conference League have been identified, along with ETO FC's possible next rival after dropping from Champions League qualifiers.
  • Match pairings for the Europa League and Conference League third qualifying rounds are detailed.

Regardless of the outcome against Twente, Hungarian football club Ferencváros is guaranteed to begin their third European cup campaign on home soil. This positioning sets the stage for their potential next European fixture.

Meanwhile, both DVSC and Paks are set to commence their summer international campaigns in the Conference League this week. The potential next opponents for both clubs have now been identified. Additionally, ETO FC, which has transitioned to the third-tier competition after being eliminated from the Champions League qualifiers, also knows its possible next rival.

The pairings for the third qualifying rounds of the Europa League and Conference League have been released. In the Europa League, the winner of Ferencváros/Twente will face the winner of Fenerbahce (Turkey)/Górnik Zabrze (Poland).

For the Conference League, the loser of the Ferencváros/Twente match will play against the winner of DAC (Slovakia)/Velez Mostar (Bosnia and Herzegovina). Other Conference League pairings include Vardar (North Macedonia)/Riga FC (Latvia) against ETO FC/Atert Bissen (Luxembourg), Spartak Trnava (Slovakia)/CSKA 1948 (Bulgaria) against Paks/Panathinaikos (Greece), and DVSC/Pyunik (Armenia) against Polissya (Ukraine)/Copenhagen (Denmark).

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Originally published by Magyar Nemzet in Hungarian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.