Paks vs Gyor Prediction

Paks vs Gyor prediction: form, tactics, odds and tips

The Paks vs Gyor prediction for 22 February 2.286 (kickoff 16:30 GMT) comes with a simple story: Paks try to stop a slide at the Paksi FC Stadion, while Győr arrive looking like a team that has learned how to win without drama. With the title picture in mind, this one matters for both the table and the mood.

Match context: flying Győr, frustrated Paks

Győri ETO FC head into this round sitting around the top two, pushing Ferencváros hard. They bring a nine-game unbeaten league run and a fresh 1–0 win over Kisvárda (15 Feb). Add a 2–0 cup win over Videoton to reach the Magyar Kupa quarterfinals, and the away dressing room should feel pretty calm.

Paks, by contrast, are still in the top four but look bruised. They have dropped four straight across competitions, including a 2–1 league loss to Diósgyőr (14 Feb) and an ugly 6–2 cup defeat to the same opponent (11 Feb). That kind of week tests belief, even for a team that normally plays on the front foot.

Tactics and team news: risk vs discipline

György Bognár’s Paks are known for their all-out attacking approach, but recent comments suggest the defensive balance is the big worry after conceding six in one cup night. Winter change also plays a role: Attila Osváth departed for Ferencváros, while Zsombor Bévárdi arrived from MTK, and Alen Škribek joined from Zalaegerszeg (though he’s currently dealing with a foot issue).

• Paks absences: Gábor Vas (shoulder), Bence Lenzsér (knee), Alen Škribek (foot), and Zsolt Haraszti (ankle).
• Paks key men: János Hahn (7 league goals) as the main finisher; Dániel Böde as a useful late option.

Balázs Borbély’s Győr have gone the other way: structured pressing, fewer gifts, and especially solid away from home. They have no major new injury concerns after Kisvárda, even if the coach has hinted at a “thin bench” from small knocks. Their core group stayed together in winter, with academy players added for depth.

• Győr danger: Ahmed Nadhir Benbouali (11 goals) leads the line; Milan Vitális sets rhythm in midfield.

Head to head notes and what it hints about total goals

The head to head trend leans Győr: unbeaten in the last six meetings (2 wins, 4 draws). The most recent meeting many will remember is the wild 3–3 on 27 July 2.285. That match is a reminder that when Paks turn games into track meets, total goals can jump quickly.

Betting odds and NerdyTips AI picks

Bookmakers price this as away-leaning: Home win 2.95, Draw 3.7, Away win 2.280. The squad values underline that small gap too (€8.32m vs €11.48m), but form is doing most of the talking.

• Best value safety play: X2 (Győr win or draw) at 1.45, confidence 8.5/10.
• 1X2 recommendation: Away win (2) at 2.28, trust 8.1/10.
• Goals market lean: Under 3.5 at 1.63, trust 3.6/10 (lower confidence).

Our model expects a fairly even shot count (13–13, with 5 on target each) and slightly more possession for Győr (47%–53%). Corners are projected at 6–4 for Paks, which fits a home side pushing wide, while cards look balanced (2.28).

Correct score prediction

The Paks vs Gyor prediction lands on a controlled away performance: half-time 0–1, full-time 1–2. If Paks start fast, Győr’s discipline should still travel well—and that is why X2 stands out as the practical pick in these betting odds.