Kosovo suffers deep losses from Hungary in qualifications for Euro 2028)

Kosovo suffers deep losses from Hungary in qualifications for Euro 2028)

Kosovo suffers deep losses from Hungary in qualifications for Euro 2028)

The Kosovo National Handball started its confronting Hungary very well, but failed to keep pace and eventually suffered losses with a score of 34:20.

The match took place at the packed gym, Bill Clinton in Ferizaj, under the second lap of Group 4 of qualifications for the 2028 European Championship.

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The Daardians had a fine start, and during the first 12 minutes, they continued to take the lead. Olsi Mulaj, Bujar Ramosaj, Dren Tahirukaj, Shaban Zogaj and Alban Haziri contributed their goals to this positive start of Kosovo.

However, Hungary gradually took control of the match. After 15 minutes of playing games, guests first went through the upper hand, 8:7, and then stopped giving a surprise.

In some cases, goalkeeper Haris Berisha managed to stop the attacks of opponents, but the Hungarian’s greatest efficiency in the offensive phase made the difference. The first part ended with five goals for guests, 17:12.

In the second part, Hungary deepened the advantage even more and finally triumphed with 14 goals by a margin, 34:20.

Shaban Zogaj and Dren Tahirukaj were Kosovo’s best performers with five goals. Olsy Mulaj made four, Matey Taci three, while Sadat Pajaziti, Bujar Ramosaj and Armendi Alay made a goal. goalkeeper Haris Berisha recorded nine expectations of 31 opponents fired.

In Hungary, Bence Krakovski, who scored ten goals from 13 attempts, shone.

After two laps, Hungary leads two wins in just as many matches, while Kosovo has two losses. At the first meeting, held in Torshavn, the Daardians had been defeated by the Faroe Islands, with a result of 37:30. /Telegraphy/

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