Nemzeti SC

The Nemzeti Sport Club was founded on June 3, 1906 by outstanding athletes from the Budapesti TC. The team competed in the Nemzeti Bajnokság II, and by the end of the following season, it had won the championship and been promoted to the top division. "The newly formed National Sports Club was spending only its second year in the second division, but with its mature play and consistent performance, it secured the championship title," wrote János Földessy about the team in his book *Hungarian Football and the Hungarian Footballers' Association. 1897, 1901, 1925*. The first match of the Nemzeti Sport Club soccer team was against Budapesti Postás and it ended with a 1–1. The National SC held its first public match on St. Peter and Paul's Day, which took place in Rákossztentmihály due to the ban on games in the capital. The debut went quite well. The lineups were as follows: Postatakarék: Salamon–Weinber, Buőcz – Biró, Fischer, Kukorelli – Braun, Korodi, Faragó, Kovács G., Czakó. National SC: Tanyay – Stobbe I., Müllender – Lassingleitner, Skrabák, Palócz – Stobbe II, Herschaft, Drégely, Sztrakos, Tóth I. In the 12th minute of the game, NSC took the lead through Sztrakos, but Postatakarék quickly equalized through Faragó. At the start of the second half, Postatakarék did most of the attacking, while Nemzeti dominated the final 10 minutes of the match. Postatakarék's attacks were led by Faragó, and it is to goalkeeper Tanyay's credit that no further goals were scored. The fair…

Nemzeti Bajnokság II: Winners (2): 1908–09, 1935–36