Barnsley 3-2 Ferencvaros
Saturday 11th July

Ferencvaros completed their three match English tour with a narrow defeat at Oakwell.

There were plenty of chances at both ends in the first half, but the Tykes opened the scoring just before the break. El Haimour broke down the left and crossed for Bogdanovic to put the ball the back of the net. It was the Maltese striker's third goal of pre-season.

Fradi equalised on 57 mninutes, David Kulcsar shot from the edge of the area, and a wicked deflection left the Barnsley keeper a spectator.

Barnsley then took the initiative again, Odejayi curling a shot past Megyeri, and then Sodje double the lead with a header from 12 yards, on 82 minutes.

But Ferencvaros were'nt done, and pressured hard in the final minutes. Pisanjuk broke down the right wing before crossing to give ex-Blade Paul Shaw a tap in from four yards out. But it was too little too late with just three minutes remaining. Ferencvaros return to Hungary with an English record of one win, one draw, one defeat.

Lincoln City 0-0 Ferencvaros
Wednesday 8th July

United's sister club, Ferencvaros, were held in the second of their three match tour of the UK.

At Lincoln City on Wednesday evening, Bobby Davison's side created a number of chances but were unable to break down the League Two Imps.

Zoltan Csiszar and Igor Pisanjuk both went close in the first half, whilst a rasping drive from veteran midfielder Peter Lipscei, after the interval, was just inches wide.

A crowd of 1,221 was inside Sincil Bank to see the Budapest giants take on Peter Jackson's Lincoln, who included a Hungarian of their own, defender Janos Kovas.

Ferencvaros boss Davison, on the back of a 5-1 victory over Sheffield FC on Monday night, used the fixture to give all his squad match action. Former United players James Ashmore and Paul Shaw, as well as current loanees from Bramall Lane, Matthew Lowton and Sam Wedgbury, were all given 45 minutes.

Sheffield FC 1-5 Ferencvaros
Monday 6th July 2009

Ferencvaros - Hungary's most famous team - kicked off their UK tour with a convincing victory over the world's oldest football club.

United's sister club are based in Sheffield as they step up their pre-season preparations ahead of an assault on the NB I - the Hungarian top flight.

A crowd of almost 400 was inside Sheffield FC's Bright Finance Stadium on Monday night to see Ferencvaros - led by Bobby Davison and Craig Short - come from a goal down to secure a 5-1 success.

Will Senior gave Sheffield FC the lead before goals from Paul Shaw (2), Peter Poloskei, James Ashmore and Bence Toth.