Hungary’s path to the EuroBasket qualification
The Hungarian women’s national basketball team is launching its bid for next year’s European Championship, following a run in September that saw the squad reach the top eight at the world championship for the first time in 40 years. The team, led by Péter Völgyi, is now shifting focus to the second phase of the continental qualification tournament, having bypassed the initial round due to World Cup commitments.
Hungary faces Germany Portugal and Denmark in qualifying
Hungary has been drawn into Group N alongside Germany, Portugal, and Denmark. With only the top two teams from the quartet advancing to the final tournament, the upcoming window is critical for the national side. The team begins its campaign on November 11 with an away game in Hamburg against Germany. Following the international trip, the squad returns to home soil for matches at the DVTK Arena in Miskolc.
Fans purchase tickets for upcoming home matches
Ticket sales have opened via jegyvasarlas.hu for the home fixtures against Portugal and Denmark. Seating in sectors A, B, C, H, and L is priced at 1,900 HUF, while tickets for sectors D, E, F, J, and K are available for 2,900 HUF. Admission is free for children under the age of two and for wheelchair users, though it is specified that companions of wheelchair users are required to purchase their own tickets.
Frequently asked questions about the qualifiers
Who qualifies from Group N?
The top two teams in the group standings will secure their place in the upcoming European Championship. Hungary competes against Germany, Portugal, and Denmark for these spots.
Where can fans purchase tickets for the Miskolc games?
Tickets for the matches at the DVTK Arena are available through jegyvasarlas.hu.
Are there concessions for spectators with disabilities?
Yes, entry is free for wheelchair users, though any accompanying individuals must hold a valid ticket for the event.
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