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Date and place of birth: 1986. 12. 23., Nyírlugos.

Previous clubs: Nyíradony Focisuli, Debreceni Olasz Focisuli, DVSC, Létavértes, DVSC.

First match in the Hungarian league: 2005.04.09., DVSC–MTK Budapest (3-0).

First goal in the Hungarian league: 2006.04.01., Diósgyőri VTK–DVSC (3-3).

First match in the Dutch league: 2008.01.12., Feyenoord–PSV Eindhoven (0-1).

First goal in the Dutch league: 2008.01.20., VV Venlo–PSV Eindhoven (1-1).

First match in the Hungarian national team: 2007.06.02., Greece–Hungary (2-0).

First goal in the Hungarian national team: 2008. 05. 24., Hungary–Greece (3-2).

Caps: 32 matches, 5 goals.

Honours:
           • 3x Hungarian champion (2005, 2006, 2007),
           • Hungarian Cup winner (2008),
           • 3x Hungarian Super Cup winner (2005, 2006, 2007),
           • Dutch champion (2008),
           • Dutch Super Cup winner (2008).

Please click on a season to see its detailed statistics!

Season	Club	League	Int. Comp.	Super Cup	National Cup	Other
2004-2005	Létavértes				2/–
	Debreceni VSC	2/ –
2005-2006	Debreceni VSC	10/ 2	1/– UEFA-Cup	1/–	3/2
2006-2007	Debreceni VSC	23/7	2/– CL-qualifier	2/1	6/2
2007-2008	Debreceni VSC	13/5	2/– CL-qualifier	2/2	1/–	2/– League Cup
	PSV Eindhoven	17/3	5/– UEFA-Cup
2008-2009	PSV Eindhoven	32/11	5/– Champions League	1/–	1/–
2009-2010	PSV Eindhoven	32/14	12/2 Europa League		3/1
2010-2011	PSV Eindhoven	20/10	7/5 Europa League		3/1

After the club's names the number of appearences and goals in the season can be read.

SC Heerenveen–PSV Eindhoven 1-3 (0-0)

2010. 08. 07. (1. round), Heerenveen, Abe Lenstra Stadium, 26 100 spectators, referee: Vink.
PSV: Isaksson – Manolev, Rodríguez, Vukovic, Pieters, Bakkal (Ojo, 53.), Toivonen, Engelaar, Lens (Afellay, 74.), Berg (Koevermans, 83.), Dzsudzsák. Coach: Rutten.
Goals: Kopic (63.) – Toivonen (52., 82.), Engelaar (90.).

England–Hungary 2-1 (0-0)

2010. 08. 11., friendly, London, Wembley, 72 024 spectators, referee: Lannoy (France).
Hungary: Király – Szélesi, Juhász, Lipták (Komlósi, 55.), Vanczák (Laczkó, 46.), Dzsudzsák (Koman, 46.), Vadócz, Elek (Tóth B., 60.), Huszti (Hajnal, 46.), Gera, Rudolf (Priskin, 83.). National coach: Egervári.
Goals: Gerrard (70., 73.), ill. Jagielka (62. – own goal).

PSV Eindhoven–De Graafschap 6-0 (2-0)

2010. 08. 14. (2. round), Eindhoven, Philips Stadium, 33 600 spectators, referee: Nijhuis.
PSV: Isaksson – Manolev (Marcelo, 74.), Rodríguez, Vukovic, Pieters, Hutchinson, Toivonen (Afellay, 58.), Engelaar, Lens (Amrabat, 61.), M. Berg, Dzsudzsák. Coach: Rutten.
Goals: Dzsudzsák (5. – pen.), Toivonen (25., 47., 55.), Amrabat (80.), Afellay (84.).
Sent off: Fränkel (4.).

PSV Eindhoven–AZ Alkmaar 3-1 (1-0)

2010. 08. 22. (3. round), Eindhoven, Philips Stadium, 33 000 spectators, referee: Braamhaar.
PSV: Isaksson – Manolev, Rodríguez, Vukovic, Pieters, Hutchinson, Toivonen (Afellay, 82.), Engelaar, Lens, Berg (Bakkal, 76.), Dzsudzsák. Coach: Rutten.
Goals: Berg (43., 53.), Afellay (90.) – Falkenburg (50.).

PSV Eindhoven–Sibir Novosibirsk 5-0 (1-0)

2010. 08. 28., Europa League, play-off, Eindhoven, Philips Stadium, 20 000 spectators, referee: Johannesson (Sweden).
PSV: Isaksson – Manolev, Marcelo, Vukovic, Pieters, Hutchinson, Toivonen (Bakkal, 80.), Engelaar, Lens (Amrabat, 86.), Berg (Koevermans, 71.), Dzsudzsák. Coach: Rutten.
Goals: Berg (38.), Engelaar (56.), Toivonen (63.), Dzsudzsák (74., 90. – penalty).

ADO Den Haag–PSV Eindhoven 2-2 (0-1)

2010. 08. 29. (4. round), Den Haag, Kyocera Stadium, 11 000 spectators, referee: Van Boekel.
PSV: Isaksson – Manolev, Rodríguez, Marcelo, Pieters, Afellay, Bakkal (Ojo, 63.), Hutchinson, Lens, Berg (Koevermans, 79.), Dzsudzsák. Coach: Rutten.
Goals: Derijck (56.), Kubik (81.) – Afellay (8.), Rodríguez (74.).

Sweden–Hungary 2-0 (0-0)

2010. 09. 03., EC qualifier, Stockholm, Rasunda Stadium, 32 034 spectators, referee: Atkinson (England).
Hungary: Király – Lázár, Juhász, Lipták, Laczkó, Vadócz, Elek (Priskin, 59.), Koman, Gera, Dzsudzsák (Huszti, 46.), Rudolf (Hajnal, 82.). National coach: Egervári.
Goals: Wernbloom (51., 73.).

Hungary–Moldova 2-1 (0-0)

2010. 09. 07., EC qualifier, Budapest, Szusza Ferenc Stadium, 9209 spectators, referee: Kovarik (Czech Republic).
Hungary: Király – Lázár, Juhász, Lipták, Laczkó, Elek, Czvitkovics (Szalai, 46.), Koman (Vadócz, 88.), Dzsudzsák, Gera, Rudolf (Vanczák, 64.). National coach: Egervári.
Goals: Rudolf (48.), Koman (66.) – Suvorov (79.).

PSV Eindhoven–NEC Nijmegen 3-1 (0-1)

2010. 09. 11. (5. round), Eindhoven, Philips Stadium, 33 000 spectators, referee: Haverkort.
PSV: Isaksson – Hutchinson, Rodríguez, Marcelo (Bouma, 46.), Pieters, Afellay (Bakkal, 82.), Toivonen, Engelaar, Lens, Berg (Koevermans, 46.), Dzsudzsák. Coach: Rutten.
Goals: Koevermans (46.), Afellay (64.), Toivonen (69.) – Goossens (37.).

PSV Eindhoven–Sampdoria 1-1 (0-1)

2010. 09. 16., Europa League, Eindhoven, Philips Stadium, referee: Kircher (Germany).
PSV: Isaksson – Hutchinson, Marcelo, Bouma, Pieters, Afellay, Toivonen (Jonathan Reis, 84.), Engelaar, Lens (Amrabat, 80.), Berg (Koevermans, 75.), Dzsudzsák. Coach: Rutten.
Goals: Dzsudzsák (90.) – Cacciatori (24.).

Roda JC–PSV Eindhoven 0-0

2010. 09. 19. (6. round), Kerkrade, Parkstad Limburg Stadium, 15 690 spectators, referee: Liesveld.
PSV: Isaksson – Hutchinson, Rodríguez, Bouma, Pieters, Afellay, Toivonen (Bakkal, 60.), Engelaar, Lens (Amrabat, 71.), Berg (Koevermans, 79.), Dzsudzsák. Coach: Rutten.

PSV Eindhoven–Sparta Rotterdam 3-0 (1-0)

2010. 09. 22., KNVB Cup, Eindhoven, Philips Stadium, 11 000 spectators, referee: Makkelle.
PSV: Isaksson – Hutchinson, Marcelo, Bouma, Vukovic (Engelaar, 58.), Bakkal (Nijland, 77.), Afellay, Wuytens, Amrabat, Koevermans, Dzsudzsák (Pieters, 86.). Coach: Rutten.
Goals: Koevermans (15., 91.), Nijland (89.).
Sent off: Slijngard (52.).

PSV Eindhoven–FC Groningen 1-1 (0-0)

2010. 09. 26. (7. round), Eindhoven, Philips Stadium, 33 200 spectators, referee: Van Hulten.
PSV: Isaksson – Hutcinson, Bouma, Marcelo, Pieters, Afellay, Toivonen, Engelaar, Lens, Koevermans, Dzsudzsák (Amrabat, 78.). Coach: Rutten.
Goals: Toivonen (63.) – Gonzalo (88.).

Metalist Kharkiv–PSV Eindhoven 0-2 (0-2)

2010. 09. 30., Europa League, Kharkiv, Metalist Stadium, referee: Chapron (France).
PSV: Isaksson – Hutchinson, Marcelo, Bouma (Rodríguez, 65.), Pieters, Afellay (Bakkal, 83.), Toivonen, Engelaar, Lens, Berg, Dzsudzsák (Amrabat, 75.). Coach: Rutten.
Goals: Dzsudzsák (27. – penalty), Berg (30.).
Kiállítva: Villagra (26.).

PSV Eindhoven–VVV Venlo 3-0 (0-0)

2010. 10. 03. (8. round), Eindhoven, Philips Stadium, 33 700 spectators, referee: Bossen.
PSV: Isaksson – Hutchinson, Bouma, Marcelo, Pieters, Afellay, Toivonen (Bakkal, 77.), Engelaar, Lens (Amrabat, 82.), Koevermans (Jonathan Reis, 46.), Dzsudzsák. Coach: Rutten.
Goals: Jonathan Reis (56., 78.), Bouma (63.).

Hungary–San Marino 8-0 (4-0)

2010. 10. 08., EC qualifier, Budapest, Puskás Ferenc Stadium, 10 590 spectators, referee: Kaasik (Estonia).
Hungary: Király – Vermes, Juhász, Vanczák, Laczkó, Koman (Czvitkovics, 79.), Gera, Elek (Vadócz, 63.), Dzsudzsák, Rudolf, Szalai (Priskin, 64.). National coach: Egervári.
Goals: Rudolf (10., 25.), Szalai (18., 27., 47.), Koman (60.), Dzsudzsák (89.), Gera (94. – penalty).
Sent off: Valentini (92.).

Finland–Hungary 1-2 (0-0)

2010. 10. 12., EC qualifier, Helsinki, Olympia Stadium, referee: Kelly (Republic of Ireland).
Hungary: Király – Vermes, Juhász, Lipták, Laczkó (Vanczák, 87.), Vadócz (Pintér Á., 75.), Elek, Rudolf (Koman, 46.), Gera, Dzsudzsák, Szalai. National coach: Egervári.
Goals: Forssell (86.) – Szalai (49.), Dzsudzsák (94.).

Willem II–PSV Eindhoven 2-4 (2-3)

2010. 10. 17. (9. round), Tilburg, Koning Willem II Stadium, 12 500 spectators, referee: Van Sichem.
PSV: Isaksson – Hutchinson, Bouma, Marcelo, Pieters, Afellay, Toivonen (Bakkal, 78.), Engelaar, Lens (Amrabat, 67.), Jonathan Reis, Dzsudzsák. Coach: Rutten.
Goals: Landgren (10.), Bouma (32. – own goal) – Dzsudzsák (3.), Lens (16.), Afellay (44.), Jonathan Reis (52.).

DVSC-TEVA–PSV Eindhoven 1-2 (1-1)

2010. 10. 21., Europa League, Budapest, Puskás Ferenc Stadium, referee: Vollquartz (Denmark).
PSV: Isaksson – Hutchinson, Bouma, Marcelo, Pieters, Engelaar, Afellay, Toivonen (Bakkal, 84.), Lens (Jonathan Reis, 46.), Berg, Dzsudzsák. Coach: Rutten.
Goals: Mijadinoski (35.) – Engelaar (40.), Dzsudzsák (66.).

PSV Eindhoven–Feyenoord 10-0 (2-0)

2010. 10. 24. (10. round), Eindhoven, Philips Stadium, 33 900 spectators, referee: Nijhuis.
PSV: Isaksson – Hutchinson, Bouma (Rodríguez, 66.), Marcelo, Pieters, Afellay (Bakkal, 66.), Toivonen, Engelaar, Lens, Jonathan Reis (Koevermans, 71.), Dzsudzsák. Coach: Rutten.
Goals: Jonathan Reis (24., 47., 59.), Martins (39. – own goal), Toivonen (49.), Lens (55., 87.), Dzsudzsák (62., 77. – penalty), Engelaar (69.).

Vitesse Arnhem–PSV Eindhoven 0-2 (0-1)

2010. 10. 27. (11. round), Arnhem, Gelredome, 14 148 spectators, referee: Vink.
PSV: Isaksson – Hutchinson, Bouma (Rodríguez, 83.), Marcelo, Pieters, Afellay (Bakkal, 55.), Toivonen, Engelaar, Lens, Jonathan Reis (Berg, 74.), Dzsudzsák. Coach: Rutten.
Goals: Jonathan Reis (32.), Dzsudzsák (61. – penalty).

PSV Eindhoven–FC Twente 0-1 (0-0)

2010. 10. 30. (12. round), Eindhoven, Philips Stadium, 34 300 spectators, referee: Blom.
PSV: Isaksson – Hutchinson, Bouma, Marcelo, Pieters (Vukovic, 80.), Afellay, Toivonen (Berg, 73.), Engelaar, Lens (Amrabat, 65.), Jonathan Reis, Dzsudzsák. Coach: Rutten.
Goal: Chadli (60.).
Sent off: Vukovic (84.).

PSV Eindhoven–DVSC-TEVA 3-0 (2-0)

2010. 11. 04,. Europa League, Eindhoven, Philips Stadium, referee: Courtney (Northern Ireland).
PSV: Isaksson – Hutchinson, Bouma (Rodríguez, 46.), Marcelo, Pieters (Wuytens, 78.), Engelaar, Afellay, Toivonen, Lens (Bakkal, 62.), Jonathan Reis, Dzsudzsák. Coach: Rutten.
Goals: Afellay (22.), Jonathan Reis (43.), Wuytens (88.).

FC Utrecht–PSV Eindhoven 1-2 (0-1)

2010. 11. 07. (13. round), Utrecht, Galgenwaard Stadium, 20 461 spectators, referee: Wegereef.
PSV: Isaksson – Hutchinson, Bouma, Marcelo, Pieters, Afellay (Lens, 87.), Toivonen, Engelaar, Bakkal, Jonathan Reis, Dzsudzsák. Coach: Rutten.
Goals: Demouge (81.) – Dzsudzsák (25., 75. – penalty).
Sent off: Jonathan Reis (33.), Lensky (75.).

PSV Eindhoven–Excelsior Rotterdam 4-2 (2-1)

2010. 11. 13. (14. round), Eindhoven, Philips Stadium, 33 400 spectators, referee: Bossen.
PSV: Isaksson – Hutchinson, Bouma, Marcelo, Pieters, Afellay, Toivonen, Engelaar (Bakkal, 46.), Lens (Wuytens, 80.), Berg (Koevermans, 85.), Dzsudzsák. Coach: Rutten.
Goals: Lens (19.), Bouma (34.), Toivonen (50.), Marcelo (78.) – Bovenberg (5.), Fernandez (70.).

Hungary–Lithuania 2-0 (0-0)

2010. 11. 17., friendly, Székesfehérvár, 4200 spectators, referee: Nijhuis (Netherlands).
Hungary: Fülöp – Lázár (Vermes, 73.), Lipták, Juhász (Pintér Á., 79.), Laczkó (Kádár, 46.), Czvitkovics (Hajnal, 73.), Koman, Elek (Varga J., 46.), Dzsudzsák, Rudolf (Priskin, 46.), Szalai. National coach: Egervári.
Goals: Priskin (61.), Dzsudzsák (80.).

NAC Breda–PSV Eindhoven 4-2 (2-2)

2010. 11. 26. (16. round), Breda, Rat Verlegh Stadium, 19 000 spectators, referee: Vink.
PSV: Isaksson (Cássio, 37.) – Hutchinson, Bouma, Marcelo (Koevermans, 83.), Pieters, Afellay, Toivonen (Engelaar, 64.), Bakkal, Lens, Jonathan Reis, Dzsudzsák. Coach: Rutten.
Goals: Leonardo (30.), Amoah (41., 79.), Boussaboun (50.) – Jonathan Reis (15.), Dzsudzsák (33.).
Sent off: Luijckx (74.).

Sampdoria–PSV Eindhoven 1-2 (1-0)

2010. 12. 01., Europa League, Genoa, Luigi Ferraris Stadium, referee: Strömbergsson (Sweden).
PSV: Isaksson – Manolev, Marcelo, Bouma, Pieters, Hutchinson, Toivonen, Engelaar, Afellay, Jonathan Reis (Berg, 84.), Dzsudzsák. Coach: Rutten.
Goals: Pazzini (45+2.) – Toivonen (52., 90.).
Sent off: Marilungo (88.).

PSV Eindhoven–Heracles Almelo 5-2 (2-1)

2010. 12. 04. (17. round), Eindhoven, Philips Stadium, 32 900 spectators, referee: Van Boekel.
PSV: Isaksson – Hutchinson, Bouma, Marcelo, Pieters, Afellay, Toivonen, Engelaar, Lens (Manolev, 68.), Jonathan Reis (Berg, 78.), Dzsudzsák. Coach: Rutten.
Goals: Dzsudzsák (36.), Toivonen (41., 74.), Afellay (88.), Berg (90.) – Everton (27., 62.).
Sent off: Reekers (70.).

De Graafschap–PSV Eindhoven 0-0

2010. 12. 11. (18. round), Doetinchem, De Vijverberg Stadium, 12 550 spectators, referee: Nijhuis.
PSV: Isaksson – Manolev, Bouma (Rodríguez, 46.), Marcelo, Pieters, Hutchinson, Toivonen (Lens, 63.), Engelaar, Afellay, Jonathan Reis (Berg, 74.), Dzsudzsák. Coach: Rutten.
Sent off: Engelaar (36.), Rose (80.).

PSV Eindhoven–Metalist Kharkiv 0-0

2010. 12. 16. (Europa League), Eindhoven, Philips Stadium, 15 300 spectators, referee: Kakos (Greece).
PSV: Cássio Ramos – Tamata, Marcelo, Rodríguez, Pieters (Vukovic, 46.), Wuytens, Afellay (Dzsudzsák, 91.), Bakkal, Lens, Berg, Amrabat (Toivonen, 68.). Coach: Rutten.

PSV Eindoven–Roda JC 3-1 (1-1)

2010. 12. 19. (19. round), Eindhoven, Philips Stadium, 34 000 spectators, referee: Bossen.
PSV: Isaksson – Manolev, Marcelo, Rodríguez, Pieters, Hutchinson, Toivonen, Afellay (Labyad, 87.), Lens, Jonathan Reis (Berg, 17.), Dzsudzsák (Bakkal, 82.). Coach: Rutten.
Goals: Lens (5.), Berg (53.), Dzsudzsák (68.) – Haduir (24.).

Roda JC–PSV Eindhoven 1-3 (1-1)

2010. 12. 22. (KNVB Cup), Kerkrade, Parkstad Limburg, 6200 spectators, referee: Bekebrede.
PSV: Isaksson – Manolev, Marcelo, Rodríguez, Pieters, Hutchinson (Bakkal, 85.), Toivonen, Engelaar (Wuytens, 79.), Lens, Berg, Dzsudzsák (Labyad, 89.). Coach: Rutten.
Goals: Vormer (42.) – Toivonen (26.), Berg (55.), Dzsudzsák (72.).
Sent off: Kah (62.).

VVV Venlo–PSV Eindhoven 0-3 (0-2)

2011. 01. 23. (20. round), Venlo, De Koel Stadium, 8000 spectators, referee: Kuipers.
PSV: Isaksson – Manolev, Marcelo (Rodríguez, 12.), Bouma, Pieters, Hutchinson, Toivonen (Nijland, 76.), Engelaar, Lens, Berg (Koevermans, 46.), Dzsudzsák. Coach: Rutten.
Goals: Bouma (14.), Lens (45.), Hutchinson (46.).

FC Twente–PSV Eindhoven 1-1 (0-0, 1-1), 7-6p

2011. 01. 26. (KNVB Cup), Enschede, De Grolsch Veste Stadium, referee: Vink.
PSV: Isaksson – Manolev, Rodríguez, Bouma (Labyad, 82.), Pieters, Hutchinson, Toivonen, Engelaar, Lens (Koevermans, 82.), Berg, Dzsudzsák. Coach: Rutten.
Goals: Janssen (70. – pen.) – Koevermans (91.).

Did you know...

... that Balázs debuted in the Hungarian first level against MTK Budapest, in April 2005?

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