PM Meets Head of International Judo Federation
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on Monday met Marius Vizer, the chairman of the International Judo Federation (IJF), to discuss the role of sports after the coronavirus pandemic and upcoming events.
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Sarolta Monspart Died at the of 76
According to the family’s announcement the sportswoman has died after suffering from a disease for a very long time.
PM: Hungary Against Plan to Set Up European Super League
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán welcomes the UEFA’s position to resolutely oppose the plan to set up a European Super League, his press chief said in a statement.
PM Congratulates Real Madrid Chief on Re-Election
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, the founder of Hungary’s Puskás Akadémia, congratulated Florentino Pérez on his re-election as president of Real Madrid.
Soccer Federation Eyeing ‘Full House’ for Euro 2020 Matches in Budapest
Hungarian football association MLSZ has said that it hopes all tickets will be sold out for four European championship matches to be held in Budapest’s Puskás Arena.
Olympic Skeet Shooter Diána Igaly Dies of Covid Aged 56
Olympic skeet shooting champion Diána Igaly has died of complications related to Covid-19, aged 56, the secretary general of the Hungarian Shooting Association has confirmed.
DK Asks How Many Fans Will Be Allowed to See Euro 2020 Matches in Budapest
The opposition Democratic Coalition has asked in a letter to the Hungarian Football Association (MLSZ) how many fans will be allowed to see the four Euro 2020 soccer matches to be played in Budapest’s Puskás Stadium in June.
A draw was played by the Irish in the Qatar national football team
Qatar’s football team played a 1-1 draw with the Irish in Tuesday’s preparation match in Debrecen.
Orbán Congratulates IOC President on Re-Election
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has congratulated International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach on his re-election.
Szijjártó Meets Japanese Minister for Olympics
Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó has met Tamayo Murakawa, Japan’s minister in charge of the Olympics. In a video posted on Facebook after the meeting in Japan, Szijjártó said preparations for the Olympics were now more complex than ever, adding the world was “rooting” for its success.