The –BudapestHonvé2010–11 season will be Budapest Honvéd FC's 100th competitive season, 6th consecutive season in the Soproni Liga and 101st year in existence as a football club.

Team kit and logo

The team kits for the 2010–11 season are produced by Nike. The home kit is red and black colour and the away kit is white, red and black colour.

2010–11 Budapest Honvéd FC season

Squad

First team squad

League Cup squad

Club

Coaching staff

Top scorers

Includes all competitive matches. The list is sorted by shirt number when total goals are equal.

2010–11 Budapest Honvéd FC season

Last updated on 12 May 2011

Disciplinary record

Includes all competitive matches. Players with 1 card or more included only.

2010–11 Budapest Honvéd FC season

Last updated on 22 May 2011

Overall

{ |class="wikitable" |- |Games played || 40 (30 Soproni Liga, 6 Hungarian Cup and 4 Hungarian League Cup) |- |Games won || 16 (11 Soproni Liga, 4 Hungarian Cup and 1 Hungarian League Cup) |- |Games drawn || 8 (7 Soproni Liga, 1 Hungarian Cup and 0 Hungarian League Cup) |- |Games lost || 16 (12 Soproni Liga, 1 Hungarian Cup and 3 Hungarian League Cup) |- |Goals scored || 59 |- |Goals conceded || 57 |- |Goal difference || +2 |- |Yellow cards || 72 |- |Red cards || 6 |- |rowspan="3"|Worst discipline || Fernando Cuerda (2 , 3 ) |- | Jean-Baptiste Akassou (6 , 1 ) |- | Norbert Hajdú (6 , 1 ) |- |rowspan="1"|Best result || 7–0 (H) v Eger FC – Hungarian Cup – 23 November 2010 |- |rowspan="1"|Worst result || 0–4 (A) v Videoton FC Fehérvár – Hungarian Cup – 15 March 2011 |- |rowspan="1"|Most appearances || Norbert Hajdú (36 appearances) |- |rowspan="1"|Top scorer || Danilo Cirino de Oliveira (8 goals) |- |Points || 56/120 (46.67%) |-

Nemzeti Bajnokság I

Classification

Results summary

Results by round

Matches

Vasas SC: Végh – Zs. Balog, Arnaut, Gáspár, M. Katona (Mileusnic 30.) – Benounes (Mundi 70.), Pavicevic, Bakos – Hrepka (Phanktkhava 83.), Ferenczi, Lázok. Coach: Giovanni Dellacasa. Budapest Honvéd FC: G. Németh – Á. Takács, Cuerda, Botis, Hajdú – Abass, Coira, Akassou, Conteh (Sadjo 62.), Rouani (Rufino 68.) – Bajner (Stokic 46.). Coach: Massimo Morales. G.: Gáspár (9., 76.), Arnaut (36.) – Abass (16.), Á. Takács (83.) Y.: C. Pavicevic (64.) – Akassou (12.), Conteh (59.), Botis (79.), Sadjo (86.)

Budapest Honvéd FC: Kemenes – Á. Takács, Debreceni, Cuerda,Sadjo – Abass, Akassou, Danilo (Conteh 82.), Moreira (Botis 55.), Hajdú – Rufino (Rouani 68.). Coach: Massimo Morales. MTK Budapest FC: Szatmári – Vukadinovic, Sütő, Á. Pintér, A. Gál (Eppel 67.) – Vadnai, Pátkai, J. Kanta (Ladányi 75.) – Á. Szabó (Skriba 79.), Tischler, A. Pál. Coach: József Garami. G.: Botis (62.) – J. Kanta (10. – pen.), Tischler (74.) Y.: Cuerda (31.), Botis (89.) – Vukadinovic (20.), Pátkai (27.), A. Gál (41.), A. Pál (92.) R.: Debreceni (9.), Cuerda (55.)

Ferencvárosi TC: Ranilović – Balog (Rodenbücher 59.), Csizmadia, Tutoric, Junior (Kulcsár 25.) – Maróti (Abdi 68.), Józsi, Stanic, Andrezinho – Rósa, Heinz. Coach: László Prukner. Budapest Honvéd FC: Kemenes – Takács, Cséke, Botis, Hajdú – Coira, Akassou, Danilo (Bajner 76.), Sadjo (Conteh 70.) – Rouani (Abass 67.), Rufino. Coach: Massimo Morales. G.: Kulcsár (51.) – Rufino (8.), Hajdú (13. – pen.), Rouani (33.) Y.: Junior (12.), Csizmadia (43.), Heinz (79.) – Sadjo (23.) R.: Stanic (40.)

Budapest Honvéd FC: Kemenes – Takács, Botis, Cuerda, Hajdú – Danilo (Bojtor 88.), Coira, Rufino, Akassou, Sadjo – Rouani (Abass 85.). Coach: Massimo Morales. Debreceni VSC: Malinauskas – Nagy, Simac, Szűcs, Fodor – Kulcsár (Ramos 46.), Spitzmüller, Bódi, Rezes – Farkas (Coulibaly 46.), Szilágyi (Balajti 63.). Coach: András Herczeg. G.: Coira (22.) Y.: Akassou (25.), Rufino (77.) – Fodor (37.), Spitzmüller (85.)

Szolnoki MÁV FC: Kövesfalvi – Schindler, Hegedűs (Koós 22.), Pető, Balogh – Remili, Búrány, Pisanjuk (Lengyel 57.), Hevesi-Tóth, Tchami (Antal 65.) – Alex. Coach: Attila Vágó. Budapest Honvéd FC: Kemenes – Botis, Takács, Cuerda, Hajdú – Danilo (Conteh 75.), Coira, Akassou, Sadjo – Rufino, Rouani (Abass 73.). Coach: Massimo Morales. G.: Sadjo (21.), Rufino (88.) Y.: Pető (36.), Schindler (63.), Hevesi-Tóth (74.) – Rufino (41.), Cuerda (46.), Danilo (77.)

Budapest Honvéd FC: Kemenes – Takács, Cuerda, Botis, Hajdú – Abass, Coira, Akassou, Sadjo – Danilo, Rouani (Rufino 77.). Coach: Massimo Morales. Zalaegerszegi TE: Vlaszák – Kovács (Simon 54.), Bogunovic, Miljatovic, Panikavar (Balázs 74.) – Szalai, Máté, Kamber, Illés – Rajcomar (Horváth 43.), Pavicevic. Coach: János Csank. G.: Abass (22.) Y.: Kemenes (32.), Takács (57.), Danilo (83.) – Rajcomar (19.), Pavicevic (32.), Horváth (81.), Bogunovic (83.), Máté (90.), Illés (90.) R.: Szalai (38.)