Hungary dominated Kazakhstan in a friendly international on 9 June, securing a 3–1 victory through superior control and efficiency in the final third. The hosts' 4–2–3–1 setup proved effective against Kazakhstan's identical formation, with Hungary registering 20 shots to their opponents' nine and generating an expected goals total of 1.55 compared to Kazakhstan's 0.94. Hungary's six shots on target proved decisive, converting opportunities at a clinical rate that Kazakhstan could not match. The visitors managed only two shots on target, with their goalkeeper recording a 50 per cent save percentage despite conceding three goals, suggesting Hungary's attacking play was both frequent and well-placed. The match reflected a clear gulf in quality between the sides, with Hungary's attacking intensity overwhelming a Kazakhstan team that struggled to create meaningful chances. This result underscores Hungary's attacking prowess ahead of their competitive fixtures.