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Current reports and previews of major sporting events in Hungary and worldwide, with checked sources and clearly dated updates.
Rapport draws after losing to Caruana at Budapest’s Total Chess
The Hungarian grandmaster opens the group stage with one point. With three points for a win, draws alone offer limited progress.
Sallai returns to Hungary duty targeting six points
Georgia away in Tbilisi and Northern Ireland at home are Hungary’s next Nations League opponents.
What makes movement a habit? Active Hungary turns to schools and communities
Olympic champion Tamara Csipes joins the discussion on school sport at the fully booked Budapest conference.
Bagnaia undergoes surgery, with no return date confirmed
Portugal and Valencia remain on the MotoGP calendar. Ducati’s update does not yet confirm Bagnaia’s participation.
Sparta’s women’s cup return in Portugal moves to Thursday
Storm Charles ruled out Wednesday’s kick-off. Torreense and Sparta resume at 2–2 on Thursday at 18:00 CET.
Carlsen wins Budapest blitz unbeaten as Rapport upsets Caruana
The nine-round opener will also break ties in the group stage. Carlsen scored seven points; Rapport finished on 5.5.
Spain head to Letná as Czechia chase third with two games left
Czechia host Spain at 20:45 on Thursday. They trail Croatia by three points and face them on Sunday.
Savoie’s line is finding its rhythm before the Fradi–Fehérvár derby
The Budapest hockey derby starts on Friday at 18:30, with doors opening an hour earlier. Away tickets are sold out.
Two opening winners meet in Miskolc as Hungary host Portugal
Hungary play at DVTK Arena on November 14 at 18:00 Budapest time. Tickets cost HUF 1,900 or 2,900 depending on the sector.
One point in it: Hungary’s Nations League run-in starts in Tbilisi
Hungary visit Georgia at 18:00 Budapest time on Saturday. Two wins would guarantee first place in the group.
From college tennis to the final eight: Jodar prepares for Turin
The ATP Finals begin on Sunday. Three group matches give every entrant room to recover: one defeat does not automatically mean elimination.