Between 2003 and 2012, striker Tamas Priskin plied his trade (with varying degrees of success) with a whole host of Championship sides, including Watford, Preston, Ipswich, QPR, Swansea and Derby. However, on Sunday night, the Czech-born forward netted arguably the most important goal of his career for Hungary, in their Euro 2016 play-off 2nd leg against Norway.
With the score 0-0 on the night in Budapest (and 1-0 on aggregate for the hosts), Priskin moved into the Norwegian where he wrong-footed a couple of defenders before unleashing an outstanding effort which rocketed into the top corner of Ørjan Nyland’s goal…
Ezzel a gyönyörű Priskin-góllal vezetünk félidőben 1:0-ra! pic.twitter.com/NvZfIDth6e #Magyarország #HUNvNOR #Euro2016Playoffs
— László Balázs, Jr. (@Latzrex) November 15, 2015
The cracker from the Slovan Bratislava man would ultimately help Hungary, via a 2-1 win on the night and a 3-1 aggregate score, to their first major finals appearance since 1986…