huNB I

Top Hungarian football league (Nemzeti Bajnokság I) — 12 clubs, autumn–spring format.

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Győri ETO FC
Győr, record champions and defending title holders, playing at the ETO Park stadium.
eto.hu
Ferencvárosi TC
Budapest, Hungary's most successful and popular club, nicknamed "Fradi".
fradi.hu
Paksi FC
The town of Paks, a club traditionally linked to the local nuclear power plant.
paksifc.hu
Debreceni VSC
Debrecen, multiple champions nicknamed "Loki".
dvsc.hu
Zalaegerszegi TE FC
Zalaegerszeg in the west of the country, a club known as ZTE.
ztefc.hu
Puskás Akadémia FC
Felcsút, a club attached to the academy named after Ferenc Puskás.
puskasakademia.hu
Újpest FC
The Újpest district of Budapest, a traditional club playing in purple and white.
ujpestfc.hu
Kisvárda FC
Kisvárda in north-eastern Hungary.
kisvardafc.hu
Nyíregyháza Spartacus FC
Nyíregyháza, a club founded in 1928.
nyiregyhazaspartacus.hu
MTK Budapest
Budapest, one of Hungary's oldest and most decorated clubs.
mtkbudapest.hu
Vasas FC
Budapest (Angyalföld), a traditional "ironworkers'" club, newly promoted from NB II.
vasasfc.hu
Budapest Honvéd FC
Kispest in Budapest, the former club of Ferenc Puskás, newly promoted from NB II.
honvedfc.hu