Around The World: Hungary

Monday 26 April 1999 23:02 BST

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LIKE ENGLAND'S Kevin Keegan, Hungary's coach, Bertalan Bickei, will have to field an untested strike force in tomorrow's international friendly in Budapest.

Ferenc Horvath, Hungary's first-choice centre-forward, is out with a long-term injury and his replacement in recent games, Porto's Miklos Feher, will also miss tomorrow's match due to a knee injury. The Ujpest strike pairing of Miklos Herczeg and Attila Korsos have been drafted into the squad as possible replacements.

Vilmos Sebok, the Bristol City defender, is also in the Hungarian squad.

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