Player · Hungary · Midfielder

Peter Lipcsei

No recorded goals

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Caps: 10
Starts: 9
Minutes: 756
Win % when playing: 40%
Goals: 0
Matches scored in: 0
Penalties: 0
Hat-tricks: 0
For their side: —
Yellow cards: 2
Sent off: 0

Goals by year

Nothing to draw.

When they scored

By quarter-hour; stoppage time counts as the 45th or 90th minute.

1–15′16–30′31–45′46–60′61–75′76–90′ET

Tallest: 1 · Minute

What the goals did

Nothing to draw.

Hungary with and without them

Hungary's matches with known line-ups from their first recorded cap to their last.


With them	10	4	2	4	17	11	40%
Without them	5	3	0	2	8	8	60%

Played most alongside10


Attila Dragoner	9
Krisztian Kenesei	9
Pál Dárdai	9
Gabor Kiraly	8
Csaba Feher	7
Zoltan Gera	7
Zsolt Low	7
Krisztian Lisztes	6
Zoltan Boor	6
Florian Urban	5

Faced most10


Aleksandrs Kolinko	Latvia	2
Anders Svensson	Sweden	2
Andreas Andersson	Sweden	2
Andreas Isaksson	Sweden	2
Andrejs Rubins	Latvia	2
Andy Selva	San Marino	2
Federico Gasperoni	San Marino	2
Freddie Ljungberg	Sweden	2
Igors Semjonovs	Latvia	2
Igors Stepanovs	Latvia	2

Against0

Nothing here.

At tournaments0

Finals and qualifying campaigns alike.

Nothing here.

Every goal0

Nothing here.

Every match on record10

In a recorded line-up, on the scoresheet or booked. “—” where the line-up isn't known.


9 Feb 2005	v Wales	0–2	started, off 67′	67	—	—	Friendly
17 Nov 2004	v Malta	2–0	came on 79′	41	—	—	FIFA World Cup qualification 2004
11 Oct 2003	v Poland	1–2	started, off 46′	46	—	Yellow	UEFA Euro qualification 2003
10 Sep 2003	v Latvia	1–3	started	90	—	—	UEFA Euro qualification 2003
11 Jun 2003	v San Marino	5–0	started, off 72′	72	—	—	UEFA Euro qualification 2003
7 Jun 2003	v Latvia	3–1	started	90	—	—	UEFA Euro qualification 2003
2 Apr 2003	v Sweden	1–2	started, off 80′	80	—	—	UEFA Euro qualification 2003
29 Mar 2003	v Poland	0–0	started	90	—	—	UEFA Euro qualification 2003
16 Oct 2002	v San Marino	3–0	started	90	—	—	UEFA Euro qualification 2002
12 Oct 2002	v Sweden	1–1	started	90	—	Yellow	UEFA Euro qualification 2002

Caps, goals and cards count what the sources record: line-ups from about 2003 (World Cups from 1970, friendlies from about 2016), and few scorers in older friendlies — so career totals run low.