Hungary women's national football team

National football team women
Name = Hungary
Badge = Hungary FA.gif
Nickname =
Association = Hungarian Football Federation
"(Magyar Labdarúgó Szövetség)"
Coach = Vágó Attila
Most caps = Paraoánu Aranka (82)
Top scorer = –
FIFA Rank = 35

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First game = fbw|AUT 0–3 fbw|HUN
(Vienna, Austria; October 9, 1991)
Largest win = fbw|HUN 13–0 fbw|BIH
(Bük, Hungary; September 4, 1999)
Largest loss = fbw|HUN 0–13 fbw|ENG
(Tapolca, Hungary; October 27, 2005)
World cup apps =
World cup first =
World cup best =
Olympic apps =
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Olympic best =
Regional name = UEFA Women's Championship
Regional cup apps = 1
Regional cup first = 1991
Regional cup best = Quarterfinalists, 1991

The Hungary women's national football team represents Hungary in international women's football. The team, controlled by the Hungarian Football Federation.

= World Cup record =

*1991 - Did not qualify
*1995 - Did not qualify
*1999 - Did not qualify
*2003 - Did not qualify
*2007 - Did not qualify

= European Championship record =

*1984 : Did Not Enter
*1987 : Did not qualify
*1989 : Did not qualify
*1991 : Quarterfinal
*1993 : Did not qualify
*1995 : Did not qualify
*1997 : Did not qualify
*2001 : Did not qualify
*2005 : Did not qualify

= Performance in Olympic Games =

*1996 - Did not qualify
*2000 - Did not qualify
*2004 - Did not qualify

Current squad

See also

*Hungary national football team
*Hungary national under-21 football team

External links

* [http://www.mlsz.hu Hungarian Football Federation]