Here is what Németh said after the match:
http://www.uefa.com/competitions/under19/news/kind=1/newsid=732514.html"The match-winner in Hungary's first ever U19 finals game, Krisztián Németh believes there is more to come from the Magyars in Group A.
'Gives us confidence'
The Liverpool FC striker scored the only goal against fellow finals debutants Bulgaria in the tenth minute in Prague on Monday, running on to a fine through-ball from captain Vlagyimir Komán and providing a cool finish, and Németh was quick to emphasise how important a victorious start had been. "I'm happy to have scored, it was a good goal and a good pass from my team-mate," he told uefa.com. "We played very well in parts and started the tournament how we wanted to. The first match is always important and tough – to win that gives us a lot of confidence and I think we'll get better from now on."
Short passing game
With games against holders Spain and Germany to come, Németh recognises that Hungary will have to improve having survived a potentially tricky first test. "We have two harder games in front of us so we need to get better," he added. "Bulgaria were a difficult team to play against, they defended very well, were very strong at the back and fast in attack too so it was a tough game and it's great to have won it. We're not completely happy as we didn't play as well as we know we can. The result is still a win, though, and that's the most important thing, but we know we can play better football. Our strength is short passing, we prefer to play like that and it didn't happen against Bulgaria. We played too many long balls."
'Doing my job'
Despite there being plenty of room for improvement Németh was satisfied at a job well done having struck his sixth goal in this season's competition against Bulgaria, briefly making him the U19's joint-leading scorer before Greece's Michalis Pavlis took his tally to seven including qualifying against Italy. "My job is to score goals and I need to do that – it's as simple as that," he said. "After the first win, it's certainly possible that we can get to the semi-finals. Spain and Germany will be tough opponents but our aim is to win every game – that's what we're hoping to achieve."
Anyway, Hungary won four U18 EC earlier but it is correct, since the system was changed, it is the first Hungarian appearance in U19 EC. Németh and Voli Koman will be shining stars from this team for sure. As for several other lads: time will tell.
The match tomorrow (Hungary vs. Spain) will be really interesting.
