Dinamo's dashing left-winger Visic opened the scoring in the seventh minute when he sprinted onto Nikola Moro's pass in the left channel and kept his composure to finish well past Honvéd goalkeeper Márk Ivicevic from a tight angle. In the 19th minute Honvéd had their first real chance but striker Bence Bíró could capitalise on captain Márkó Varga's incisive pass. Instead it was Dinamo who displayed the necessary clinicism to change the scoreline, Matija Fintic setting up Marijan Cabraja who turned and finished smartly into the bottom right side of the Honvéd goal.

Just after the half-hour mark Honvéd had a great chance to pull a goal back but Kristóf Szűcs could only screw his right-footed shot wide of the far left post after finding himself clear of the Dinamo defence. András Rakonczay's side would live to rue their inaccuracy again minutes later when Dinamo stretched their advantage to three goals, Tin Kulenovic sending a diving header into an empty net at the back post after Márk Ivicevic had failed to punch a deep left-wing cross clear.

It was clear that Honvéd tried to regroup at the break and they certainly reappeared with even more attacking intent, Varga almost immediately swerving a speculative 18-metre shot with the outside of his left foot against the far-right post. Bence Bíró then had a good opportunity to test the keeper but he fired his drive over the bar from the edge of the area.

The Hungarian team had really needed to convert one of these opportunities to exert some pressure on Dinamo but they hadn't and of course the Croatians came back into the game, Cabraja again proving a thorn in Honvéd's side with his penetrative runs as he surged down the left but his next shot on goal was well-saved by Ivicevic. Honvéd did have one more opening when substitute Bálint Tömösvári climbed well but could only head a right-wing cross wide of the far left post but overall his team were very much second-best on a day when Dinamo claimed the Puskás-Suzuki Cup bronze medal for 2014.