Hungary have the chance to update their own history

Hungary's players celebrate their victory against Faroe Islands in their Euro 2016 qualifying soccer match in Budapest, Hungary October 8, 2015. REUTERS/Laszlo Balogh

BUDAPEST (Reuters) - History always hangs heavy on the Hungarian national team, whose decades of under-achievement are contrasted with the sepia glory of the 1950s when glittering talents such as Ferenc Puskas and Jeno Buzanszky reshaped football's landscape.

Whatever else Bernd Storck's team achieve -- and nobody expects very much -- they at least have the opportunity to bring the story up to date when they rejoin football's elite in France.