Bosnia and Herzegovina will play away from home against Wales in the semi-final on March 26, while the winner of that match will play the final on March 31 in front of the home crowd, against the better team from Italy – Northern Ireland.
“The draw is such that we can be satisfied. Wales is a strong team, especially when they play at home, but we also have our trump cards and we believe in what we are doing. I am sure that we will prepare well and give our best on the field,” said Barbarez and added:
“My biggest wish was that, if we make it to the finals, we would play in front of our fans. That will be an additional motivation for the whole team. First we have to do a hard job in Wales, and then we have to look for a ticket to the World Cup in our stadium,” said the coach.
(Vijesti.ba)
