In the match played in the Skenderija hall, Dario Gjergja’s team was defeated by Serbia with a score of 74:72.
The Dragons will play their next home match on February 27 against Switzerland, but not in the capital, but in Mejdan, Tuzla. Just three days later, there will be an away game against the same national team, and then another key duel at home, on July 2 against Turkey in Zenica.
We will play the last match in the qualifiers on July 5 on the road against Serbia, and as things stand, the matches against Switzerland in February will be key tests for staying in the race for the next round.
BiH is still winless after the first two rounds, and all eyes are now on Tuzla, where redemption and the first triumph will be sought.
(Vijesti.ba)




