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Dragons tonight love a victory against Austria for a step towards munddial

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Dragons tonight love a victory against Austria for a step towards munddial

Football national team of Bosnia and Herzegovina tonight from 20:45 at the Bilo Polje Stadium in Zenica plays perhaps the most important match of the current course of qualifications for the World Cup.

Bosnia and Herzegovina achieved a convincing victory in San Marina three days ago, while Austria has mastered Cyprus score 1: 0.

Our football players have brilliantly started qualifications with four victories and a maximum effect of 12 points. The dragons will continue to seek the winning array against Austria – the largest rival in the fight for direct placement to Munddial 2026.

The Sergei Barbarez selector points out that the Duel with Austria will be the most difficult challenge for its selections in these qualifications.

“We are expecting us a serious, combat and probably the most intense encounter we have tried to add the depths to our game, but now it is a much more demanding opponent. The plan is to be players who can answer that intensity,” Barbarez said.

Barbarez confirmed that all players are healthy and ready and motivated for the match, and stressed that he would not be satisfied with the point against Austria at home in Zenica.

So far, Bosnia and Herzegovina met with Austria five times, of which four games were official and one friendly. Both teams realized one victory, while three matches were completed with an unresolved result.

The match on Bilon Polje will judge Jesús Gil Manzano from Spain, and he will help him the lands of Diego Barbero and Ángel Nevado. The fourth judge is Guillermo Cuadra Fernandez, while Var Judges Carlos del Cerro Grande and Valentín Gómez, all from Spain.

The Group H leads Bosnia and Herzegovina with 12 points, Austria has 9, Romania 6, Cyprus 3 and San Marino 0 points.

The match on a bilon field begins at 20:45, and the text transmission will be able to follow on the news portal.

(Vijesti.ba)


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