Bosnia & Herzegovina
Group B · UEFA · FIFA #55
Bosnia qualify for only their second World Cup — their first was Brazil 2014, where they were unlucky not to advance from the group. Edin Džeko's international career has been remarkable in length; the next generation must now carry the load. They bring passion and unpredictable quality.
At a Glance
Tournament Threat
4/10
FIFA Ranking
#55
Group
B
Recent Form
W D D W D
Key Players
Edin Džeko
Lazar Ranđelović
Amer Gojak
Coach: Sergej Barbarez
Tactical Analysis
A physical 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 that can match high-quality opponents. Džeko's intelligent movement in and around the box remains elite; the midfield provides defensive cover and connects play to the attack.
Betting Angle
Bosnia's group stage results tend to be hard-fought affairs — low-scoring match markets can have value given their defensive discipline.
Did You Know?
- Bosnia's 2014 World Cup was their first — in a group with Argentina, France, and Nigeria.
- Edin Džeko became Bosnia's all-time leading scorer and is one of the most prolific strikers in Bundesliga and Serie A history.
- Bosnia qualified by winning European play-offs — a route that required beating several UEFA nations in consecutive knockout ties.