The latest local news from Bosnien-Hercegovina, in English.
Sweden beat Bosnia and Herzegovina 3-2 to secure victory in their Nations League group. The players were given Sunday off by the national team management.
FootballViktor Gyökeres had no intention of letting Alexander Isak take a penalty. Instead, “The Goose” scored twice himself - and has now scored 12 goals in his last 12 international matches. “I was hungry,” Gyökeres says after the 3-2 win over Bosnia-Herzegovina.
FootballDaniel Svensson headed in the first goal of his national-team career - and celebrated with a little acrobatic move. “It’s usually that gesture for special moments,” says the winger of his goal celebration.
Football51,049 spectators came to the national arena in Solna. But by the time five national team heroes were due to be honored, most had already left.
FootballViktor Johansson was at fault for a late goal against Bosnia-Herzegovina. But in the final minutes, the national team goalkeeper made amends with a decisive, superb save. “I had to do something to give back to the team,” he says.
FootballAfter almost two years, Dejan Kulusevski is back in the national team jersey. The 26-year-old came on just after the hour mark as Sweden beat Bosnia-Herzegovina 3-2. “It was fun. It was important to win the group,” Kulusevski told Viaplay.
FootballA crowd celebration, a goal celebration, three points, promotion to League A and a long-awaited comeback - perhaps you couldn't ask for much more from a chilly November evening for the national team. But it became unnecessarily tense as Sweden beat Bosnia-Herzegovina 3–2. “We have to learn from the second half. They got a lifeline after the first goal,” says national team coach Graham Potter on Viaplay.
FootballGraham Potter has no major surprises in his starting eleven against Bosnia and Herzegovina. This is how Sweden will line up in Solna:
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