Comments and predictions for Bosnia-Herzegovina vs San Marino: Crush the away team
The match between Bosnia-Herzegovina vs San Marino in the World Cup qualifiers takes place at 8:00 p.m. on June 7. Nghe An Newspaper analyzes, comments on football and predicts the score.
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Latest information on Bosnia-Herzegovina vs San Marino forces
Bosnia coach Sergej Barbarez has called up 26 players, again led by veteran captain Edin Dzeko, who is likely to make his 141st appearance for the team on Saturday.
However, key players Sead Kolasinac, Rade Krunic and Sheffield United defender Anel Ahmedhodzic are all absent – with Ahmedhodzic recently withdrawing from the squad for personal reasons.
With Kolasinac out of action due to an anterior cruciate ligament injury sustained in April, Amar Dedic or Nail Omerovic are likely to be deployed at left-back.
Meanwhile, San Marino's hopes rest largely on Nicola Nanni, who scored twice in their successful League C campaign last year.
Nicko Sensoli was on target as they beat Liechtenstein for their first competitive win, and the Tre Fiori teenage striker is also competing for a starting spot.
Most of San Marino's players play domestically, but twins Tommaso and Giacomo Benvenuti, who play for Sassuolo's U19 side, both played in March. Former captain Matteo Vitaioli was left out of the squad.
Latest expected lineup Bosnia-Herzegovina vs San Marino
Bosnia-Herzegovina:Vasilj; Malic, Barisic, Radeljic, Omerovic; Sunjic, Tahirovic; Hajradinovic, Gigovic, Dedic; Dzeko
San Marino:Amici; G. Benvenuti, Cevoli, T. Benvenuti, Tosi; Contadini, A. Golinucci, Capicchioni, Zannoni, Berardi; Nanni
Latest football commentary on Bosnia-Herzegovina vs San Marino
Back-to-back wins – away to Romania and then home to Cyprus – have put Bosnia in command of Group H heading into the second round of matches.
Looking to qualify for only their second World Cup as an independent nation – and their first since 2014 – Bosnia currently leads Romania, but Austria are also in the running after reaching the UEFA Nations League play-offs in the spring.
So the Dragons need to continue to win all three points this weekend – ideally while improving their goal difference.
Head coach Sergej Barbarez has been in charge of the team for just over a year, initially facing criticism after losing six of his first eight matches ahead of 2025.

However, having improved their situation, beating San Marino twice in a row has become imperative: Bosnia will face the minnows in two upcoming qualifiers, with Tuesday's friendly against Slovenia in between.
The two teams have only met once before on the road to the 2006 World Cup in Germany, with Bosnia winning both legs 6-1 on aggregate – and a similar result is expected.
In contrast to the host team, San Marino suffered two consecutive defeats in this year's World Cup qualifiers – losing 1-2 to Cyprus and 0-5 to Romania.
Those defeats came after a historic first-ever win in a major tournament and promotion to League C of the UEFA Nations League – a rather harsh return to earth.
Although they will likely finish at the bottom of Group H, Roberto Cevoli's team still has a chance to win a play-off spot through the "back door" of the Nations League, regardless of their performance in the remaining matches.
A more realistic target might be to avoid losing all of their games, which has happened in each of the last five campaigns – but holding Bosnia to a draw in Zenica remains a long shot.
After 164 World Cup and Euro qualifiers, the team nicknamed La Serenissima have yet to win; their last draw was against Estonia at home 11 years ago.
Latest score prediction for Bosnia-Herzegovina vs San Marino
Based on the above football comments, we and the world's leading football sites have given the results of the match.Bosnia-Herzegovina vs San Marinoas follows:
- Sportsmole:Bosnia-Herzegovina 3-0 San Marino
- WhoScore:Bosnia-Herzegovina 4-0 San Marino
- Our newspaper predicts:Bosnia-Herzegovina 5-0 San Marino
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