Analysis and prediction for San Marino vs Bosnia: An easy victory.

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Coach Sergej Barbarez left Ermin Bicakcic and Dario Saric out of the squad this time because neither had a club at the time the list was announced (Saric later joined Antalyaspor).

New signing Anel Ahmedhodzic (Feyenoord) remains left out of the squad due to public disagreements with the Football Federation. Additionally, with Arjan Malic and Sead Kolasinac injured, the left-back position may be given to Dzenis Burnic or Amar Dedic.

In the attacking line, captain and all-time leading scorer Edin Dzeko – who scored the decisive goal in the first leg – will compete for a starting spot with striker Ermedin Demirovic (Stuttgart).

For San Marino, their main hope is Nicola Nanni – who scored two goals in last year's Nations League.

He is one of eight San Marino players at risk of suspension if they receive another yellow card, including twins Giacomo and Tommaso Benvenuti, who are likely to feature in the home team's defense.

Latest predicted lineups for San Marino vs Bosnia

San Marino:Colombo; G. Benvenuti, Cevoli, T. Benvenuti, Riccardi; Contadini, Golinucci, Capicchioni, Zannoni, Lazzari; Nanni

Bosnia-Herzegovina:Vasilj; Dedic, Muharemovic, Barisic, Burnic; Tahirovic, Sunjic; Hajradinovic, Gigovic, Memic; Dzeko

Latest football match prediction: San Marino vs Bosnia

Bosnia-Herzegovina began their World Cup qualifying campaign with two consecutive wins in March, and maintained their lead at the top of Group H by defeating San Marino in early June.

Against the weakest opponent in the group, coach Sergej Barbarez's team could not afford to slip up, but they needed a single goal from Edin Dzeko to secure all three points at Zenica.

Bosnia's goal is to qualify for the World Cup for the second time as an independent nation – after their only appearance in 2014. Although they are leading the group, they are only three points ahead of Austria, who still have a game in hand.

Coach Barbarez began his tenure with six defeats in eight matches, including a 1-2 loss to Slovenia in a summer friendly. However, recent results in the qualifiers are rekindling hope for the fans.

Prior to this recent encounter, Bosnia had only faced San Marino in the 2006 World Cup qualifiers, winning both legs with a total score of 6-1. In this rematch, they hoped to extend their winning streak to four matches.

As the lowest-ranked team in the world, San Marino will find it difficult to compete with the four strong opponents in Group H, despite their previous surprising performance in the Nations League.

"La Serenissima" won two and drew one of their four matches to gain promotion to League C – despite facing relatively evenly matched opponents. This achievement could open up the possibility of participating in the play-offs via the secondary route.

However, in the World Cup qualifiers, San Marino lost all four of their opening matches against Cyprus, Romania, Bosnia, and Austria, conceding 12 goals. Notably, they held Bosnia to a draw until the 66th minute before Dzeko scored, but just a few days later conceded four goals in the first half hour against Austria.

Following their 1-4 defeat in a friendly against Modena (Serie B) last month, San Marino returned to Serravalle hoping to earn their first points in World Cup qualifiers since 2001.

Latest San Marino vs Bosnia score prediction

Based on the above football analysis, we and leading football websites worldwide have provided our predictions for the match.San Marino vs Bosniaas follows:

• Sportsmole:San Marino 0-3 Bosnia

• WhoScore:San Marino 1-3 Bosnia
• Our newspaper predicts:San Marino 0-3 Bosnia

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