Bosnia & Herzegovina

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2026

Bosnia & Herzegovina's 2026 World Cup Campaign

Bosnia & Herzegovina have experienced a solid campaign in the World Cup 2026 group stages so far, sitting fourth in Group B after their opening fixture. Their qualifying run in the World Cup - Qualification Europe 2025/2026 was commendable, finishing second with 17 points from 10 matches, boasting a record of 5 wins, 4 draws, and just 1 loss. They scored 19 goals while conceding 9, showing a decent balance between attack and defence.

During the World Cup group phase, Bosnia & Herzegovina drew their first match 1-1, matching their qualifying form where draws were a common theme, particularly evident in their last five matches with three draws. The team has gathered momentum with solid away performances and a sturdy defence, keeping three clean sheets throughout the campaign.

Looking ahead, Bosnia & Herzegovina will be keen to build on their resilient start as they face Switzerland away in their second group match. With a squad blending youth and experience, the Bosnian side aims to make a stronger push beyond their previous best World Cup finish — the group stage in 2014 — hoping to add a bit more zest to their World Cup adventure.

Group Stage

#TeamPPts
1Congo DR34
2Brazil11
2Sweden34
3Australia00
3Japan11
3Netherlands11
3Ghana34
4Qatar11
4Ecuador34
5New Zealand11
5Bosnia & Herzegovina34
5Ivory Coast00
6Uzbekistan00
6Norway00
6Spain11
6Algeria34
6Austria00
7Portugal11
7Croatia23
7Paraguay34
8Senegal33
8Iraq00
9Czech Republic21
9Saudi Arabia21
9Iran33
10South Korea33
10Belgium22
10Cape Verde Islands22
11Scotland33
11Panama10
11Haiti00
11Jordan10
12Uruguay32
12Türkiye10
As of 9 Jul 2026
Last 5: ←oldest

Qualifying campaign

Rank

2

Points

17

PPG (last 5)

1.40

Squad pedigree

5 of 16 squad players (31%) play club football in a top-5 European league.

Spotlight

Championship

40 apps · 0 G · 2 A · 6.78

Player shape

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Eredivisie

33 apps · 4 G · 4 A · 7.25

Player shape

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Bundesliga

32 apps · 13 G · 2 A · 6.70

Player shape

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League position

Position 27

Points trajectory

Rank 27

FIFA world ranking

#66
S. Barbarez

Manager

S. Barbarez

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Season at a glance

W 1·D 1·L 258 GF/GA-3 GD0 clean sheets

Streaks

Last 5 home1W0D0Llast 5
Last 5 away0W1D2Llast 5
Scored3/4
Conceded4/4

Bosnia & Herzegovina: Season Form Analysis

Bosnia & Herzegovina have shown a rather steady but somewhat cautious form during the World Cup 2026 campaign. Their recent results reveal a string of draws, particularly five matches with no defeats but a tendency to share points rather than secure wins. This is reflected in their overall season record of 5 wins, 4 draws, and only 1 loss, suggesting a solid defensive approach that, however, struggles to convert into consistent victories.

The team’s biggest win streak is notably absent, indicating the lack of a prolonged run of dominance. Points have been dropped more frequently through draws rather than losses, hinting at a team that is tough to beat but perhaps lacks a cutting edge to close out games. With a goal difference of +10 and a decent defensive record, Bosnia & Herzegovina appear balanced but could benefit from turning some of those stalemates into wins to improve their standing in Group B.

Statistics

Home / Away splits

HomeGoals forAway
3
2
HomeGoals againstAway
1
7
HomeClean sheetsAway
HomeFailed to scoreAway
0
1
HomeAvg goals scored / gameAway
3.00vs0.67

Week-by-week trends

team vs league avg (dashed)
Goals for
5
Goals against
8
Goal difference
-3
Clean sheets
0
Points / round
4.0

Bosnia & Herzegovina: Home vs Away Analysis

Bosnia & Herzegovina's form across the World Cup 2026 qualifying and group stages shows a rather interesting home and away split. At home, they've netted 8 goals while conceding 5, securing three wins, a draw, and suffering only one loss. Away from home, they've been even more prolific with 11 goals scored and just 4 conceded, maintaining an unbeaten record with two wins and three draws.

They've kept slightly more clean sheets on the road (2) than at home (1), suggesting a solid defensive setup when travelling. This contrast implies Bosnia & Herzegovina are comfortable and effective both in front of their own crowd and under the pressures of away fixtures, a handy trait for navigating the tricky group stage of the World Cup.

Fipster's Record with Bosnia & Herzegovina

The model has been handed just one prediction for Bosnia & Herzegovina in the World Cup 2026 campaign and it delivered a star performance—no ticks or misses to report. This promising start means Fipster is still building its record on this team, but it’s already shown a keen eye for their potential.

With only a single fixture scored so far, the data pool is shallow, but promising. Expect the model’s insights to sharpen as Bosnia & Herzegovina continue their World Cup journey in Group B.