bosnia and herzegovina vs sweden: live stream, time
Bosnia and Herzegovina host Sweden in a UEFA Nations League B meeting that could shape the promotion race in Group 4. The match kicks off at 2:45 PM on Friday…
ZENICA — Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Sweden carries real weight in UEFA Nations League B Group 4, with the hosts trying to tighten their grip on second place and Sweden arriving as the group leaders. The match is set for Friday, October 2, at Bilino Polje Stadium, and it could shape the race for promotion and the battle around the relegation play-off zone.
The game kicks off at 2:45 PM. In the United States, it is available on Fubo, Fox Soccer Plus and ViX.
Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Sweden live stream details
For viewers tracking Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Sweden, the broadcast options are straightforward. Goal’s match guide lists Fubo, Fox Soccer Plus and ViX as the U.S. platforms carrying the fixture.
That matters because the contest comes with clear stakes. Bosnia and Herzegovina are listed in second place with five points, while the standings also show a possible relegation play-off spot lurking in third. Every point matters now. Every one.
Why the match matters in Group 4
Sergej Barbarez’s Bosnia go into the game after beating Romania 4-2 in their most recent outing. That result gave the Dragons momentum before a home match that now feels loaded with consequence.
Sweden, under Graham Potter, arrive in stronger immediate form. They have won both of their Nations League matches so far, starting with a 2-1 victory over Romania and following it with a 3-1 win over Poland. That perfect start has them top of the group and in control of their own path.
The set-up is simple enough. Bosnia need a result at home. Sweden want to keep their perfect run intact.
Gudmundsson, Muharemović and the personal edge
The match also has an individual angle for Leeds United defender Gabriel Gudmundsson, who has made an unbeaten start to the Nations League with Sweden. He was involved in the 1-1 draw against Bosnia and Herzegovina, which was the first time Graham Potter’s side dropped points in League B.
Sports Yahoo reported that Gudmundsson played back-to-back 90-minute matches for Sweden and that Leeds manager Daniel Farke would have been watching closely. The same report noted that Tarik Muharemović also featured for Bosnia and Herzegovina in the game, adding a club-to-country layer to the matchup.
Swedish media ratings were mixed on Gudmundsson’s display. SvenskaFans gave him three out of five, calling him very active in the first half. Expressen also rated him three out of five and said he showed experience in a stable effort. Fotbollskanalen was tougher, rating him two out of five and saying he did not challenge as much as before.
Sweden’s attack will again draw attention because of Viktor Gyokeres. Goal’s match preview said the striker scored in the win over Romania and stayed central against Poland, where he remained difficult to contain despite physical defending.
For Bosnia, the pressure is different. They have the home crowd, the recent 4-2 win over Romania and the need to protect a place near the top of the section. The margin is thin, and the group table leaves little room to drift.
The numbers tell the story cleanly: Bosnia and Herzegovina are on five points, Sweden are unbeaten in the competition, and the match in Zenica starts at 2:45 PM on Friday, October 2.
Source: bbc.com
