Highlights and Goals of Bosnia 0x2 Hungary in the UEFA Nations League

Hungary, for their part, are in contention for second place and could fight for it in November against the Netherlands, who are level on points with them.

Bosnia are still on one point and are in even more trouble ahead of the next FIFA date, when they face Germany in November away from home.

The Hungarian team exchange passes in the final stages of the match

Let's go to the 49th minute
 

OUT: Nagy

IN: Schaffer

Despite Hungary's goals, chances have been few and far between so far this season, with most of them concentrated in midfield

Bosnia:

Out: Gigovic and Burnic

In: Tabakovic and Huseinbasic

Hungary:

In: Gera, Gazdag,

Out: Bolla, Sallai
 

Kolasinac was booked in the 60th minute and Husenbasic in the 73rd minute.

We had a connection drop and we apologize for that, the game goes 2-0 to Hungary, with two goals scored by Sbozslai

In: Gazibegovic

Out: Omerovic

Ball rolling, the second half begins!

The ball will roll for the final stage

Last whistle of the first half, end of first half: Bosnia 0-1 Hungary.

After a counter-attack, Dzeko came close to scoring, but shot wide and missed the chance to equalize.

Let's go up to 46.

Despite the Hungarian goal, the teams' attitudes haven't changed so far and the game remains listless on both sides.

Szoboszlai takes a bad touch and kicks the ball out of the stadium.

Front free-kick for Hungary, Szoboszlai on the ball.

After a rebound in the box, Dzeko tried to head the ball towards goal, but missed, leaving it easy for goalkeeper Dibusz.

With few shots, the teams even try to get forward, but are prevented by the defense, which is playing well. Hungary were more attacking, although Bosnia had more possession.

Bosnia: 60%

Hungary: 40%
 

Szobozslai arrives late and ends up hitting Gigovic, the referee gets angry, a dangerous foul for Bosnia, in the right corner.

After a corner kick, the ball fell to Varga, who shot but Vasijl made a great save!

Salai takes a shot from distance towards goal, but it's weak and easy for the Bosnian goalkeeper to deal with.

Bosnia came forward with their first attack, but the Hungarian defense managed to intercept and shoot wide

It's started, let's go to the first 45 minutes!

Players enter and the anthems are playing, the ball is about to roll in Zenica

The players are in the tunnel, the ball will be rolling soon

The Hungarians come out with: Dibusz; Fiola, Orban, Botka; Nagy, Schafer, Niktscher, Bolla; Szoboslai, Varga and Sallai.

The hosts came out with: Vasilj; Kolasinac, Bicakcic, Katic, Gazibegovic; Burnic, Gigovic, Tahirovic, Bjraktarevic; Dzeko and Hajradinovic

Anthony Taylor, one of England's top referees, will officiate the clash between Bosnia and Hungary. Known for his authoritative and consistent approach, Taylor is experienced in high-profile matches, having refereed in the Premier League, UEFA Champions League, and international tournaments like Euro 2020. His decisions often have a significant impact, and he is praised for maintaining control in heated moments.

Taylor’s presence ensures a well-managed match, as he is respected for applying the rules strictly but fairly, making him a trusted figure in key fixtures like this one.

Dominik Szoboszlai is undoubtedly the player to watch in the Hungarian team. Playing as an attacking midfielder, he has been the main orchestrator of the team’s plays. At only 23, Szoboszlai has established himself as a starter at RB Leipzig in the Bundesliga, and his ability to create chances with precise passes and set-pieces makes him a threat. He has excellent vision, allowing him to dictate Hungary’s attack. Szoboszlai is responsible for set-pieces, and with his refined technique, he could be decisive in free kicks and corners. Additionally, his long-range shooting ability can catch Bosnia’s defense by surprise. This game is crucial for him to showcase his potential and help Hungary secure their first win