San Marino vs Bosnia & Herzegovina Prediction & Tips
San Marino is bottom of Group H in the qualifiers with four defeats in as many games… This modest team, ranked 210th in the world, is on a run of five consecutive defeats in Cyprus (2-0), against Romania (1-5), in Bosnia and Herzegovina (1-0), against Austria (0-4) and against Modena (1-4) in a friendly on 2 August. Bottom of their group with 12 goals conceded after four matches, San Marino will face the leaders again this weekend. Defeated in the first leg (1-0) by a goal from Dzeko in the 66th minute, San Marino suffered but put up a good fight (67% possession and 21 shots to Bosnia and Herzegovina’s 5).
Bosnia and Herzegovina lost 2-1 to Slovenia in Celje on 10 June in a warm-up match, suffering their first defeat since their 7-0 thrashing by Germany in November 2024 in the UEFA Nations League. Between these two setbacks, Dzeko’s side shared the points at home with the Netherlands (1-1) before winning in quick succession in Romania (0-1), against Cyprus (2-1) and against San Marino (1-0) on 7 June.
