Bosnia and Herzegovina’s national football team will play at the World Cup for the second time. In a phenomenal atmosphere at Bilino Polje, the four-time world champion was beaten, and won’t appear at the World Cup for the third time in a row. After a penalty shootout, Bosnia and Herzegovina defeated Italy 5:2 (1:1, 0:1).

Led by captain Edin Džeko and head coach Sergej Barbarez, the team achieved a top-level feat, and we’ll once again follow the Dragons at the biggest football stage in the world.

A meeting was held today at the FFBiH headquarters in Sarajevo on improving the legal and institutional framework for sports development in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, with a special focus on amendments to the Labor Law and adoption of a Sports Law.