Best BiH players are preparing for the match with Greece as usual. Their morning began with media activities where team members Asmir Begovic and Edin Visca answered journalists' questions.

Begovic: "I took it a little easier these days, I had some treatments, but today I exercised as usual so I'll play Sunday without problems. We're aware of the importance of this match, it's one of the direct competitors in the qualifiers, but it's also just one out of ten games. We have experience from previous encounters with them, they have a very good team and we're going to have a tough time on our hands. I feel good, I exercise at a high level and there are no problems for me. Our goal is to play smart, and I believe the result will be favorable then."

Edin Visca: "We all know it's an important match, perhaps the most important of all so far. They earned nine points from three games, we have six, and it's safe to say that we'll be fighting them for that second place in the group. We need to go there to win, we have the quality, we're a good team and the atmosphere is great. We made a big mistake in Belgium and if we want to qualify for the World Cup, I think we have to be serious and achieve a victory in Greece. And then we'll see what happens next in the future."

When asked why he gives more and plays better for his club instead of the national team, Visca answered: "It's different in the national team. I'm trying to fulfill coach's assignments, but it's the result that matters the most. I do this job as best I can and if the coach thought differently, I wouldn't be in the starting lineup. Of course, you always want to be better, and I'm sure I can improve myself."

When it comes to Sead Kolasinac, the medical team is in constant contact with him and the doctors at his club. Kolasinac feels better, and he should be able to finish one light training session later today and join the team in Athens tomorrow.