Bosnia and Herzegovina national cadet football team will play the decisive match for the UEFA European Under-17 Championship quarter-finals against Serbia tomorrow. Mainz's player Dino Samuel Kurbegovic believes that our team can qualify for the next stage:

"We didn't perform against Germany like we planned and wanted to, but we were very different against Ireland. I think we bested our opponent in all aspects of the game, however the final score is more important. We all regret that result, but it's not over yet, and as long as there's a slightest chance to stay in the game we're going to fight.

Serbia has good individuals, and I'd say we don't differ in quality too much. Only a victory with at least two goals advantage works for us. That will be a difficult task to achieve, but nothing is impossible. We'll try to do our best and hope we're going to be rewarded with a favorable result this time."

Kurbegovic is delighted with this Croatian landscape:

"Opatija is very beautiful, and the whole Kvarner Gulf in general. People here are friendly and we really feel comfortable at the European Championship."

Our cadets had the opportunity to attend lectures on refereeing, doping in sports and match-fixing:

"The lectures we attended were very useful and interesting. We had the opportunity to listen to similar presentations earlier, however the additional information we got here will certainly be useful in our jobs. We have to be very careful if we are to achieve a successful football career."