Tickets for the upcoming 2018 World Cup qualifying match between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Gibraltar, which will take place in Zenica on March 25th, will go on sale on Friday, March 17th at 09:00 hours. As usual, FFBIH had to make appropriate adjustments in organizational aspects and ticket distribution plan considering the public interest, stadium capacity, and security regulations.

Therefore, FFBIH has decided to print 10.000 tickets. 5.550 of those will be distributed via Centrotours partner agency for the general public, and 4.450 according to previously determined categories and criteria. The prices are: western stand 25,00 KM, eastern stand 15,00 KM, and northern/southern stands 10,00 KM.

After careful analysis, safety assessments, and having the latest UEFA and FIFA standards in mind, FFBIH will continue to apply the following rules: tickets will be available at selected Centrotours office locations and their respective partner agencies; one person can buy up to four (4) tickets after presenting the valid ID, which excludes minors; the same person won't be able to buy one or more tickets at different locations; and FFBIH will be able to track all the sales and intervene if necessary.

Having said that, FFBIH aims to provide transparent purchase for supporters and other legal partners, all in accordance with the realistic possibilities and stadium capacity, which are certainly lower than the actual demand.

We believe our supporters will understand and tolerate the issues we'll facing with, and at the same time provide their maximum support to our best football team in Zenica, whose ultimate goal is to qualify for the next World Cup in Russia.

Important note: we kindly ask our loyal fans and friends to strictly adhere to the instructions on the tickets regarding the correct entrace, row and seat numbers in a particular sector. Seats are clearly marked on the ticket, and it's necessary to follow that.

In accordance with the current FIFA standards, FFBIH has installed new electronic counters and ticket readers at the gates in order to avoid unnecessary jams and additional procedures.