After the winter break, Bosnia and Herzegovina women's premier league will resume this weekend with the following round 12 games: Lokomotiva Brčko vs. SFK 2000, ŽOFK Gradina vs. Banja Luka, Mladost Nević Polje vs. Radnik Bumerang, Modriča vs. Mostar.

Danica Kovacevic, assistant coach in the best-ranked team, SFK 2000 (33 points): "We prepared well during the winter break. We aspire to be a European team, and with with that in mind we practice hard. Besides futsal tournaments, we played friendlies with Split, and Montenegro's best female team Breznica where we won both times. We had few additions to our first team, and we wish to continue with good results in order to be ready for European matches."

Coach Zoran Dimitric from Banja Luka (22 pts.): "Our ambition now is to qualify for the play-offs. SFK 2000 is far ahead of us and it'll be very difficult to stop them from winning another title, so we'll give a chance to younger players in the second half of the season. We'll try to be better in the BIH Cup. There weren't significant changes to our lineup, and we'll work on bringing seven players from the youth team."

Coach Nikola Nikic from Modrica (18 pts.): "We've brought few younger players since autumn, and there are enough points to qualify for the play-offs. Club policies have changed and from now on we'll work more with younger players, which will give us better results in the future hopefully. There are many talented players around and we have to trust them."

Coach Nedzad Bajrovic from Gradina (16 pts.): "Our goal is to remain in the top four and qualify for the play-offs, and I think we'll succeed in our efforts. We didn't make any changes to our lineup since autumn by the way."

Coach Velimir Suban from Mladost Nevic Polje (12 pts.): "We'll try to win the next three games and play in the league of champions, but we're all aware we have a better chance to end up in the survival league as best team there. Few players left, but we've brought young reinforcements. Regardless of that, we have a good team who can make good results and keep the good reputation we've build over the years."

Coach Milorad Iliskovic from Lokomotiva Brcko (10 pts.): We have a good period behind us, and although weather was rough, girls were highy motivated and ready. Our first match will be against SFK 2000 who is an absolute favorite in that duel, but we'll try to resist them as best as possible. We had two new transfers, Miljana Novakovic from Radnik and Nikolina Vujadin from Mostar, and I hope they will help us reach our goals."

Coach Dragan Jeftic from Radnik Bumerang (10 pts.): "There's a hard fight for survival ahead of us. We're in a pretty bad situation, however looking at the standings, competitors aren't that far so nothing's lost. Only one player left in the meantime. I hope we'll be able to play in the Premier league next season because I believe we possess the quality to make that happen."

Coach Izudin Tanovic from Mostar (4 pts.): "At the end of the autumn part of the championship we finished last, and from now on we're pretty much outsiders. We won't surrender, we're going in for all or nothing, however I expect us to make positive results in the first three rounds. We've brought five new players in the team. Although we're in a difficult situation, I think we have what it takes to stay in the league."

2015/16 BIH Women's Premier League standings after first half of the season: