The match was also watched by the head coach of the “A” national team of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Faruk Hadžibegić. The first half saw an even and dynamic game with several attempts on both sides, but the nets were still. The best opportunity was missed by Sloboda players in the 43^rd minute when Amar Pekarić crossed from a free kick, and Danis Bratović’s header was stopped by Sarajevo goalkeeper Arman Šutković.

A similar game was seen in the continuation. Pekarić had a good chance for Tuzla in the 67^th minute when he diagonally shot from the right side, and Šutković was up to the task once again. Sarajevo retaliated in the 77^th minute through Talha Tabaković, whose strong shot from distance missed the target. Aldin Mešić had an excellent opportunity for Sloboda in the 82^nd minute, but Šutković once again made a great intervention.

Sarajevo took the lead in the 87^th minute. Talha Tabaković received the ball on the edge of the penalty area and shot accurately for his team’s victory.

Sarajevo’s juniors head coach, Danijel Stojanović, said after the match:

“I congratulate my boys on winning the Cup. It was not easy, because we played against an excellent team that deservedly reached the final. Today’s match could have gone either way, perhaps it would have been more realistic, if it had remained 0:0. We had a lot of matches where we conceded a goal at the end, now we scored it in the most important match. Let’s move on, our goal is a double crown and I hope we will achieve it.”

Cups and medals were presented to the finalists and officials by the BH FF general secretary, Adnan Džemidžić, and the chairman of the Competition Committee, Ivan Frljić.

Sarajevo - Sloboda 1:0 (0:0)

BH FF Training Centre, Zenica

Referee: Dragan Kesić (Gradiška)

Assistant Referees: Mirza Demir (Kakanj), Davor Maksimović (Doboj)

4^th Official: Antonio Tomić (Kreševo)

Match Delegate: Dragomir Đajić (Istočno Sarajevo)+

Goal: 1:0 Tabaković (87^th)

Yellow cards: Tabaković, Ljukovac (Sarajevo), Jašarević, Bratovčić (Sloboda)

Sarajevo: Arman Šutković, Halil Kolenda (81^st, Vedad Jakupović), Irfan Ramić, Harun Šabanović, Nermin Bijelonja (73^rd, Harun Pločo), Bakir Nurković, Kenan Lamadžema (90^th, Alden Šetkić), Hamza Ljukovac (46^th, Seid Pramenković), Nidal Čelik, Muamer Hamzić (61^st, Talha Tabaković), Muhamed Buljubašić. Head Coach: Danijel Stojanović

Sloboda: Ajdin Brkić, Zdravko Dakić, Danis Bratovčić, Amar Pekarić, Aldin Mešić, Haris Hasanović (84^th, Jakub Vilakić), Tarik Biserović (72^nd, Ensar Mešić), Ferid Šerbečić, Maid Aličić (62^nd, Ajdin Beganović), Faris Jašarević, Adin Kovačević. Head Coach: Gradimir Crnogorac