The match ended with a draw 1:1, and according to the rules of UEFA development tournaments, penalty kicks were taken. The Poles did better and won 7:6 and won 2 points, while Čedomir Ćulum’s team won 1.

Oliwier Sieniawski gave Poland the lead in the 52^nd minute, and Said Nišić equalized the score in the 68^th minute.

The following performed for Bosnia and Herzegovina: Tarik Banjić, Jovan Ćulum, Stefan Višekruna (54^th, Ivan Bošnjak), Kenan Vrban, Edib Dazdarević (54^th, Amar Zahirović), Nikša Blagojević, Danilo Karanović (70^th, Lucian Buntić), Miloš Soprenić (54^th, Ervin Slanjankić), Said Nišić (70^th, Dario Arifović), Amar Osmanović (56^th, Ajdin Raščić), Amar Rebac (54^th, Daris Keljmendi).

In the second match of the tournament, Andorra beat Hungary 5:4 after penalty kicks.

Poland won the first place in the tournament with 8 points, the national teams of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Hungary collected 4 points each, and Andorra 2 points.