Israel had better possession and created several chances, but our defense reacted well on a number of occasions and prevented bigger threats to our goal.

After the match, head coach Branislav Krunić said: "I’ve got to be satisfied with the outcome, when you put everything together. Israel had more possession and better combination play, but that’s exactly what we’d already seen in the analysis. We managed to shut down most of their ‘situations’. They had two chances, both from our mistakes. Offensively we didn’t do much, but the goal was to prevent them from developing their game, which would’ve been a problem for us. I think the result is fair in the end. We’ve got tough opponents in the group, but we’ll try to win more points as the qualifiers go on, once we gel better and spend more time together. I’m glad we’ve got strong opponents, because it’s through matches like these that these young players will grow, progress, and move a step closer to the "A" team, which is our ultimate goal."

Bosnia and Herzegovina vs. Israel 0:0

Stadium: HŠK Zrinjski Mostar

Referees: Márton Rúsz, Istvan Albert, Gergo Vigh-Tarsonyi, Bence Csonka (all from Hungary)

Yellow cards: Keranović (BiH)

BiH: Mladen Jurkas, Filip Taraba, Amar Ibrišimović, Matej Šakota (46’ Albin Mešić), Anes Krdžalić, Aleksandar Kahvić (78’ Malik Tubić), Muhamed Buljubašić (79’ Niko Kovač), Haris Berbić, Albin Omić, Nedim Keranović, Senad Mustafić. Head coach: Branislav Krunić

Israel: Dor Benyamini, Noam Ben Harosh, Ido Cohen, Nikita Sotinov, Niv Yehoshuha, Tay Abed, Saied Abu Farchi (74’ Noam Schwartz), Amir Ganah (83’ Adi Yona), Ran Binyamin (83’ Yanai Ariel Distelfeld), Daniel Dappa (67’ Mohamad Abu Rumi), Maor Yesilirmak. Head coach: Guy Luzon