Đani Salčin had the first opportunity in the 6^th minute, but his shot from the edge of the penalty area went just above the crossbar.

The next chance was waited until the 22^nd minute. Zinedin Mustedanagić excellently passed to Jovo Lukić, who frees himself from the guard and went out alone in front of the opponent’s goalkeeper, who defends his shot from ten meters.

Vladimir Bradonjić also had a good attempt from a distance in the 33^rd minute, but the ball bounced off the opponent’s player into the corner.

Ševkija Resić had the first attempt in the second half in the 57^th minute, but he was not precise from twenty meters.

The BH team gained the advantage in the 74^th minute. Rijad Sadiku from the right side sent the ball into the penalty area of Wales, where Ševkija Resić managed best and scored for 1:0.

By the end of the match, the result did not change. The BH team continues its qualifications on 8^th September in Moldova.

Bosnia and Herzegovina - Wales 1:0 (0:0)

FF BH Training Centre, Zenica

Referee: Mykola Balakin (Ukraine)

Assistant Referees: Valentyn Kutsev, Sergii Prystupa (Ukraine)

4the Official: Oleksandr Derdo (Ukraine)

Goal: 1:0 Resić (74^th minute)

Yellow cards: Mustedanagić, Beganović, Ćavar, Salčin, Mujakić (BH), Lewis, Poole, Jephcott (Wales)

Bosnia and Herzegovina: Vladan Kovačević, Nihad Mujakić, Rijad Sadiku, Amar Beganović, Selmir Pidro, Stefan Kovač (68^th minute, Andrej Đokanović), Zinedin Mustedanagić (63^rd minute, Mateo Marić), Marijan Ćavar, Vladimir Bradonjić (46^th minute, Ševkija Resić), Đani Salčin (65^th minute, Milan Savić), Jovo Lukić (68^th minute, Anes Mašić). Head Coach: Slobodan Starčević

Wales: Adam Przybek, Aaron Lewis, Morgan Boyes, Jack Evans, Regan Poole, Brandon Cooper, Liam Cullen (79^th minute, Oliver Cooper), Robbie Burton (79^th minute, James Tyler Waite), Thomas Harris (79^th minute, Luke Jephcott), Terrence Taylor (84^th minute, Harry Clifton), Nathan Broadhead (84^th minute, Ryan Strik). Head Coach: Paul Bodin