The She-Dragons performed with a black flora around their arms in memory of the former national team player Amela Fetahović-Žgoljo, who lost her life in a traffic accident on 4^th November two years ago.

Our national team players continued with excellent games in the Nations League. Already in the 2^nd minute of the match, Aida Hadžić had a great shot from over 20 meters, but her attempt was deflected into the corner by the goalkeeper of the Czech Republic. Amela Kršo, in the 5^th minute, after a solo breakthrough, shot diagonally from the left side, but Olivia Lukašova was once again up to the task.

Samira Hurem’s initiative at the beginning of the match paid off in the 6^th minute. Again, Kršo entered the opponent's penalty area from the left side and sent the ball to the five-meter area, where captain Milena Kršo reacted in the best way and scored a goal.

In the 14^th minute, the Czechs also threatened for the first time when Gabriela Slajsova crossed from the right, and Franny Černa hit the post with her head. In the 28^th minute, Kršo once again crossed for Nikolić, whose header from a favourable position was not accurate.

The home team equalized the score in the 31^st minute. After the corner, the ball reached Kamila Dubcova, who was accurate from about seven meters for 1:1.

By the end of the first half, Dajana Spasojević also had a good attempt from distance in the 43^rd minute, but Lukašova stopped her shot.

The BH team opened the second period of the game better too. In the 51^st minute, Emina Ekić, after excellent dribbling on the left side, sent the ball into the five-meter area for Milena Nikolić, who scored another goal for the She-Dragon’s new lead.

In the 67^th minute, Franny Černa did well in the penalty area of our national team and sent the ball behind Jelena Gvozderac for the final 2:2.

With this draw, She-Dragons kept the first place in the table with 8 points, ahead of the Czech Republic, which won a point less. In the continuation of the competition, Bosnia and Herzegovina will play with Slovenia away on 1^st December, and with Belarus on 5^th December on the home field.

Czech Republic - Bosnia and Herzegovina 2:2 (1:1).

Stadium: Všesportovní, Hradec Kralove

Referee: Maria Marotta (Italy)

Assistant Referees: Tiziana Trasciatti and Giulia Tempestilli (Italy)

4^th Official: Martina Molinaro (Italy)

Goals: 0:1 Nikolić (5^th), 1:1 Dubcova (31^st), 1:2 Nikolić (51^st), 2:2 Černa (67^th minute)

Yellow cards: Cahyanova (Czech Republic), Šabanagić (B&H)

Czech Republic: Olivie Lukašova, Gabriela Šlajsova, Aneta Pochmanova, Alena Pečkova, Eliška Sonntagova, Klara Cahyanova, Antonie Starova, Kamila Dubcova, Michaela Khyrova, Franny Černa (81^st, Klara Cvrčkova), Kristyna Ružičkova (77^th, Miroslava Mrazova). Head Coach: Karel Rada

Bosnia and Herzegovina: Jelena Gvozderac, Gloria Slišković (59^th, Alma Krajnić), Marija Ana Milinković, Melisa Hasanbegović, Ena Šabanagić (59^th, Maja Hrelja), Aida Hadžić (90^th+3, Minela Gačanica), Dajana Spasojević (79^th, Ena Taslidža), Andrea Gavrić, Emina Ekić, Amela Kršo, Milena Nikolić. Head Coach: Samira Hurem

PHOTO: Football Association of the Czech Republic