The standout match will take place at Jaklić Stadium in Bugojno on March 15 at 15:00, where home team Iskra will face Emina from Mostar.

Iskra's head coach, Samir Vrban, said ahead of the duel: "I expect a good football performance in this derby, with a high-intensity and heated competition. We respect Emina, the league's second-placed team, but we’re determined to keep the points in Bugojno and will give our best to achieve that."

Bugojno's team captain, Marina Lukić-Mustafić, added: "We had a productive preparation period, despite some minor disruptions due to colds and the flu. Now, everything's in optimal condition, and I anticipate a competitive match, and, of course, a victory for our team. I invite our fans to come to Jaklić stadium on Saturday and support us in this."

Emina’s head coach Zijo Tojaga stressed that his team would give its maximum effort: "We face another tough and intense match, just like every encounter with Iskra. We know, they're a team that never gives up and will fight to the last breath in front of their home crowd. We're aware of the challenge but we believe in ourselves too. Our players have shown character, quality, and a winning mentality. I'm sure they'll deliver a great performance, give everything, and come out as winners."

Emina player Andrea Čule commented: "Saturday's game against Iskra is one we're looking forward to with ambition, and we're determined to demonstrate our strength on the field. I believe the team is well-prepared to face the upcoming challenge against a fine opponent."

At the same time, ŽFK Radnik Bumerang will host SFK Libero in Bijeljina, while FK Sloboda will face ŽFK Leotar in Tuzla on March 16 at 14:00. SFK 2000 Sarajevo is on a bye this round.