“Dragons” now have to wait for the outcome in the other groups, because seven of the eight best second-ranked teams will qualify for the final tournament to be played in Hungary.

Bosnia and Herzegovina took the lead in the 16^th minute through Kerim Alajbegović, and Marko Brekalo was in the role of assistant. Belarus equalized in the 41^st minute, and the goal was scored by Mikita Liukevich. The victory for “Dragons” was brought by Stefan Marčetić in the 72^nd minute assisted by Vedad Garčević.

In the second match of this group, Serbia defeated Israel 3:0. The first place in the group was won by Serbia with 6 points, the second place is Bosnia and Herzegovina with 4 points, the same as Belarus, but a lower mutual score. Israel is last with 2 points won.

Belarus - Bosnia and Herzegovina 1:2 (1:1)

Stadium: Sports Centre of Serbian FA in Stara Pazova

Referee: Mikkel Redder (Denmark)

Assistant Referees: Rene Risum (Denmark) and Nikola Borović (Serbia)

4^th Official: Dejan Trifković (Serbia)

Goals: 0:1 Alajbegović (16'), 1:1 Liukevich (41'), 1:2 Marčetić (72').

Yellow cards: Mokin, Baranok (Belarus), Beganović, Terzić, Alajbegović (BH)

Red card: Beganović (BH) in the 93^rd minute

Belarus: Mikita Dounar, Mikhail Aliaksandrau, Pavel Apiatsionak, Mikita Kandratsenia, Zakhar Baranok, Ruslan Mialkouski (cap.) (70^th, Ales Sakhonchyk), Artsiom Sakalouski, Trafim Melnichenka (70^th, Artsiom Vaskaboinikau), Mark Mokin (70^th, Mikita Chuiko), Mikita Liukevich (46^th, Uladzislau Stsiapanenka), Pavel Shauchenka. Head Coach: Aleksandr Yurevich

Bosnia and Herzegovina: Faris Mehić, Jusuf Terzić, Dženan Šabić (87^th, Sergej Popović), Filip Taraba (cap.), Nidal Čelik, Ajdin Beganović, Marko Brekalo (60^th, Vedad Garčević), Samer H. Spahić (66^th, Harun Sadžak), Kerim Alajbegović, Stefan Marčetić, Andrei Jahić. Head Coach: Admir Raščić