There were no goals in the first half, while in the second Rimantė Jonušaitė scored in 62' and 73' to secure the win for the home team.

After the game, head coach Selver Hodžić said: “A disappointing result and a disappointing performance from our side. For the first 15 minutes we were at a good level, but later we handed the opponent several chances, and in the second half they had 3–4 counterattacks and scored twice. We knew what to expect, but as a team we underperformed, and this isn’t the level we’re aiming for. In the next match we’ll have to show a different approach and much better energy.”

In the other group match, Estonia beat Liechtenstein 2:1. After three rounds, Bosnia and Herzegovina is second with 6 points, behind Lithuania with 7, and ahead of Estonia with 4 and Liechtenstein with none.

Both Round 4 matches in Group C1 are scheduled for April 18 at 16:00. The Dragons will face Liechtenstein away in Vaduz, while Estonia will host Lithuania in Tallinn.

Lithuania vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina 2:0 (0:0)

Venue: LSC Druskininkai Stadium

Referee: Audrey Gerbel (France)

Goals: 1:0 Jonušaitė (62'), 2:0 Jonušaitė (73')

Yellow cards: Bernotaite (Lithuania), Milinković (BiH)

Lithuania lineup: Meda Šeškute, Loreta Rogačiova, Milda Liužinaite, Auste Bernotaite, Tereza Romanovskaja, Algimante Mikutaite, Liucija Vaitukaityte, Monika Grikšaite, Vilte Švarcaite (66' Goda Smailyte), Rimante Jonušaite, Ugne Lazdauskaite (46' Laura Kubiliute). Head coach: Tomas Ražanauskas

BiH lineup: Somea Položen, Ena Šabanagić (63' Samra Muhić), Melisa Hasanbegović, Marija Ana Milinković, Andrea Gavrić (85' Andrea Čule), Una Rankić (79' Aldina Hamzić), Emina Ekić, Marija Aleksić (79' Elma Husić), Minela Gačanica (63' Andrea Grebenar), Milena Nikolić, Selma Kapetanović. Head coach: Selver Hodžić