The guests perform a good action in the 2^nd minute, and Lejla Redžović shot accurately from the left side and put Luxembourg in the lead.

Lana Beffort in the 32^nd minute, as the last player of the defence, stopped Petra Kuršević with a foul and got a red card. A minute later, Kurešević made an excellent free kick from about 25 meters and equalized the score.

Jenny Soares brought a new advantage to Luxembourg in the 44^th minute, and ten minutes later, Kurešević brought things back to the beginning with her second goal. Charlie Jorge Maga scored the winning goal for the visiting team in the 69^th minute.

The head coach Ilija Lucić fielded the following line-up: Džalila Ovčina (69^th, Lejla Burek), Anja Đukić, Merjema Šuman (63^rd, Snježana Marković), Uma Hadžihajdarević (69^th, Tamara Vukelić), Ana Jurić (69^th, Emela Cibra), Sara Malić (54^th, Milana Šunjka), Zorana Rosić (54^th, Samija Bećirović), Lana Dizdar (63^rd, Ana Daničić), Leona Žulj, Marija Batos (63^rd, Amina Hasanović), Petra Kurešević (63^rd, Farah Hadžibajrić).

In the second match of the tournament, Slovenia beat Albania convincingly 12:1 in Doboj near Kakanj.

After two rounds, Slovenia is first in the table with 5 points, Luxembourg and Albania won 3 each, and Bosnia and Herzegovina 1 point.

The third round is scheduled for Sunday, 11^th September. Bosnia and Herzegovina will play with Albania in Butmir at 10:00 h, while the Luxembourg-Slovenia match is scheduled for 10:00 h in Doboj-Kakanj.