Goals for Sarajevo were scored by Ajdin Drina (21', 22'), Josip Bilić (32', 36'), Edis Mršo (33'), and Anel Radmilović (37'), while Amir Baručija (11') and Ante Grbešić (34') scored for Mostar SG.

The Sarajevo team reached the final by defeating KMF Vitez 10:8, while Mostar advanced after beating tournament hosts Bubamara 6:2.

Trophies and medals were presented to the finalists by FFBiH Vice President Irfan Durić and Executive Director of the Competitions and Refereeing Department Elmir Pilav.

GFC Sarajevo vs. FC Mostar SG 6:2 (0:1)

Venue: Sports Hall Cazin

Referees: Nikola Tadić (Banja Luka), Mirza Zubić (Visoko), Almedin Berilo (Hrasnica). Delegate: Almir Medić (Tuzla). Referee observer: Semir Kaplan (Stolac). Security officer: Irfan Budimlić (Cazin)

Goals: 0:1 Baručija (11'), 1:1 Drina (21'), 2:1 Drina (22'), 3:1 Bilić (32'), 4:1 Mršo (33'), 4:2 Grbešić (34'), 5:2 Bilić (36'), 6:2 Radmilović (37')

Yellow cards: Handžić (GFC Sarajevo), Grbešić, Baručija (Mostar SG)

GFC Sarajevo lineup: Micaio Oliveira Martins, Edis Mršo, Ajdin Drina, Josip Bilić, Anel Radmilović, Kerim Salihović, Amel Handžić, Gabriel Bordeghini Chaves, Abdulah Ait Idir, Ensar Mešić, Jasmin Hodžić, Jefter Sales Fereira. Head coach: Mirza Ajanović

FC Mostar SG lineup: Mijo Brzica, Ante Grbešić, Italo Neves Souza, Amir Baručija, Marin Sesar, Lazar Milosavljević, Josip Šarac, Miloš Radujković, Srđan Ivanković, Seid Behram, Ivan Peko, Belmin Obradović. Head coach: Marin Ćorluka