Saturday, 03.03.2018

East Sarajevo: Tango - Seljak (16:00 h)

Tuzla: Salines - Centar (17:00 h)

Trebinje: Leotar - Mostar SG Staklorad (19:00 h)

Banovići: Banovići - Brčko Zdravlje (19:00 h)

Sunday, 04.03.2018

Sarajevo: Željezničar - Nevesinje (14:00 h)

Mostar: Zrinjski - Brotnjo (19:30 h)

The former champion club of our country, Tango, will host one of the teams with the greatest futsal tradition in BH, Seljak from Livno, in the sports hall of the primary school “Aleksa Šantić” in East Sarajevo.

The head coach of the home team, Mirko Čampara, wants three points from this match:

“The team of Seljak is coming as our guests, which won us in the first part of the season. Ever since the founding of the Premier Futsal League, our mutual games were interesting and uncertain. I have no doubt that it will be the same tomorrow. After winning in Brčko last weekend, we want to win three points again. I also invite our fans to support this young team and to be our wind in the back during the match against a very experienced opponent.”

The head coach of MNC Seljak, Ivo Krezo, hopes that his team will return undefeated from an away match in East Sarajevo:

“Tango is a very quality team. For the whole season, we have either a balanced score or a there was a small difference between us. This suggests that Tango and Seljak are teams of about the same quality. I hope we will not be defeated tomorrow. One point would satisfy us, and all three would be a real hit for my team.”

In the Sports Hall “Bijeli Brijeg” in Mostar, the teams from the upper part of the table, Zrinjski and Brotnjo, will play a match on Sunday.

Goran Melher, the head of the home team’s technical staff, expects a quality match:

“We will have a Herzegovinian derby with Brotnjo, a match of two high-quality teams. We are complete, we have no problems with injuries and we are going to win. I hope that there will be greater number of spectators to support us, because the match between these two teams guarantees a quality futsal.”

His colleague on the bench of Čitluk, Matej Čilić, has similar thoughts:

“After two consecutive victories on our parquet, we are going relieved to Mostar. I hope that we will achieve a positive result with a good game and a support of our fans, which we expect in large number on this hosting. We want to win, but a draw against Zrinjski would not be bad.”