In the autumn part of the competition, the multiple champions of Bosnia and Herzegovina recorded 10 wins, 1 draw, and no defeats with an impressive goal difference of 70:0.

The head coach of SFK 2000, Samira Hurem, says on the performance of her team:

“We played very well this autumn and scored more goals during this half-season than ever before. We are particularly pleased to have succeeded with a rejuvenated team. Our goal is to improve the game in the continuation of the competition, so that we can be more prepared for the UEFA Women’s Champions League. Because of the shift of generations, we had a slightly worse result in Europe the summer, so we want to fix it now.”

Hurem points out that the team is ready for the continuation of the competition:

“We succeeded to do what we planned in our preparations, although we, like everyone, had problems with weather conditions. Basically, the team is ready. We also played a friendly match with Neretva from Metković, where we achieved a convincing victory. Tomorrow we will meet with Emin from Mostar. This match is pleasing to me, because it is a well-organized club that is refreshing in BH football.”

Dajana Spasojević scored the greatest number if goals for SFK 2000, but also in the entire league this autumn (20). Mejrema Medić scored 10, Alisa Spahić 9, while Aida Hadžić and Selma Kapetanović scored 7 goals. Amela Kršo entered 5 times in the list of the scorers, Jasna Đoković and Mia Kuljanin 3, while Azra Numanović and Nafija Rahmanović 2 times. Alma Jašarević and Zerina Piskić scored 1 goal.