Today, the U-19 team of Bosnia and Herzegovina won Georgia with 1: 0 in Ethno village Stanišići in the first round of group 11 qualifications for the European U-19 Championship.

Benjamin Hadžić had the first chance at the 5^th minute, when he kicked from the edge of the penalty area and the ball went off the goal.

Edis Smajić tried with a head-kick in the 14^th minute, but hit the crossbar.  In the continuation of the action, the ball bounced to Nedim Hadžić who sent it to the net, but the referee cancelled the goal due to offside.

Two minutes later, the BH team lost one player on the pitch, because Anel Šabanadžović received the second yellow card due to his offence.

Jinjolava made an excellent shot from a distance to the goal in the 31^st minute, but Adnan Kanurić intervened well.

Benjamin Hadžić took the free kick asquint in the 50^th minute, but the Georgian goalkeeper sent a ball into the corner. After a corner kick, Čeliković, tried with a head-kick, but the ball went over the crossbar.

Georgians had a great opportunity in the 58^th minute. Kavtaradze tried with head from the five-meter area, but the goalkeeper Kanurić was at the height of the task once again and sent the ball into the corner.

Valdan Danilović strongly kicked the ball in the 61^st minute, but Luka Gugeshashvili defended greatly once again.

The Georgian player Giorgi Kutsia receives a red card in the 67^th minute, so the strength on the field was equalized.

Jusuf Gazibegović greatly passed to the right side in the 80^th minute and threw to Nedim Hadžić, whose shot from ten meters was defended by the Georgian goalkeeper.

The BH team comes to advantage in the 87^th minute. Again, Gazibegović ran alongside the Georgian defenders on the right side, but this time he shot and hit for 1:0.

The result was not changed until the end of the match and our team won three points at the opening of the qualifications.

The match was watched by the FF BH Honorary President Ivica Osim, the President Elvedin Begić, the ExCo members Mile Kovačević and Irfan Durić, the General Secretary Jasmin Baković and the Executive Director of Sports Sector Elmir Pilav.

In the second match of the group, France beat Andorra with a convincing 7:0.

Bosnia and Herzegovina-Georgia 1:0 (0:0)

Stadium: Ethno Village Stanišići.

Referee: Marius Avram (Romania).

Assistant Referees: Valentin Avram (Romania), Jan de Vries (The Netherlands).

4^th Official: Dennis Higler (The Netherlands).

Goals: 1:0 Gazibegović (87^th minute).

Yellow cards: Šabanadžović, Danilović (BH), Mali, Asatiani, Davitashvili (Georgia).

Red cards: Šabanadžović 16^th minute (BH), Kutsia 67^th minute' (Georgia).

BH: Adnan Kanurić, Jusuf Gazibegović, Amar Beširević, Jasmin Čeliković, Rijad Sadiku, Vladan Danilović, Edis Smajić (69^th minute, Amar Ćatić), Anel Šabanadžović, Nedim Hadžić (83^rd minute, Ševkija Resić), Nikola Kosanić (74^th minute, Alen Mustafić), Benjamin Hadžić. Head Coach: Toni Karačić.

Georgia: Luka Gugeshashvili, Nikoloz Mali, Luka Asatiani, Jemali-Giorgi Jinjolava, Giorgi Kochorashvili (90^th minute, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia), Nika Ninua, Giorgi Kutsia, Beka Kavtaradze (83^rd minute, Revazi Injgia), Levan Kharabadze, Beka Dartsmelia, Irakli Zaridze (65^th minute, Zuriko Davitashvili) Head Coach: George Kipiani.