MATCH SCHEDULE AT THE TOURNAMENT:
Matchday 1: Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Germany (27 June at 17:00, Football Association of Bosnia and Herzegovina Training Centre, Zenica)
Matchday 2: Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Sweden (30 June at 17:00, Bilino Polje Stadium, Zenica)
Matchday 3: Poland vs Bosnia and Herzegovina (3 July at 17:00, Grbavica Stadium, Sarajevo)
During the qualifying campaign, the “Dragon Girls” recorded three wins, one draw, and two defeats, with a goal difference of 20:6. This will be the first appearance of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s women’s U-19 national team at a major tournament and a great opportunity to achieve a notable result in front of the home crowd.
As a reminder, Bosnia and Herzegovina also hosted the UEFA Women’s Under-17 European Championship in 2022, where the current captain of this team, Una Rankić, played as a fifteen-year-old girl.
Number of appearances: 1 (2026)
Best result: Group stage (2026)
Biggest win: -
Biggest defeat: -
Qualification Results
Round 1 (Group B3):
Bosnia and Herzegovina – Ukraine 0:2
Romania – Bosnia and Herzegovina 2:1
San Marino – Bosnia and Herzegovina 0:10
Round 2 (Group B4):
Bosnia and Herzegovina – Luxembourg 5:0
Belarus – Bosnia and Herzegovina 1:1
Armenia – Bosnia and Herzegovina 1:3
Top scorer in the qualifiers: Ana Jurić – 6 goals
Squad in the qualifiers
Goalkeepers: Nadija Golubović (6 appearances – 6 goals conceded), Aleksandra Panić (0–0), Lejla Burek (0–0).
Defenders: Marija Maslać (5 appearances – 0 goals), Ariana Hafizović (4–1), Dragana Marinković (2–0), Natalija Mirković (6–3), Bogdana Milićević (6–1), Dragana Dimitrić (6–0), Hata Begić (1–0).
Midfielders: Uma Hadžihajdarević (4–2), Irina Erkić (5–0), Una Rankić (3–2), Anđelina Laketić (1–0), Sajra Bajrić (0–0), Amina Krpo (3–1), Nadja Cerić (4–0), Amila Abdukić (6–1).
Forwards: Zerina Marković (6–1), Elma Brković (3–1), Tamara Vukelić (2–1), Ana Jurić (6–6), Velida Aličković (6–0), Petra Kurešević (0–0).
Head Coach: Jelena Milović
