Sweden host Bosnia & Herzegovina on 14 November 2026 at 22:45 in a UEFA Nations League clash where the hosts will chase a second consecutive win. Sweden beat Romania 1-0 in their last outing and sit atop Group 4. Graham Potter has welcomed back Dejan Kulusevski and Anthony Elanga to the squad, while Viktor Gyokeres and Alexander Isak are both expected to lead the attack. Bosnia & Herzegovina secured a 1-0 victory over Poland in round four and hold second place, though they continue without retired captain Edin Dzeko. Teenage midfielder Matej Deket has earned his first call-up, and Juventus youngster Kerim Alajbegovic offers attacking threat, but defender Tarik Muharemovic is suspended.
Form and H2H
Sweden have scored 1.70 goals per game at home across their last ten matches, with four wins, three draws, and three losses. Bosnia & Herzegovina average 1.21 goals on the road and 1.19 conceded, posting three wins, five draws, and two losses in their last ten away games. The teams drew 1-1 when they met on 2 October 2026. Sweden's home record shows particular strength, averaging 3.00 goals per game across their last four outings. Bosnia & Herzegovina have leaked 1.67 goals per game in away fixtures, a vulnerability Sweden will look to exploit with their attacking depth.
Best Bet
Sweden to win at 1.55 with 1xBet or 1.54 with 1Win. Sweden's attacking arsenal, home advantage, and Bosnia & Herzegovina's away defensive frailties make the hosts clear favourites. The prediction is Sweden 2-1 Bosnia & Herzegovina.
Odds to Watch
Over 2.5 goals sits at standard odds across the market. Sweden's last four home matches averaged 4.25 goals, and with Gyokeres and Isak leading the line against a Bosnia & Herzegovina side that concedes regularly on their travels, a high-scoring contest is likely. Both teams to score is worth monitoring given Bosnia & Herzegovina's attacking capability despite their defensive struggles.


