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Bosnia-Herzegovina coach Sergej Barbarez, former national captain, poker pro and TV critic, is hoping to shake things up at the World Cup.
Matchday 8 of the FIFA World Cup saw a lot of action, with plenty of late drama across matches. Here we recount what happened across the four matches, the latest first: Mexico 1 - 0 South Korea (Romo 50') A scrappy,
When Bosnian band Dubioza Kolektiv released "U.S.A." back in 2011, they never imagined ​their satirical song about leaving Bosnia for ‌a better life in America would become their nation’s unofficial soccer anthem 15 years later.
Johan Manzambi scores twice from the bench as Switzerland beat Bosnia-Hezergovina 1-0 to edge towards a place in the World Cup round of 32.
Switzerland's Dan Ndoye (11) battles for the ball with Bosnia's Amar Dedic (7), right, during the World Cup Group B soccer match between Switzerland and Bosnia in Inglewood, Calif, near
Bosnia and Herzegovina's captain, 40-year-old Edin Džeko, is one of the oldest players participating in the 2026 World Cup.
Nearly 31 years after thousands of Bosnians lost their lives to genocide, Bosnia and Herzegovina is back in the World Cup.
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