Prediction Bosnia and Herzegovina - Sweden today 01:45 03/10/2026.

Bosnia has demonstrated the ability to maintain a high draw rate (60%) in their last 10 matches, especially when facing strong opponents such as Poland, Canada, Panama, North Macedonia, Italy, and Wales.

Bosnia has two recent wins, including victories over Romania and Qatar, although both matches were away games against opponents who were not overly strong.

Within the framework of the UEFA Nations League 2026-2027, Bosnia is maintaining a stable performance with 4 points from 2 matches, a goal difference of +2, indicating that both their scoring and defensive abilities are at an average but decent level.

Bosnia does not adhere to a fixed formation, but instead flexibly adjusts according to the opponent and match situation, but the inconsistency in the last two matches (4-2-3-1 and 4-4-2) indicates that tactical flexibility lacks coherence.

Bosnia currently has a PPG (points per game) of 2, corresponding to 4 points after 2 games, showing a level of stability but not enough to demonstrate superiority over competitors

Bosnia has shown instability in defense, conceding 13 goals (1.3 per game) in their last 10 matches, with two heavy defeats (0-2 against the USA, 1-4 against Switzerland) highlighting a lack of focus and weakness in defensive situations.

Bosnia lacks consistency in major matches, especially when facing strong teams, such as losing both matches against the USA and Switzerland.

Sweden maintains a stable attacking performance with an average goal-scoring rate of 2.1 goals per match, as evidenced by 5 wins in their last 10 matches, including crushing victories such as 5-1 against Tunisia and 3-1 against Poland

The current starting lineup is stable with key players such as Victor Lindelöf, Yasin Ayari, and Viktor Gyökeres playing regularly, bringing cohesion and effectiveness in their playing style.

The ability to recover after a three-game losing streak at the 2026 World Cup (against France, Netherlands, Norway) by achieving two consecutive wins (against Ukraine, Poland) demonstrates fighting spirit and timely tactical adjustments.

Sweden's overall performance has not been very stable, with 5 wins, 2 draws, and 3 losses in their last 10 matches, indicating a lack of consistency in their games.

The control and corner kick statistics are not particularly outstanding (an average of 3.2 corners per game), reflecting the balance among the Swedish players in the matches.

The reserve team has not shown clear cohesion, with players such as Alexander Isak, Benjamin Nygren, and Sebastian Nanasi not having a clearly defined role in the team's playing style.

Sweden's defense is facing many problems, having not kept a clean sheet in the last 10 matches, conceding an average of 2.0 goals per game, especially heavy losses such as 0-3 against France and 1-5 against the Netherlands

Lack of discipline in matches, with 10 yellow cards in the last 10 games, concentrated in matches against strong opponents such as the Netherlands (3 cards) and Romania (5 cards), indicating a lack of concentration during confrontations.

Difficulties when facing top teams like France, the Netherlands, or Norway, where Sweden often loses by large margins, highlight a lack of confidence and weak defensive capabilities against strong teams.