Prediction Sweden - Bosnia and Herzegovina today 02:45 15/11/2026.

Sweden showed signs of positive recovery in the last three matches (winning against Romania, drawing with Bosnia, and beating Poland), helping them regain confidence and the ability to secure at least some points.

Offensively, Sweden has recorded a high percentage of matches with three or more goals, reaching 70% in the last 10 games, suggesting they frequently participate in open fixtures.

Sweden has maintained tactical stability by rotating between the 4-4-2 and 4-2-3-1 formations, demonstrating high adaptability in recent matches.

Viktor Gyökeres is Sweden's reliable attacking threat, with 4 goals accumulated this season and starting in all 4 of the last 4 matches.

Sweden maintains an average of 3.1 corner kicks per match in the last 10 games, showing that they are still a proactive team looking to exert pressure and exploit set-piece opportunities.

In terms of discipline, Sweden received a total of 9 yellow cards in the last 10 matches, indicating a relatively good level of discipline and avoiding the risk of major red cards.

Sweden's form has been inconsistent over the last 10 matches, with a difficult period exemplified by 3-0 losses to France and 5-1 to the Netherlands, suggesting vulnerability against top-tier opponents.

Sweden's defensive ability has been a major weakness over the last 10 matches, having conceded a total of 18 goals, averaging 1.8 goals per game.

The absence of Lucas Bergvall is a significant loss in mediating rhythm, forcing Sweden to restructure the region.

The loss of Bergvall has impacted Sweden's squad, diminishing their ability to connect and coordinate the tempo in midfield.

Bosnia has achieved 3 clean sheets in the last 10 matches, demonstrating disciplined defense when well-organized.

Bosnia has averaged 3.9 corners per match in the last 10 games, demonstrating the team's proactive offensive pressure generated from the flanks.

Bosnia maintains high defensive stability with the continuous presence of Nikola Katić and Tarik Muharemovic in the last four matches, along with the energy from Sead Kolašinac.

Bosnia's midfield core is defined by Ivan Bašić (6 tackles, 6 interceptions) and Esmir Bajraktarević (2 assists, 5 key passes), demonstrating their ability to transition from defense to counter-attack.

Bosnia demonstrates tactical flexibility by primarily sticking to the 4-4-2 formation in its last four matches, yet remains capable of switching to 4-2-3-1 when needing to enhance midfield control.

Bosnia's standing in the UEFA Nations League Group 2 is considered very solid, having accumulated 8 points after 4 matches. This demonstrates their ability to maintain high form and positions them as a potential Play-offs candidate.

Bosnia has a record of 3 wins, 5 draws, and 2 losses over the last 10 matches, indicating a lack of consistency in overall form.

Bosnia scored 12 goals and conceded 12 goals in the last 10 matches, showing an alarming balance between offense and defense.

A 60% rate of both teams scoring (BTTS) in the last 10 games indicates an open and easily exploitable playing style.

Bosnia received a total of 17 yellow cards in the last 10 matches, indicating their involvement in fierce challenges and disciplinary risks.