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Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Qatar Key Stats: FIFA World Cup 2026

by Trystan Pugh ·
Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Qatar Key Stats: FIFA World Cup 2026
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Check out our dedicated FIFA World Cup 2026 hub! Here you can find expert match previews for every fixture at this summer's tournament in USA, Canada & Mexico. All-time records for all 48 nations, key betting stats, player bios, group standings, live scores & plenty more!

Below you can find key stats for Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Qatar. From historical trends to player milestones, we have you covered for every match at FIFA World Cup 2026 in USA, Canada & Mexico!

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  • The two sides have met twice previously, both friendlies, a 2-0 win for Qatar in Doha in January 2000 and a 1-1 draw in Sarajevo in August 2010.
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina’s only previous World Cup match against an AFC team was a 3-1 victory over IR Iran in their final group fixture in 2014 – their only victory in the competition to date.
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina’s five previous World Cup matches have seen a total of 15 goals scored – an average of three per game.
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina and Qatar are both aiming to reach the knockout phase for the first time after exiting in the group stage in their only previous World Cup participations in 2014 and 2022 respectively.
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina’s record appearance-maker and goalscorer, Edin Džeko, could make his 150th appearance for the nation.
  • This is Qatar’s third FIFA World Cup match against a European team after their 0-2 defeat against the Netherlands in their last group fixture in 2022 and the 1-1 draw in their opening match of the 2026 finals against Switzerland.
  • None of Qatar’s five previous FIFA World Cup matches finished goalless.
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