Sweden vs Bosnia & Herzegovina Preview & Prediction | 2026-27 UEFA Nations League | League B
by Alex Sarwar ·
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Bosnia & Herzegovina can move above Sweden in Group B4 by getting the better of them in Solna.
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Key stats
- The only previous Nations League meeting between the sides ended 1-1 in Zenica on Matchday 3 of this edition.
- Coming into Matchday 5, Sweden top Group B4 with ten points, two ahead of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
- Sweden are unbeaten in 11 Nations League matches (W8 D3), their longest run in 26 Nations League matches – only Spain (17) have put together a longer unbeaten run in Nations League history.
- Sweden have scored in each of their last 13 Nations League matches.
- Sweden have won their last five home Nations League matches and are unbeaten in six at home.
- Sweden topped Group C1 in 2024/25 with 16 points (W5 D1), scoring 19 goals in six matches, including their biggest Nations League win, 6-0 vs Azerbaijan in Solna.
- Viktor Gyokeres has scored 14 goals in 15 Nations League appearances for Sweden.
- Bosnia are unbeaten in five Nations League matches (W2 D3), equalling their longest unbeaten run in 26 Nations League matches.
- Bosnia's 4-2 win in Bucharest on Matchday 2 was only their second away win in 13 away Nations League matches, after a 2-1 win in Northern Ireland in September 2018.
- Bosnia have conceded three goals in four matches in this edition, having conceded 17 in six in 2024/25, when they did not win a match in Group A3 (D2 L4).
- Bosnia's heaviest Nations League defeat was 7-0 away to Germany in November 2024.
- Edin Dzeko has scored nine goals in 20 Nations League appearances for Bosnia.
Who is the better Swedish striker?
Open poll and resultsSweden vs Bosnia & Herzegovina prediction
This is a fixture that may well decide who secures automatic promotion to League A and who winds up in the promotion play-offs next March. Sweden currently hold the advantage at the top of Group B4 with ten points, but Bosnia & Herzegovina are snapping at their heels and, like the Swedes, are yet to be beaten in this season's Nations League.
There's been little to choose between these two countries so far. Both have conceded only three goals, while Sweden have scored just one more than their opponents. The reverse fixture between the pair ended in a 1-1 draw.
What perhaps gives Sweden the edge is their strike partnership of Alexander Isak and Viktor Gyokeres. The latter has scored in every one of his side's group games so far, and with Isak having recently found his best form for Liverpool, it bodes well for the hosts heading into this big showdown.
In what should be a close battle, it's worth backing that world-class Swedish frontline to be the difference and what ultimately earns them victory.
Sweden vs Bosnia & Herzegovina tip: Sweden to win
