Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Austria: Predictions Preview, Lineups, H2h for September 10, 2025

On Tuesday, September 9, Bosnia and Herzegovina face Austria in a World Cup qualifying match. The game starts at 20:45 CET, and here’s what to expect.

Bosnia and Herzegovina – Austria: Match Preview

Bosnia and Herzegovina currently lead their group after four strong performances. They began their campaign with a 1-0 victory over Romania, followed by a 2-1 win against Cyprus and a 1-0 win over San Marino. Recently, they secured an impressive 6-0 win in their last match. This gives them 12 points from four games, with a goal difference of 10:1, placing them three points ahead of the second team. However, their match against Austria is very important.

Austrian team sits second, trailing Bosnia by three points but having one match still to play. Their qualification journey started later due to their participation in the Nations League playoffs. Austria has won their opening matches against Romania (2-1), San Marino (4-0), and Cyprus (1-0), resulting in a goal difference of 7:1. A win against Bosnia could allow Austria to move ahead based on head-to-head results.

Match Facts and Head-to-Head Statistics

• Austria has won their last three matches and lost just one of their last five.
• Bosnia and Herzegovina have lost only once in their last five games.
• Bosnia have scored at least once in their last six matches; Austria has done so in three consecutive matches.
• The last encounter between these teams ended in a 0-0 draw.

Probable Line-ups

• Bosnia and Herzegovina: Vasilj; Gazibegović, Barišić, Radeljić, Burnić; Hajradinović, Tahirović, Sunić, Memić; Demirović, Džeko
• Austria: A. Schlager; Laimer, Lienhart, Alaba, Mwene; H. Schlager, Seiwald; Schmid, Baumgartner, Sabitzer; Arnautović

Prediction

Both teams have started their qualification campaigns strongly, making this match critical for both. It promises to be an exciting contest, but Austria seems favored due to their stronger squad and more experience. Therefore, backing Austria to win appears to be a solid choice.