Get ready for an exciting World Cup qualifier as Bosnia-Herzegovina welcome San Marino on 07 June 2025. This Group H clash promises plenty of action as Bosnia aim to keep their unbeaten run alive. Fans can expect a competitive atmosphere at Stadion Bilino Polje, and with qualification hopes on the line, every minute will count.
The match kicks off at 14:00 BST in the UK, with viewers across mainland Europe tuning in at 15:00 CEST. Whether you’re watching from a local pub or catching the live stream at home, be sure to log on a few minutes early—pre-game build-up often offers insights you won’t want to miss.
Currently leading Group H with seven points from three outings, Bosnia are firmly in control of their qualification destiny. San Marino, yet to open their account, will look to spring a surprise, but the hosts start as strong favourites in Zenica.
Pre-match overview
Bosnia-Herzegovina have enjoyed a solid start, picking up wins against Cyprus (2-1) and Romania (1-0), alongside a hard-fought draw in their opening fixture. Despite missing key defenders due to injury, the team’s depth has been tested and proven capable. The electric support at Bilino Polje will only boost their confidence.
San Marino’s qualifying campaign has been challenging, conceding eight goals in two games without scoring. Their only recent success came in the Nations League, a 3-1 win over Liechtenstein, but replicating that form against a top Group H contender will be tough. Expect a disciplined defensive setup as they aim to frustrate the hosts.
Where to watch streaming and TV
Coverage of Bosnia-Herzegovina vs San Marino is widely available across Europe. Free-to-air and subscription services hold the rights in each territory, while many providers offer streaming options via official apps or websites. Check your local listings to confirm viewing details ahead of kick-off.
For those on the move, most broadcasters support mobile streaming platforms, allowing you to catch every moment from your smartphone or tablet. Make sure your app is updated and your connection is strong to avoid any interruptions during the match.
Italy: RAI Sport (TV) and RaiPlay (streaming)
Germany: ARD/ZDF (TV) and DAZN (streaming)
France: beIN Sports (TV) and MyCanal (streaming)
Spain: Telecinco (TV) and Mitele (streaming)
UK: ITV1 (TV) and ITVX (streaming)
Forecast
Bosnia-Herzegovina are strong favourites to claim all three points at home, building on their solid defensive record and home advantage. Their attacking trio should find ways through a San Marino defence that has struggled to keep clean sheets.
San Marino’s strategy will likely involve deep blocks and counterattacks, but overcoming Bosnia’s momentum appears unlikely. Expect a controlled performance by the hosts and a comfortable victory to extend their qualifying lead.
