Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Slovakia Prediction 19.11.2023

• Competition: EURO Qualification
• Date: 19.11.2023
• Kickoff: 19:45 UTC / 20:45 CET
• Venue: Bilino Polje (Zenica)

The last round of qualification for Euro 2024.

Even the change of coach in the national team of Bosnia and Herzegovina did not bring much improvement. After the debacle against Portugal at home, in the last game they suffered another defeat on the road to Luxembourg. This time with a slightly less convincing score of 4:1. It's true, coach Savo Milosevic combined a lot and gave a chance to some younger players who had less playing time during the qualifiers, but that's no excuse for such a bad game and 4 conceded goals from a national team with a much lower reputation.

On the other hand, Slovakia's national team is celebrating its third consecutive placement at the Euro. Maybe they weren't given the best chances for a direct placement after the groups were drawn, but they once again proved that they are a respectable team that knows how to play in these kinds of games. Slovakia achieved key victories in the last two matches. Especially the one last month on the road to Luxembourg where they won with a goal in the final match. On Thursday, just the easier part of the job left, so with a great victory 4:2 against Iceland, they won a direct placement match before the end of the qualifiers. Juraj Kucka, Ondrej Duda and Lukas Haraslin made sure it was that way with their goals and assists.

Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Slovakia pick: BOTH TEAMS TO SCORE

A match between two teams that are in completely opposite moods waiting for this match. BiH is facing a difficult period where they have to try to rise and prepare as best as possible for additional qualifications. It will certainly not be easy after several convincing defeats, but this national team has the potential to play much better football than it is currently showing. On the other side, Slovakia arrives in a celebratory atmosphere. It is certain that the Italian coach Francesco Calzona will spare some players and give a chance to reserve players, who should be more than motivated to impose themselves in the foreground. BTTS seems like the most logical choice in this match.