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Wednesday, 09 April 2008 |
 Spain look almost certain to travel to Brazil to defend the FIFA Futsal World Cup later this year after a 9-1 win against Bosnia-Herzegovina in the first leg of their European play-off but Ukraine will only have a 3-1 lead to defend in Hungary.
Kike hat-trick
The world and European champions never looked in trouble in Toledo after Kike gave them a fifth-minute lead. Borja added to the scoreline three minutes later and before the break Marcelo and Andreu had found the target. Kike struck twice more in the opening nine minutes of the second half and Ortiz made it seven before Vladimir Vladisavljević pulled one back. However, Álvaro and Javi Álvaro then struck to make the return on 12 April all but a formality.
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Monday, 24 March 2008 |
 FK Modriča have made a miserable start to 2008 in Bosnia-Herzegovina with three straight defeats leaving them vulnerable at the top of the Premijer Liga table.
Wilting form
Four points ahead at the winter break, it is only the fluctuating form of their rivals that has allowed Slaviša Blažević's men to hold on to pole position after a woeful start to their spring campaign. They lost 3-1 at NK Čelik, 1-0 at home against champions FK Sarajevo and then showcased their malaise with a 4-0 defeat at NK Orašje which has helped throw the title race wide open again.
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Friday, 11 January 2008 |
 Meho Kodro will lead Bosnia-Herzegovina through their 2010 FIFA World Cup qualifying campaign after being installed as their new head coach.
Shortlist
Following the dismissal of Fuad Muzurović last month, the 40-year-old former national team captain was the unanimous choice of the Football Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, seeing off competition from Lothar Matthäus and Zlatko Kranjčar. The former FC Barcelona striker does not have long to wait for his first match in charge, as a friendly in Japan is scheduled for 30 January.
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Monday, 17 December 2007 |
 Bosnia-Herzegovina coach Fuad Muzurović has been dismissed after a year in charge of the national team.
Losing streak
The Football Federation of Bosnia & Herzegovina decided to part company with Muzurović, 62, following a run of five defeats in as many matches at the end of UEFA EURO 2008™ qualification.
Second spell
The coach, who had started his second spell at the Bosnia-Herzegovina helm last December and initially oversaw wins against Norway, Turkey and Malta, could then do nothing to prevent the slump. His side finished fourth in qualifying Group C. Muzurović had previously occupied the hot seat between 1992 and 1997.
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Saturday, 08 September 2007 |
 SZEKESFEHERVAR, Hungary - A Zoltan Gera penalty gave Hungary a deserved 1-0 victory over a disappointing Bosnia side in their Euro 2008 Group C qualifier on Saturday.
Midfielder Gera converted from the spot in the 39th minute after striker Robert Feczesin was felled in the area.
The visitors, still in the race to qualify, looked a shadow of the team who have beaten Norway away and Turkey at home. They came closest three minutes from the end but forward Zlatan Muslimovic missed the target from close range.
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Saturday, 28 July 2007 |
 Buoyed by a great result in their opening European game, FK Sarajevo will go into the new Bosnia-Herzegovnian season hoping for a second successive title.
Flying start
Before tonight's return, a 6-0 first-leg win in their UEFA Champions League first qualifying round tie against Malta's Marsaxlokk FC represented a flying start to the 2007/08 campaign, and with the domestic season set to start on 4 August, the wind is in Sarajevo's sails. "We aim to keep the title," said midfielder Vladan Grujić. "We have the strength and quality to make this attempt."
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Saturday, 28 July 2007 |
 Serbian club FK Partizan have been disqualified from the 2007/08 UEFA Cup with immediate effect.
Spectator incidents
The Belgrade club has been handed the punishment by the UEFA Control and Disciplinary Body for the conduct of their supporters during the UEFA Cup first round, first-leg match against Bosnia-Herzegovnian hosts NK Zrinjski in Mostar on 19 July. Partizan won the match 6-1.
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Monday, 23 July 2007 |
 UEFA has begun an investigation into crowd disturbances at the UEFA Cup first qualifying round, first-leg match between Bosnia-Herzegovina's NK Zrinjski and Serbian visitors FK Partizan in Mostar on Thursday.
First-half interruption
The match was held up in the first half as a result of clashes between rival supporters. Partizan won the match 6-1 with Lamine Diarra scoring a hat-trick against his former club. The second leg is due to be played in Belgrade on 2 August.
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Monday, 23 July 2007 |
 FK Sarajevo coach Husref Musemić admitted even he was taken by surprise by his side's emphatic 6-0 win away to Malta's Marsaxlokk FC last night which has virtually guaranteed the Bosnia-Herzegovnian champions a place in the second qualifying round of the UEFA Champions League.
Goal achieved
It was Sarajevo's biggest win in European competition and has given Musemić the luxury of being able to turn his attention towards KRC Genk, who his team will almost certainly meet in the next round.
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Monday, 23 July 2007 |
 Excitement is building in Mostar as Serbian giants FK Partizan return to the Bijeli Brijeg Stadium to meet NK Zrinjski in the UEFA Cup tonight.
Mostar memories
The two sides have never met - with Zrinjski being dissolved during the days of the former Yugoslavia - but fans in the Bosnia-Herzegovnian city on the banks of the River Neretva have plenty of memories of Partizan from their meetings with Zrinjski's neighbours FK Velež when both teams competed in the Yugoslavian top division.
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