Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Poland 1-0

Bosnia and Herzegovina beat Poland 1-0 in Zenica after Ivan Bašić converted an 84th-minute penalty. VAR first overturned the original spot-kick decision for Jovo Lukić. Poland pushed for an equaliser but could not find one before the end.

The first half brought three bookings and no goals. Armin Gigovic was booked in the 32nd minute, Nicola Zalewski followed for Poland on 38 minutes, and Ermedin Demirović was cautioned in the 42nd. It was 0-0 at the break.

Both sides made two changes on 63 minutes. Poland sent on Norbert Wojtuszek for Matty Cash and Marcel Regula for Karol Świderski, while Bosnia and Herzegovina introduced Esmir Bajraktarević for Zinedin Smajlovic and Benjamin Tahirovic for Ermin Mahmić. Bosnia and Herzegovina then made two more changes on 78 minutes, with Jovo Lukić replacing Ermedin Demirović and Samed Baždar coming on for Haris Tabaković. Poland responded with two further changes on 89 minutes, and Bosnia and Herzegovina protected the lead by bringing on Stjepan Radeljić for Armin Gigovic at the same time. Jan Bednarek was booked in the 83rd minute, Norbert Wojtuszek was cautioned in three minutes into stoppage time, and the penalty that settled it came a minute after the VAR intervention.

Poland had more of the ball with 56% possession and 442 passes to Bosnia and Herzegovina's 359. They also had the edge in shots, 18 to 9, shots on target, 4 to 1, and corners, 8 to 2. Bosnia and Herzegovina had 4 offsides to Poland's 1, made 12 fouls to 7, and their goalkeeper made 4 saves compared with Poland's 1.

Each side finished with 3 yellow cards. Bosnia and Herzegovina's bookings went to Armin Gigovic, Ermedin Demirović and Nikola Katić, while Poland's were shown to Nicola Zalewski, Jan Bednarek and Norbert Wojtuszek. There were no red cards.