Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Sweden 1-1

Bosnia and Herzegovina and Sweden drew 1-1 in Zenica after Viktor Gyökeres had a goal ruled out by VAR and then put Sweden ahead before Kerim Alajbegovic levelled late on.

The first half passed without a goal, although Sweden were denied in the 18th minute when Gyökeres had his effort cancelled after a VAR check. It stayed 0-0 at half-time.

Sweden went in front in the 61st minute when Gyökeres, assisted by Alexander Bernhardsson, scored to make it 1-0. Bosnia and Herzegovina responded after making two changes on 76 minutes, with Edin Džeko replaced by Haris Tabaković, and they equalised in the 80th minute through Alajbegovic, who made it 1-1. Bosnia and Herzegovina made two more changes on 87 minutes, including taking off the scorer, while Sweden added another substitute in the fifth minute of stoppage time.

The numbers reflected a close match. Sweden had 56% of the possession and 464 passes to Bosnia and Herzegovina's 467, while also finishing with more shots, 8 to 4, and more on target, 4 to 2. Bosnia and Herzegovina had the only corner count that stood out, 4 to 0, and both sides kept their foul and offside totals low.

There were no bookings or sending-offs.