Bosnia & Herzegovina vs Qatar: All-time head-to-head record ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026

Bosnia eye first win against Asian powerhouse Qatar in must win Group B clash in Seattle

Seattle Stadium in the United States of America gears up to host the final Matchweek fixtures in Group B of the FIFA World Cup 2026, where reigning Asian champions Qatar are set to take on Bosnia & Herzegovina in a thrilling contest.

The Balkan nation is coming after dropping points in the last two games against Canada and Switzerland. They are coming after a 4-1 defeat to the Swiss team. They are led by Bosnian coach Sergej Barbarez and this is a must win game for the Dragons to keep their knockout hopes alive.

Qatar succumbed to one of the biggest defeats of FIFA World Cup 2026 after going down to Canada 6-0 after they were reduced to nine men in the 50th minute. They were lucky enough to seal a point against Switzerland in the final few minutes of the opening game.

After the conclusion of two Matchweeks in Group B, all four teams remain in contention for the knockout stages. Canada and Switzerland lead the group with four points each, whereas Qatar and Bosnia & Herzegovina find themselves at the bottom with just a point so far.

In this article, we take a ride down memory lane to find out who has the upper hand against whom. As the two teams prepare to rewrite history, we find out what happened when these two sides last met each other and who scored and impressed more in this fixture.

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Bosnia & Herzegovina vs Qatar: Head-to-Head

These two sides have met twice so far in history. It was back in 2000 when the Grand Hamad Stadium in Doha, Qatar, hosted the first meeting between these two sides.

Current Bosnia coach Sergej Barbarez was also playing in that game. The hosts scored two goals, and Qatar won the first meeting between these two sides.

Stadium Grbavica in Bosnia & Herzegovina hosted the next friendly in 2010. Both sides failed to qualify for the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

It took Vedad Ibisevic just nine minutes to draw the first blood after a brilliant assist from Edin Dzeko to make it 1-0 for Bosnia.

The home team were leading 1-0 but just before the hour mark, Qatar got a penalty and Wesam Rizik did not fail to convert and the scores were levelled.

Both sides tried pushing harder for the winner but the game did not have more goals and the game ended in a 1-1 draw.

Bosnia & Herzegovina vs Qatar: International friendlies

• Matches: 02
• Bosnia & Herzegovina: 00
• Qatar: 01
• Draws: 01

Bosnia & Herzegovina vs Qatar: Overall record

• Matches: 02
• Bosnia & Herzegovina: 00
• Qatar: 01
• Draws: 01

Bosnia & Herzegovina vs Qatar: Last match

10/08/2010: Bosnia & Herzegovina 1-1 Qatar (International friendlies)