After hosting the World Cup in 2022, Qatar did everything they could to enrage the locals in Vancouver in their second Group B game this time around.
The group underdogs might be relieved to be playing outside Canada again in the aftermath of their widely condemned physical approach to what was ultimately a 6-0 loss against the co-hosts.
Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Qatar: key information
Qatar will be without Homam Ahmed and Assim Madibo, both sent off at BC Place as Julen Lopetegui’s team demonstrated an alarming loss of control.
The result was overshadowed to a large degree by the injury inflicted on Ismael Kone by Madibo, an incident that could prove as distracting for Qatar as it is for a Canadian team with four points under their belt.
The Qataris’ race is not yet run. They made Switzerland pay for their profligacy on matchday one and that late equaliser means a win today would likely be enough.
Read on as FourFourTwo brings you all the information you need to watch Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Qatar in the FIFA World Cup 2026 online, on TV, and from anywhere.
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How to watch Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Qatar in the UK
In the UK, you can watch Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Qatar on ITV4 and ITVX. The build-up starts at 7:00pm, ahead of the kick-off at 8:00pm.
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How to watch Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Qatar in Australia
In Australia, you can watch Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Qatar on the free SBS On Demand.
Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Qatar: World Cup 2026 Preview
The internal equations of Group B are such that a maximum of one of these teams can go through to the round of 32. Like Qatar, Bosnia and Herzegovina followed a draw with a heavy loss, and a point each would mean game over for both.
Things will be more interesting if there’s a winner in Seattle. Canada and Switzerland meet elsewhere with both on four points, meaning that a result in both games would see second and third both on four.
If that’s Qatar and Switzerland or Canada and Bosnia, the head-to-head tiebreaker would be meaningless and goals scored would come into play. In truth, four points should be enough one way or another regardless.
The most recent of a small handful of previous meetings between these nations took place in 2010. It was a 1-1 draw in a summer friendly in Sarajevo in which striker Edin Dzeko, now Bosnia and Herzegovina’s 40-year-old captain, was named in the starting line-up.
Dzeko is his country’s most-capped player and record goalscorer too. Qatar’s captain and most-capped player is Hassan Al-Haydos. He’s in the squad along with top scorer Almoez Ali.
This match is essentially a matter of win and in. For either team, it would mean a first-ever trip to the knock-out rounds at just the second attempt.
Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Qatar: Group B
FourFourTwo’s prediction
Bosnia and Herzegovina 1-0 Qatar
World Cup 2026 is waiting for its Dzeko moment. FourFourTwo predicts a historic winner from the big man at Lumen Field.
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