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>Sweden vs Bosnia & Herzegovina Prediction & Betting Tips – 14/11/2026
Sweden welcome Bosnia & Herzegovina to a decisive UEFA Nations League B Group 4 fixture on 14 November 2026, with kickoff set for 19:45 GMT. Two points separate the sides at the summit, making this a genuine title decider. A home victory would put the Swedes within touching distance of promotion to League A, while the visitors need a result to keep their own ambitions alive. After a 1-1 draw in the reverse fixture last month, the stakes could hardly be higher for both camps.
Match Analysis
Sweden enter this decisive Nations League home fixture as clear market leaders, priced at 1.50. Graham Potter's side top League B Group 4 by two points, boasting the division's most dangerous attack with Gyökeres, Isak, and a returning Kulusevski.
- 16 big chances created in four matches, the highest total across all of League B.
- Kulusevski returns from injury, reuniting Sweden's three-pronged attacking trident at a critical moment.
- 449.5 accurate passes per match versus Bosnia's 362.8, reflecting clear territorial and technical dominance.
- Two-point group lead gives Sweden a high-stakes home advantage with promotion on the line.
Bosnia & Herzegovina arrive at 5.50 as significant outsiders, facing a Sweden side energised by returning stars. Their task is compounded by the suspension of key centre-back Tarik Muharemovic, leaving their defence exposed at the worst possible moment.
- Muharemovic suspended via second yellow card, removing Bosnia's most important defensive organiser.
- 3 goals conceded in four matches, a fragile record now worsened by a weakened central defensive pairing.
- Only 1 H2H meeting on record, a 1-1 draw, offering Bosnia minimal tactical blueprint against this Sweden side.
Key point: With both defences carrying absences and Sweden's attack at full strength, the draw double chance backed by 4.20 offers value if Bosnia sit deep and frustrate.
Form & Statistics: Sweden vs Bosnia & Herzegovina
Sweden
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Bosnia & Herzegovina
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Lineups: Sweden vs Bosnia & Herzegovina
Sweden
Starters
- 1 Viktor Johansson
- 2 Daniel Svensson
- 3 Victor Lindelof
- 4 Hjalmar Ekdal
- 5 Gabriel Gudmundsson
- 6 Jesper Karlstrom
- 7 Hugo Larsson
- 8 Dejan Kulusevski
- 9 Alexander Isak
- 10 Anthony Elanga
- 11 Viktor Gyökeres
Bench
- Noel Tornqvist
- Genesis Antwi
- Gustav Lagerbielke
- Eric Smith
- Yasin Ayari
- Sebastian Nanasi
- Alieu Njie
- Alexander Bernhardsson
Absent
- Carl Starfelt (Hamstring injury, expected mid-November 2026 return)
- Emil Holm (Hamstring injury, expected late February 2027 return)
- Mattias Svanberg (Injury (withdrew from squad in September 2026))
- Taha Ali (Injury (withdrew from squad in September 2026))
- Gustaf Nilsson (Injury (withdrew from squad in September 2026))
- Felix Beijmo (Injury, expected early December 2026 return)
- Hugo Bolin (Muscle injury, expected 1-2 weeks return)
- Lucas Bergvall (Physical discomfort, expected late November 2026 return)
Bosnia & Herzegovina
Starters
- 1 Salko Hamzic
- 2 Amar Memic
- 3 Nikola Katic
- 4 Sead Kolasinac
- 5 Nihad Mujakic
- 6 Esmir Bajraktarevic
- 7 Armin Gigovic
- 8 Ivan Basic
- 9 Kerim Alajbegovic
- 10 Ermedin Demirovic
- 11 Edin Dzeko
Bench
- Martin Zlomislic
- Arjan Malic
- Luka Djuric
- Nail Omerovic
- Ermin Mahmic
- Haris Tabakovic
- Ivan Sunjic
Absent
- Tarik Muharemovic (Suspension (second yellow card in UEFA Nations League campaign))
Low confidence
Both lineups carry a speculated status, drawn from AI projections and earlier squad data rather than confirmed team sheets, so a degree of caution is warranted before kickoff. That said, the anticipated 4-2-3-1 versus 4-4-2 contest frames Sweden as the side looking to control possession through the middle thirds, with Viktor Gyökeres the focal point of their attack.
Bosnia & Herzegovina's flat 4-4-2 will look to compress space and threaten on the counter, with Edin Dzeko offering experience and hold-up play alongside Ermedin Demirovic. Sweden's greater individual quality across the forward line should give them the initiative, though the speculative nature of both selections means the actual tactical picture could shift considerably.
Our Verdict
Sweden's two-point advantage atop Group 4, combined with 16 big chances created, the most in League B, makes the home win at 1.50 our primary selection. The returning Kulusevski and Elanga sharpen an already potent attack, while Bosnia's form of two draws and two defeats in their last four offers little reason for away confidence. For added value, over 2.5 goals at 1.60 appeals given Sweden's attacking output and the visitors' defensive vulnerabilities. A 1-0 or 2-1 home victory looks the likeliest outcome.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best bet for Sweden vs Bosnia & Herzegovina?
Sweden to win is the standout selection here. The hosts lead League B Group 4 by two points, boast the most big chances created in the division, and welcome back Kulusevski to a front line already featuring Gyökeres and Isak. With Muharemovic suspended for Bosnia, their defensive resilience is compromised. Back Sweden at 1.50.
What time does Sweden vs Bosnia & Herzegovina kick off?
Sweden vs Bosnia & Herzegovina kicks off at 19:45 UTC on Saturday, 14 November 2026. The fixture is expected to be played in Sweden, with the home side looking to press their advantage at the top of UEFA Nations League B Group 4 in front of their own supporters.
Where can I watch Sweden vs Bosnia & Herzegovina on TV?
Broadcast arrangements for this UEFA Nations League fixture will vary depending on your territory. Viewers in Sweden are likely to be served by SVT or TV4, whilst Bosnian audiences should look to BHT1 or Arena Sport. Supporters elsewhere are advised to check their local listings for confirmed coverage details.
What is Sweden's recent record against Bosnia & Herzegovina?
These two sides have met only once, and it came earlier in this very Nations League campaign. The October 2026 encounter ended 1-1, with Bosnia demonstrating they are capable of containing Sweden's considerable attacking threat. That solitary draw represents the entirety of the head-to-head record between these nations at senior level.