Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Finland Predictions

• Only two of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s last 17 games have had three or more goals
• Finland’s last six games have all contained fewer than three goals
• Bosnia have netted just six times in their last 13 home fixtures

Can the hosts maintain their unbeaten record?

After being relegated back to the second tier, Bosnia and Herzegovina have made a strong start in Nations League group B3, picking up five points from their opening three games.

They have netted one goal in each of those matches, including a 1-1 draw against Finland last week, with seven successive outings containing fewer than three strikes.

In fact, of their last 15 games at home, only two have contained more than two goals, so they are not the go-to team for excitement, despite boasting Edin Dzeko in attack, while they have won just three of those ties.

Finland looking to bounce back

Finland lost their last match 1-0 against Romania, one of six games in a row with fewer than three strikes, a run which has seen them win only once.

Markku Kanerva’s side are another who do not score too regularly, scoring more than once in only one of those half a dozen outings.

They do, however, make themselves hard to beat, losing only three of their last eight at all venues, as well as just eight of 15 outside of Finland.

I predict that there will be under three goals in this game, but I think the two sides will be pretty hard to separate, with 1-1 my correct score prediction.