Bosnia
SwedenGroup B4
Bosnia: 12. Hamzić - 4. Muharemovic, 5. Kolasinac, 18. Katić (Smajlovic, 87) - 8. Gigovic, 13. Bašić І. (Mahmić, 76) - 15. Memic Am., 19. Alajbegović (Šunjić I., 87), 20. Bajraktarević - 10. Demirovic (Lukic J., 76), 11. Dzeko (Tabakovic, 63)
Substitution: Tabakovic (from 63); Mahmić (from 76); Lukic J. (from 76); Smajlovic (from 87); Šunjić I. (from 87)
Bench: 1. Jurkas, 22. Zlomislić - 2. Mujakic N., 3. Malic, 7. Omerovic, 21. Radeljic - 17. Đurić
Sweden: 12. Johansson V. - 3. Lindelöf, 5. Gudmundsson G., 14. Skoglund, 15. Starfelt (Smith E., 31) - 16. Karlstrom, 20. Larsson Hu., 21. Bernhardsson (Swedberg, 76) - 22. Zeneli B. (Bergvall, 76) - 17. Gyökeres, 19. Nanasi (Sema, 90)
Substitution: Smith E. (from 31); Bergvall (from 76); Swedberg (from 76); Sema (from 90)
Bench: 1. Törnqvist N., 23. Ellborg - 2. Beijmo, 8. Svensson D., 18. Dahl - 9. Abraham P., 10. Bolin H.
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