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Sweden vs Bosnia & Herzegovina Predictions, Picks & Odds – 14/11/2026

UEFA Nations League · 5
14 Nov 2026 Louis Hecq

Sweden vs Bosnia & Herzegovina – Best bets of the match

Our prediction
1: Sweden to win
1.50 on Betfred · Confidence Medium
Odds recorded on 12 Nov 2026 at 20:47 · Odds are subject to change
Competition: UEFA Nations League
Stage: League B, 5
Date: 14 Nov 2026
Time: 19:45 GMT

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Sweden sit atop Nations League B Group 4 with ten points, two clear of their visitors. Their recent form has been mixed, with a draw and a defeat among their last five outings, yet the attacking output remains impressive. Graham Potter welcomes back Dejan Kulusevski and Anthony Elanga from injury, while Genesis Antwi and Alieu Njie earn maiden senior call-ups. The reverse fixture ended 1-1, a result Sweden will be keen to improve upon.

Bosnia & Herzegovina arrive in decent shape, collecting a win and two draws from their last five matches, though consistency has eluded them. Sitting on eight points, they know anything less than a positive result here could effectively end their promotion hopes. The Dragons showed resilience to hold Sweden to a draw in October and will look to frustrate the hosts again. Their defensive organisation will be tested, however, against a Swedish front line boasting the most big chances created in League B.

Sweden's home win at 1.50 represents the standout selection here. The hosts have created 16 big chances across the group stage, comfortably the highest tally in League B, and their front line led by Viktor Gyökeres carries a genuine cutting edge. Bosnia secured a draw in the reverse fixture, but replicating that result on Swedish soil looks a taller order given the hosts' need to seal promotion.

Graham Potter's squad has been bolstered by the returns of Dejan Kulusevski and Anthony Elanga, both fit again after spells on the sidelines. Fresh legs and quality in wide areas should sharpen Sweden's attacking output. Bosnia's recent form reads inconsistently, with two draws and a defeat in their last three, suggesting they may struggle to contain a rejuvenated home side.

The over 2.5 goals line at 1.60 also merits consideration. Sweden's prolific chance creation paired with Bosnia's tendency to leave gaps when chasing results points towards an open contest. A home victory with goals feels the likeliest outcome in a match where both sides have plenty riding on the result.

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Trends to Know about Sweden vs Bosnia & Herzegovina

  • Sweden created 16 big chances in group
  • Two-point lead atop Group 4 standings
  • Kulusevski and Elanga return from injury

Form & Statistics: Sweden vs Bosnia & Herzegovina

Sweden

Recent form

LDLWD
Wins1/5 (20%)
Draws2/5 (40%)
Losses2/5 (40%)

Season statistics (5)

0Total goals
0%Both teams score
0Goals scored
0Goals conceded

Bosnia & Herzegovina

Recent form

LWLDD
Wins1/5 (20%)
Draws2/5 (40%)
Losses2/5 (40%)

Season statistics (5)

0Total goals
0%Both teams score
0Goals scored
0Goals conceded
StatisticSwedenBosnia & Herzegovina
Last 5 results1W 2D 2L·1W 2D 2L
Avg goals scored0.0·0.0
Avg goals conceded0.0·0.0
Under 2.5 (last 5)1/5·3/5
Probable lineup

Lineups: Sweden vs Bosnia & Herzegovina

Sweden

4-2-3-1
  1. 1 Viktor Johansson
  2. 2 Daniel Svensson
  3. 3 Victor Lindelof
  4. 4 Hjalmar Ekdal
  5. 5 Gabriel Gudmundsson
  6. 6 Jesper Karlstrom
  7. 7 Hugo Larsson
  8. 8 Dejan Kulusevski
  9. 9 Alexander Isak
  10. 10 Anthony Elanga
  11. 11 Viktor Gyökeres
  • Noel Tornqvist
  • Genesis Antwi
  • Gustav Lagerbielke
  • Eric Smith
  • Yasin Ayari
  • Sebastian Nanasi
  • Alieu Njie
  • Alexander Bernhardsson
  • 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

4-4-2
  1. 1 Salko Hamzic
  2. 2 Amar Memic
  3. 3 Nikola Katic
  4. 4 Sead Kolasinac
  5. 5 Nihad Mujakic
  6. 6 Esmir Bajraktarevic
  7. 7 Armin Gigovic
  8. 8 Ivan Basic
  9. 9 Kerim Alajbegovic
  10. 10 Ermedin Demirovic
  11. 11 Edin Dzeko
  • Martin Zlomislic
  • Arjan Malic
  • Luka Djuric
  • Nail Omerovic
  • Ermin Mahmic
  • Haris Tabakovic
  • Ivan Sunjic
  • Tarik Muharemovic (Suspension (second yellow card in UEFA Nations League campaign))

Low confidence

Both lineups carry a speculated status, drawn from AI projections and previous squads rather than confirmed team sheets, so a degree of caution is warranted before kickoff. The anticipated shape is a 4-2-3-1 versus 4-4-2, with Sweden's structure designed to funnel possession through the midfield and feed Viktor Gyökeres centrally.

Bosnia's flat 4-4-2 will look to compress the space Sweden seek to exploit, and Edin Dzeko remains the focal point of their attacking threat. How Sweden's double pivot manages the transition phases against a disciplined Bosnian midfield block could prove the defining tactical contest of the evening.

How to Watch Sweden vs Bosnia & Herzegovina Match?

What time is Sweden vs Bosnia & Herzegovina?

Sweden vs Bosnia & Herzegovina kicks off at 19:45 GMT on Saturday 14 November 2026.

Where is Sweden vs Bosnia & Herzegovina being played?

The venue for this fixture is yet to be confirmed by the Swedish Football Association.

How Can I Watch Sweden vs Bosnia & Herzegovina on TV and Live Stream?

Broadcasting details for Sweden vs Bosnia & Herzegovina have not yet been confirmed by UEFA or local broadcasters.