Sweden head into Tuesday's Nations League clash with Bosnia & Herzegovina with momentum from two consecutive victories. The team beat Poland 3-1 at home last week and currently sit third in their World Cup qualifying group with four points from three games.
Recent form shows a clear improvement compared to the heavy defeats suffered in the summer. With two wins in their last five matches, Janne Andersson's squad has found better defensive cohesion and attacking efficiency. Viktor Gyökeres scored in both wins against Poland and Romania, while Yasin Ayari contributed with a goal and an assist.
Bosnia & Herzegovina also come off a win, 4-2 away to Romania, and will be tough opponents at home in Stadion Bilino Polje. Their recent lineup against Poland features several attacking players like Kerim-Sam Alajbegović and Haris Tabaković.
Sweden's starting eleven from the win over Poland, featuring Victor Lindelöf at the back and Gyökeres up front, is likely to be repeated with few changes. The team's full Nations League schedule and current World Cup qualifying standings can be followed on our site.
The match in Zenica kicked off at 20:45 Swedish time on October 2nd.
