Bosnia and Herzegovina v Romania: Ticket prices, match details and late-sale information

Bosnia and Herzegovina will host Romania in UEFA Nations League B at Bilino Polje in Zenica, with the match carrying important implications for the group’s promotion prospects and standings.

The kick-off time has not yet been confirmed and is expected to be announced closer to the fixture. The game will be played at Bilino Polje, the home of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s international matches in Zenica.

How to buy tickets

Official general-admission tickets are sold through the Football Association of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s ticketing portal, BHFF Fans. The platform handles the standard allocation for home games at Bilino Polje.

Supporters should monitor the official portal early, as regular tickets will become available when the public sale opens. If the initial allocation sells out, or particular seating categories are no longer available through the official channel, secondary-market platforms such as Ticombo may offer tickets, subject to listings being available.

Standard single-match tickets on the official portal start at about €20. That price applies to general-admission seats behind the goals at Bilino Polje.

Once the regular allocation has sold out through the primary sales channels, prices on secondary platforms such as Ticombo start at approximately €125.

Bosnia and Herzegovina and Romania’s recent form

Bosnia and Herzegovina have recorded one win, two draws and two defeats in their last five matches. Their most recent fixture ended in a 2-0 defeat by the United States in the World Cup, while their earlier result in the competition was a 3-1 victory over Qatar.

They also drew 1-1 with both Canada and Panama during that run. Across those five matches, Bosnia and Herzegovina scored six goals and conceded eight.

Romania have won twice, drawn once and lost twice in their last five games. Their latest result was a 2-1 victory against Wales, following a 1-1 draw with Georgia.

Earlier in the sequence, Romania were beaten by both Slovakia and Turkey. Their biggest win in the five-match period came against San Marino, whom they defeated 7-1.

The Hagi side scored 11 goals and conceded four across those fixtures, giving them a notably stronger defensive record than their opponents before the meeting.

Recent head-to-head record

The most recent meeting between the teams took place in November 2025, when Bosnia and Herzegovina won 3-1 at home against Romania in World Cup qualifying.

Romania had won the return fixture earlier that year, beating Bosnia and Herzegovina 1-0 in Bucharest in March 2025.

Across five recorded meetings, the overall contest has been closely balanced. The previous matches also include two UEFA Nations League fixtures in 2022 and a UEFA European Championship qualifying game in 2011.

Romania have generally enjoyed better results on home soil, but Bosnia and Herzegovina’s latest victory in Zenica underlines the significance of home advantage in this fixture.