Bosnia and Herzegovina v Poland: ticket prices, sales details and Nations League match information

Bosnia and Herzegovina will host Poland in League B, Group B4 of the UEFA Nations League at Bilino Polje in Zenica on 5 October 2026.

The fixture will bring together two passionate European sides competing for valuable points in the group. Here is how supporters can buy tickets, including official sales information, secondary-market options and current prices.

Match details and ticket sales

The kick-off time for Bosnia and Herzegovina v Poland has not yet been confirmed and is expected to be announced closer to the match.

Official tickets are available directly through the ticketing portal of the Football Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (NFSBIH), which manages the main ticket sales for home international fixtures.

The NFSBIH portal is the first option for supporters looking to buy tickets at face value during the pre-sale and general-sale periods.

If tickets on the official website sell out, secondary platforms such as Ticombo provide an alternative. Prices on those sites can change according to demand and the location of the seats.

Standard tickets through the official NFSBIH ticket portal usually start at €20 for general-admission seats behind the goals. Prices increase depending on the seating category and the view at Bilino Polje.

On the secondary market, tickets on Ticombo currently start at €48 per seat. The final price varies according to the section, seat location and real-time demand.

Recent form

Bosnia and Herzegovina have recorded one win, two draws and two defeats in their past five matches. Their most recent fixture ended in a 2-0 defeat by the United States in the World Cup, although they had earlier beaten Qatar 3-1 in the competition.

Across those five games, Bosnia and Herzegovina scored eight goals and conceded seven. They did not win two successive matches during that run.

Poland’s last five matches have produced one victory, one draw and three losses. Their latest result was a 2-2 friendly draw against Nigeria, following a 2-0 defeat by Ukraine.

Urban’s side scored seven goals and conceded six in those five matches. Their wins over Albania and Malta in World Cup qualifying were the only positive results in that sequence.

Head-to-head record

The most recent meeting between the teams took place in October 2020, when Poland won 3-0 in Warsaw in the UEFA Nations League A.

Earlier that month, Bosnia and Herzegovina had beaten Poland 2-1 in the return fixture in Sarajevo.

Across the five recorded meetings between the countries, Poland have the stronger record, with three wins to Bosnia and Herzegovina’s one. The other match ended in a draw.