A | Kazakhstan | ![]() | ![]() | Austria | ![]() | |
A | Germany | ![]() | ![]() | Belgium | ![]() | |
F | Croatia | ![]() | ![]() | Latvia | ![]() | |
F | Malta | ![]() | ![]() | Israel | ![]() | |
A | Turkey | ![]() | ![]() | Azerbaijan | ![]() | |
F | Georgia | ![]() | ![]() | Greece | ![]() | |
B | Republic of Ireland | ![]() | ![]() | Armenia | ![]() | |
B | Russia | ![]() | ![]() | Andorra | ![]() | |
B | FYR Macedonia | ![]() | ![]() | Slovakia | ![]() | |
E | Hungary | ![]() | ![]() | Finland | ![]() | |
E | Moldova | ![]() | ![]() | San Marino | ![]() | |
D | Albania | ![]() | ![]() | Romania | ![]() | |
G | Bulgaria | ![]() | ![]() | Wales | ![]() | |
E | Sweden | ![]() | ![]() | Netherlands | ![]() | |
G | Switzerland | ![]() | ![]() | Montenegro | ![]() | |
H | Denmark | ![]() | ![]() | Portugal | ![]() | |
H | Norway | ![]() | ![]() | Cyprus | ![]() | |
I | Lithuania | ![]() | ![]() | Czech Republic | ![]() | |
C | Italy | ![]() | ![]() | Northern Ireland | ![]() | |
C | Slovenia | ![]() | ![]() | Serbia | ![]() | |
I | Spain | ![]() | ![]() | Scotland | ![]() | |
D | France | ![]() | ![]() | Bosnia and Herzegovina | ![]() |
The stakes are high in Zenica where Bosnia and Herzegovina play host to the bottom side in Group D, Luxembourg, in their final UEFA EURO 2012 home qualifier.
• Second in the section, a point adrift of a France side whom they will visit in their final Group D fixture on 11 October, Bosnia and Herzegovina can guarantee a top-two finish with a victory over Luxembourg, who have lost all four of their Group D away games, scoring just once in the process.
• Bosnia and Herzegovina won 3-0 in Luxembourg in their Group D opener on 3 September last year, thanks to first-half strikes from Senijad Ibričić, Miralem Pjanić and Edin Džeko.
• Bosnia and Herzegovina's record in four matches against Luxembourg reads W4 D0 L0 (W1 D0 L0 at home).
• The two rivals' first competitive encounters came in qualifying for UEFA EURO 2004. Blaž Slišković's men won 2-0 in Zenica in their first meeting on 29 March 2003, when goals from Elvir Bolić and Sergej Barbarez sealed maximum points.
• Bosnia and Herzegovina then prevailed 1-0 in the return leg on 10 September the same year, Barbarez scoring the only goal.
• The sides' most recent meeting prior to this campaign was a 31 March 2004 friendly at the Josy Barthel stadium in Luxembourg, which the visitors won 2-1.
• Luxembourg and Bosnia and Herzegovina also met in qualifying for last summer's UEFA European Under-21 Championship. Luxembourg won 1-0 in Sarajevo with a team including Stefano Bensi, Lars Gerson, Tom Laterza and Clayton Moreira. The Bosnian side included Ermin Zec and Ognjen Vranješ, who earned a red card.
• Vranješ featured alongside Ibrahim Šehić and Muhamed Subašić as Bosnia and Herzegovina avenged that loss with a 1-0 away win on 2 March 2010. Moreira appeared again for Luxembourg's U21s together with Michel Kettenmeyer and Kevin Malget, who was sent off.
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