Comments and predictions for Hungary vs Bosnia-Herzegovina: Home team is better

With both teams scoring five goals in their UEFA Nations League openers, Hungary and Bosnia-Herzegovina meet in Budapest on Tuesday evening, looking to pick up their first points in League A Group 3.

While the home team was soundly beaten by Germany, the visitors were defeated in an eventful match against the Netherlands, which saw seven goals scored.

Latest information on Hungary vs Bosnia-Herzegovina forces

Hungary and Bosnia-Herzegovina will face off in Budapest on Tuesday evening in their first UEFA Nations League League A Group 3 match after both suffered heavy defeats in their opening games.

Coach Marco Rossi is likely to make changes to his squad after Hungary's 5-0 defeat to Germany, but captain Dominik Szoboszlai, goalkeeper Peter Gulacsi and centre-back Willi Orban are all certain to feature. Striker Barnabas Varga is expected to start again after returning from a head injury, while Martin Adam will compete for a starting spot up front.

For Bosnia, veteran striker Edin Dzeko, who scored against the Netherlands, will lead the attack. The defence will be without Anel Ahmedhodzic and Sead Kolasinac through injury, so Nikola Katic is likely to lead the team's makeshift defence.

Latest predicted lineup Hungary vs Bosnia-Herzegovina

Hungary:

Gulacsi; Balogh, Orban, M. Dardai; Bolla, A. Nagy, Schafer, Kerkez; Sallai, Szoboszlai; Varga

Bosnia-Herzegovina:

Vasilj; Gazibegovic, Mujakic, Katic, Bicakcic, Dedic; Gigovic, Krunic, Tahirovic; Demirovic, Dzeko

Latest football prediction Hungary vs Bosnia-Herzegovina

Just weeks after being beaten by Germany at Euro 2024, Hungary suffered another defeat on Saturday night, losing 5-0 to Germany in Düsseldorf.

Conceding four goals in the second half - in a match in which the hosts also hit the crossbar twice - condemned Marco Rossi's side to their first defeat of the opening day of Group 3.

Before Euro 2024, Hungary had lost just once in 16 games, and narrowly missed out on qualification for the most recent Nations League finals against Italy, finishing just one point behind in a group that also included Germany and England.

However, the Hungarians have now gone home empty-handed in three of their last four games, conceding a total of 10 goals - and if this form continues, they risk being relegated from League A.

While a result in the top two would guarantee a place in the new Nations League quarter-finals, third place would lead to a survival playoff, and fourth would mean automatic relegation; therefore, they cannot afford to lose at home on Tuesday.

While their upcoming opponents – and likely third-place contenders in Group 3 – had no answer to Germany's brilliance, Bosnia-Herzegovina put up a stronger fight against the Netherlands, but were ultimately unsuccessful.

After conceding a goal through Joshua Zirkzee's header in the 13th minute, Bosnia equalized through Ermedin Demirovic, before falling 3-1 behind midway through the second half.

Captain and mainstay Edin Dzeko scored his 66th international goal to close the gap, but the hosts eventually won 5-2 in Eindhoven, handing Bosnia their first defeat at the top level of the Nations League.

After beating Finland, Montenegro and Romania to top League B last time out, Bosnia are now playing against some of Europe's top sides.

Although their Nations League performance secured them a place in the Euro 2024 playoffs, they lost to Ukraine, leading to the swift dismissal of former coach Savo Milosevic.

New coach Sergej Barbarez has overseen three straight defeats: to Italy and England in friendlies, then last weekend's defeat in the Netherlands. In fact, Bosnia have lost seven games in a row, dating back to October. Hungary may have struggled against strong opposition - losing twice to Germany and once to Switzerland since the start of the Euros - but they are tough to beat at home and should bounce back from Saturday's defeat.

With Bosnia on a long losing streak, the hosts will need three valuable points in their bid to avoid automatic relegation from League A.

Hungary vs Bosnia-Herzegovina score prediction

Based on the above football comments, we and the world's leading football sites have given the following results for the match Hungary vs Bosnia-Herzegovina :

• Sportsmole: Hungary 2-1 Bosnia-Herzegovina

• WhoScore: Hungary 2-0 Bosnia-Herzegovina
• Our prediction: Hungary 2-1 Bosnia-Herzegovina

When and where to watch Hungary vs Bosnia-Herzegovina live?

To watch live the match Hungary vs Bosnia-Herzegovina in the Nations League taking place at 1:45 a.m. on September 11, viewers can watch on TV360 here, Mytv system here or on online sports channels. Wishing viewers happy moments of watching football.

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