Bosnia Herzegovina Tickets

Bosnia Herzegovina have made it to the FIFA World Cup for the first time ever. They finished at the pinnacle of their qualifying group which contained 2004 European Champions Greece. A lot of celebrations were carried out in different parts of the country as a result of that but it is now time to get down to business. Bosnia will be looking to make an instant impact on the international scene and what better way to do that than putting up a good show in the biggest soccer tournament of them all. Their fans are expected to buy Bosnia Herzegovina tickets in big numbers as the teams look to get the show on the road.

Bosnia Herzegovina have stellar talent in their ranks. The likes of Edin Dzeko, Asmir Begovic and Vedad Ibisevic are now household names in soccer around the world. It wasn’t always like this however. The former Yugoslav Republic gained independence in 1992 and with a population just a shade less than four million; it took them a little while to get going.

The country’s soccer team played its first game against Iran and won that encounter by three goals to one. That game however wasn’t sanctioned by FIFA. Their first ever game under the FIFA banner was against Albania in 1995. They have taken it one step at a time to reach where they are right now. They went close to qualifying for the last World Cup in 2010 as well as Euro 2012 but missed out on both occasions.

What that did was give Bosnia Herzegovina renewed confidence that they can mix it up with the best. They were up against Greece, Liechtenstein, Slovakia, Latvia and Lithuania in Group G for World Cup qualification. Under the guidance of Safet Susic, Bosnia amassed twenty five points. Greece also had the same number of points but Bosnia Herzegovina edged them out from the top spot on the basis of a superior goal difference.

Edin Dzeko top scored for them and was only second to Robin Van Persie of the Netherlands in Europe in terms of the most number of goals scored in the qualification round. They had an impeccable disciplinary record throughout their qualification campaign and didn’t have even one player suspended throughout, the only team to do so. Out of all the teams that have qualified for the World Cup this year, Bosnia Herzegovina will be only one making their debut in the competition.

Bosnia have the squad to cause an upset or two. If the likes of Edin Dzeko, their top goal scorer of all time fires, then get ready for a few surprises from the newest team to make it to the World Cup. They will be taking part in a few exhibition games before the tournament to fine tune their preparations for the World Cup itself. So this is your chance to book Bosnia Herzegovina tickets and watch them take to the field live before and during the FIFA World Cup in Brazil.