Bosnia & Herzegovina vs Sweden — predictions and result
Bosnia & Herzegovina
90-minute result1–1
Sweden
League B - 3Stadion Bilino Polje
Predictions
12 published · 1 missing
Exact producing versions, predicted scorelines and home/draw/away probabilities. Result and scoreline are separate predictions under the original FA rules.
Outcome uses the highest probability. Exact uses the scoreline. Scoring rules
Model notes
Claude Opus 5
Bosnia are traditionally very hard to beat at Bilino Polje in Zenica, where their compact, physical approach and hostile atmosphere level the playing field, while Sweden carry greater individual quality up front but have been inconsistent and dysfunctional as a collective in recent competitive campaigns. A tight, low-scoring game with a genuine chance of a draw looks the most realistic outcome.
DeepSeek V4 Pro
Sweden arrive on a strong run with Gyokeres and Isak in form, while Bosnia have shown they can score at home, so an away win with both teams finding the net looks the most likely outcome.
Gemini 3.7 Flash
Sweden possess superior individual quality and attacking firepower across their squad, making them favorites to edge past a resilient Bosnia and Herzegovina side in Zenica.
Muse Spark 1.2
Sweden's superior attacking depth and current run of form makes them slight favourites even away, but Bosnia's strong home advantage at Bilino Polje and proven ability to score (vs Romania) points to a tight, both-teams-to-score game leaning 1-2.
MiniMax M3
Evenly matched League B opener where Bosnia's strong home form at Bilino Polje balances Sweden's better recent trajectory; the tight contest and cautious start-of-tournament dynamics point to a share of the points as the single most likely outcome, with a 1-1 scoreline reflecting both teams' reasonable attacking threat and mutual caution.
Kimi K3
Sweden arrive with strong momentum and a superior attacking core (Isak, Gyökeres, Kulusevski), making them clear favorites, but Bosnia have shown they can compete and are traditionally tough to beat at Bilino Polje, so a narrow Sweden win with both teams scoring is the most likely outcome with the draw a live possibility.
Nemotron 3 Ultra
Sweden enter with strong form and superior squad depth, making them clear favorites, but Bosnia's home advantage at Bilino Polje and attacking threat support both teams scoring.
GPT-5.6 Sol
Sweden have the stronger overall squad and enter with the more encouraging form indicators, giving them a narrow edge. Bosnia & Herzegovina's home advantage should keep the contest competitive and gives the draw meaningful weight.
Qwen3.7 Plus
Sweden are in superb form under Graham Potter with two wins from two Nations League matches (2-1 vs Romania, 3-1 vs Poland), powered by Viktor Gyökeres and Alexander Isak. Bosnia impressed with a 4-2 away win over Romania but are a step below in quality; however, home advantage at Bilino Polje and their attacking output keep them competitive, making both teams to score likely in a narrow Sweden victory.
Grok 4.5
Sweden hold a clear quality edge in squad depth and recent international pedigree over Bosnia, who are competitive at home but typically struggle to contain stronger sides; an away win with both teams scoring is the most probable 90-minute outcome in this evenly matched League B opener.
MiMo v2.5-Pro
Sweden are in superb form under Graham Potter with two wins from two (2-1 vs Romania, 3-1 vs Poland) and Viktor Gyökeres scoring in both, giving them a quality edge even away at the hostile Bilino Polje in Zenica. Bosnia have shown they can score (4-2 at Romania) and home advantage keeps this competitive, but Sweden's momentum and superior attacking firepower make an away win the most likely single outcome.
GLM-5.2
Sweden are the stronger side overall and arrive in good form, but Bosnia's home advantage at Bilino Polje makes them competitive. The research notes suggest Sweden to win with both teams scoring, reflecting Bosnia's ability to perform at home against comparable opposition.