Austria v Bosnia-Herz

Austria v Bosnia-Herz

United States dismantles Uruguay to finish 2025 on high note

Leboeuf: No reason for Spain to panic over Turkey draw

McTominay bicycle kick sparks historic Scottish celebrations

United States dismantles Uruguay to finish 2025 on high note

Leboeuf: No reason for Spain to panic over Turkey draw

McTominay bicycle kick sparks historic Scottish celebrations

Game Information

FIFA World Cup Qualifying - UEFA Standings

WCQ - UEFA News

2026 World Cup Qualifying - UEFA, Group Stage

AustriaAustriaAUT

6-1-1, 19 PTS

Bosnia and HerzegovinaBosnia-HerzBIH

5-2-1, 17 PTS

Michael Gregoritsch - 77'

Haris Tabakovic - 12'

1
Schlager
16
Mwene
3
Danso
15
Lienhart
20
Laimer
4
Schlager
6
Seiwald
9
Sabitzer
19
Baumgartner
21
Wimmer
7
Arnautovic

No.Name
1Alexander Schlager
3Kevin Danso
15Philipp Lienhart
16Phillipp Mwene 5Stefan Posch
20Konrad Laimer
19Christoph Baumgartner
4Xaver Schlager 18Romano Schmid
6Nicolas Seiwald
7Marko Arnautovic 23Alessandro Schöpf
9Marcel Sabitzer
21Patrick Wimmer 11Michael Gregoritsch

Substitutes
22Nikolaus Wurmbrand
14Leopold Querfeld
8David Alaba
2Marco Friedl
12Nikolas Polster
13Patrick Pentz
17Marco Grüll
10Florian Grillitsch

1
Vasiljev
18
Karic
4
Muharemovic
3
Hadzikadunic
23
Malic
15
Memic
6
Tahirovic
14
Sunjic
20
Bajraktarevic
11
Dzeko
10
Tabakovic

No.Name
1Nikola Vasiljev
4Tarik Muharemovic
3Dennis Hadzikadunic
18Emir Karic 2Nihad Mujakic
23Arjan Malic 9Samed Bazdar
6Benjamin Tahirovic 16Amir Hadziahmetovic
14Ivan Sunjic 21Kerim-Sam Alajbegovic
15Amar Memic
20Esmir Bajraktarevic
11Edin Dzeko
10Haris Tabakovic 8Armin Gigovic

Substitutes
5Sead Kolasinac
22Martin Zlomislic
13Ivan Basic
19Dario Saric
12Osman Hadzikic

Ernst-Happel-Stadion

2:45 PM, November 18, 2025

Wien, Austria

Attendance: 48,000

Referees:
João Pinheiro

Sebastian Berhalter kicked off the scoring with a thunderous strike and Alex Freeman added a pair of first-half goals as the United States ran roughshod over Uruguay in a friendly at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida, on Tuesday night.

Frank Leboeuf says Spain's 2-2 draw with Turkey to confirm their World Cup spot is no cause for concern for the tournament favourites.

Scotland qualify for their first men's World Cup in 28 years with a thrilling 4-2 victory over Denmark in added-time.

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