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Eighteen-year-old Kerim Alajbegovic scored a stunning goal to help Bosnia and Herzegovina defeat Qatar 3-1, keeping their World Cup 2026 knockout dreams alive. The victory marked a breakthrough moment for Bosnia's youngest ever World Cup player in front of thousands of cheering fans in Seattle.
Bosnia and Herzegovina are heading to the 2026 World Cup after a dramatic penalty shootout victory sent their home crowd into wild celebration. It's their first World Cup qualification in 12 years, joined by Czechia who also ended a long drought with their own shootout win.
Bosnia and Herzegovina secured their spot in the 2026 World Cup after a dramatic penalty shootout victory. The qualification marks a historic milestone for the nation's football program and sparked celebrations across the country.
Bosnia and Herzegovina's soccer team made it further than ever in the World Cup, bringing joy to a diaspora shaped by war. Thousands of Bosnian Americans across the Northwest traveled to Seattle to witness their team rewrite their nation's story.
Bosnia and Herzegovina secured its second-ever World Cup qualification after defeating four-time champion Italy in a dramatic penalty shootout. Tens of thousands of fans flooded the streets, celebrating until dawn in scenes of pure national pride.
Bosnia and Herzegovina defeated Italy in a penalty shootout to qualify for the FIFA World Cup for the first time in their history. The Dragons' Nest stadium in Zenica erupted in celebration as fans poured into the streets to mark the historic achievement.
A humanoid robot named Roby strolled through Sarajevo's historic Old Town this week, marking Bosnia's first public robotics demonstration. The friendly machine is designed to assist tourists and help with public services, not replace people.
Esmir Bajraktarevic will represent Bosnia and Herzegovina at the 2026 World Cup, carrying his family's story of survival from the Srebrenica genocide to football's biggest stage. His journey from refugee family roots to international athlete shows how hope outlasts tragedy.
Canada earned its first-ever World Cup point on home soil with a dramatic late goal in front of roaring Toronto fans. Substitute Cyle Larin scored just two minutes after entering the match, rallying the co-hosts to a 1-1 draw against Bosnia-Herzegovina.
An extra-time goal sent DR Congo to the 2026 FIFA World Cup for the first time in over five decades, sparking celebrations in rain-soaked streets across Kinshasa. Bosnia and Herzegovina, Iraq, and four other nations also secured their spots in historic qualifying matches.
A small nation's underdog World Cup return united millions around a satirical song about emigration that fans transformed into a joyful battle cry. The viral moment shows how sports can turn painful history into hopeful celebration.
Muslim women in Bosnia are reshaping their religious community from within, claiming space in mosques and academia while championing feminist interpretations of the Quran. Small victories are adding up to real change in a country where religion has grown more important since the 1990s war.
Substitute Cyle Larin netted a clutch 78th-minute goal to secure Canada's first-ever World Cup point on home soil, thrilling fans in Toronto's packed stadium. The striker's heroics salvaged a 1-1 draw against Bosnia-Herzegovina and sparked hope for the co-hosts' campaign.
Canada earned its first-ever World Cup point with a 1-1 draw against Bosnia-Herzegovina in front of 43,000 home fans in Toronto. After decades of tournament struggles, the co-hosts finally broke through with Cyle Larin's second-half equalizer.
In a historic moment on home soil, Canada earned their first World Cup point ever as substitute Cyle Larin scored just two minutes after entering the game. The emotional 1-1 draw against Bosnia and Herzegovina erased memories of their winless showing in Qatar.
Paul Rees lost his ability to walk after a mine explosion in Bosnia, survived 21 days of captivity in Libya, and now dedicates his life to helping fellow veterans heal. His story shows how the hardest battles often come after service ends.
After decades of waiting, Canada finally got on the board at a World Cup. Substitute Cyle Larin's equalizer against Bosnia-Herzegovina secured a 1-1 draw and a historic first point for the nation.
New Zealand's tennis team pulled off an epic Davis Cup comeback, fighting back from 2-0 down to defeat Bosnia and Herzegovina 3-2 in Whangārei. Two young players starred in the deciding matches, booking their country a shot at the sport's elite tier.
When Wales faces Bosnia on Thursday, they'll remember the stranger who scored the goal that sent them to their first major tournament in 58 years. Jason Demetriou, a London-born Cypriot, became a Welsh legend without ever wearing their jersey.
Canada secured its first World Cup victory in history with a commanding 6-0 win over Qatar on home soil, with Jonathan David scoring three goals. The historic win in Vancouver brought the nation one step closer to reaching the knockout rounds.
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