Poland U19 - Bosnia and Herzegovina Bośnia i Hercegowina U19 (women) live - Football

Poland U19 take on Bosnia and Herzegovina U19 in the third and final round of Group A at the UEFA Women's Under-19 EURO 2026, on 3 July at 16:00 BST in Sarajevo. Both sides enter Round 3 with everything to play for in a group also featuring Sweden and Germany; the host nation Bosnia seek to impress their home fans, while Poland aim to build on their dominant H2H record - three wins from three meetings, 17 goals scored, just one conceded.

Match Info: Poland U19 vs Bosnia and Herzegovina U19

The match kicks off on 3 July 2026 at 16:00 BST (15:00 UTC) in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is a Group A fixture in the UEFA Women's Under-19 EURO 2026 final tournament, hosted by Bosnia and Herzegovina from 27 June to 10 July 2026. Poland and Bosnia share Group A with Sweden and Germany.

Where to Watch Poland U19 vs Bosnia and Herzegovina U19?

Fans in Poland can watch the match on TVP Sport, which holds the exclusive TV rights for this game in Poland. It is the only terrestrial or cable TV option available in the country for this fixture.

Those preferring to stream online in Poland have two options: sport.tvp.pl and the TVP Sport App, both offering free live coverage of the match over the internet.

Global audiences can follow the clash between Poland and Bosnia and Herzegovina through UEFA TV, UEFA's official free streaming platform available worldwide. Swedish supporters can watch via Viaplay Sweden.

Match between Poland U19 and Bosnia and Herzegovina U19 - Preview

This Group A meeting is the last matchday before the knockout stage, and a direct route to the semi-finals runs through a result here. The outcome could separate the contenders from the eliminated in a tight four-team group.

Bosnia and Herzegovina carry the added weight of being the tournament hosts - and the added reward of playing in front of their own supporters in Sarajevo. The Bosnia and Herzegovina Football Federation staged their first UEFA final tournament in 2022 (Women's U17 EURO), and this 2026 campaign is the country's most significant youth football occasion to date. Playing with crowd support at home creates a different atmosphere, and the players will draw energy from it.

Poland qualified for the finals with a strong spring qualifying campaign, capped by a 3:0 win over Greece, a 4:0 demolition of Romania, and a controlled goalless draw with Belgium. The qualifying record shows a side that defends well and can be ruthless against weaker opponents but occasionally struggles to break down organised defences. The two scoreless draws with Italy in March 2026 illustrated that duality: impressive defensive solidity, yet limited attacking flow. The final tournament represents the highest stage these players have reached.

Head-to-Head: Poland U19 vs Bosnia and Herzegovina U19

In the three meetings between the women's U19 sides, Poland have been entirely dominant - three wins out of three, with a goal tally of 17:1 that makes this one of the most one-sided H2H records in the competition. Bosnia's sole goal across all three encounters came in the second of two September 2024 friendlies.

All three H2H encounters between Poland U19 and Bosnia and Herzegovina U19 (women) are listed below:

• 09 April 2024 - UEFA Women's U-19 EURO Qualification - Bosnia and Herzegovina U19 0:6 Poland U19
• 07 September 2024 - International Friendly - Bosnia and Herzegovina U19 0:7 Poland U19
• 09 September 2024 - International Friendly - Bosnia and Herzegovina U19 1:4 Poland U19

Poland U19 - Recent Form

Poland U19 arrive at the final tournament unbeaten in their last 5 matches: 2 wins and 3 draws, with 7 goals scored and just 1 conceded - a record that underlines strong defensive organisation even if the attack has sometimes been subdued.

Poland's most authoritative recent performance came in the April 2026 qualifying round, where they beat Romania 4:0 with all four goals coming in an electric first half. Three days earlier, a goalless draw with Belgium showcased their defensive resilience against a capable opponent, and a 3:0 win over Greece sealed the group and confirmed their place in the finals. Before the qualifying campaign, Poland played two March 2026 friendlies against Italy, both ending 0:0 - clean sheets that demonstrated defensive structure even against a quality side. Taken together, the last five matches suggest a team that rarely loses but is also capable of finding another gear when the stakes demand it.

Bosnia and Herzegovina U19 - Recent Form

Bosnia and Herzegovina U19 head into their home tournament with 3 wins, 1 draw and 1 defeat in their last 5 games - scoring 9 goals and conceding 3, which points to an improving attack and a defence still learning to close out results at the top level.

The hosts' form peaked with a 5:0 qualifying win over Luxembourg in February 2026, which set the tone for their qualification campaign. That was followed by a 3:1 win over Armenia in March, though a 1:1 draw with Belarus - where a late equaliser denied them maximum points - proved a costly slip. A pair of June 2026 friendlies against Slovenia gave final fine-tuning: after a goalless draw on 4 June, Bosnia came back two days later to win 3:1, suggesting that the team's sharpness is building at exactly the right moment ahead of the final tournament on home soil.

Facts and Statistics

Poland U19 and Bosnia and Herzegovina U19 have met 3 times in women's football at this age level, with all encounters taking place in a concentrated 5-month window from April 2024 to September 2024. The H2H record is striking in its one-sidedness, though the home final-tournament context of 2026 offers Bosnia their best chance yet to change the narrative.

• Poland U19 won all 3 previous H2H meetings against Bosnia and Herzegovina U19 women.
• The combined goal tally across 3 meetings is 17:1 in Poland's favour - an average of 5.67 goals per game.
• In the only official competitive meeting (UEFA qualifying, April 2024), Poland won 6:0.
• Bosnia and Herzegovina are hosting the UEFA Women's U-19 EURO 2026 final tournament, running from 27 June to 10 July.
• Group A features four nations: Bosnia and Herzegovina (hosts), Poland, Sweden, and Germany.