Poland host Bosnia and Herzegovina on 5 October 2026 at 21:45 in UEFA Nations League Group B4. Jan Urban's side missed the World Cup after losing to Sweden in March but return with Robert Lewandowski fit and available. Bosnia qualified for the World Cup in North America, reaching the knockout stage before losing to the United States. Both teams chase promotion to League A in a group that also includes Sweden and Romania.
Form and H2H
Poland have won four of their last ten matches but conceded seven goals across three summer fixtures against Ukraine and Nigeria. Bosnia won two of their last ten and kept no clean sheets in four World Cup matches, conceding eight goals total. Poland won both previous Nations League meetings in 2020: a 2-1 away victory and a 3-0 home win, with Lewandowski scoring twice in the latter. The teams drew 0-0 when they met on 25 September 2026.
Best bet
Poland to win. Lewandowski's return gives Urban a reliable attacking focal point, while Piotr Zieliński and Sebastian Szymański provide midfield creativity against a Bosnian defence that struggled at the World Cup. Bosnia face personnel problems: Amar Dedić and Kenan Busuladžić are injured, and Kerim Alajbegović's hip injury leaves his availability uncertain. Poland's home advantage, stronger historical record and greater squad depth make them the clear choice. Back Poland at 1.49 with Melbet, 1.53 with 1xBet, 1.5 with Mostbet, or 1.56 with 22Bet.
Odds to watch
The draw sits at 4.44 with Melbet, 4.55 with 1xBet, 4.4 with Mostbet, and 4.45 with 22Bet. Bosnia's away record shows four wins in ten matches, but their defensive fragility and injury concerns make an upset unlikely. A Poland win remains the strongest play at the available prices.

















