How to Watch Bosnia & Herzegovina vs. Ukraine: Stream Euro 2024 Qualifying Live, TV Channel
After reaching the quarter-finals of the last European Championships, Ukraine will be desperate to get the better of Bosnia & Herzegovina on Thursday and keep alive its dream of securing a spot at Euro 2024. Serhiy Rebrov’s side drew against Italy in their last outing and failed to get the result they needed to secure automatic qualification for this summer’s tournament in Germany, meaning the play-offs are their last route into contention. Bosnia & Herzegovina will host the midweek matchup with hopes of setting up a play-off final against either Iceland or Israel, with those teams also set to collide on Thursday.
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Game Date: March 21, 2024
Game Start Time: 3:45 p.m. ET
TV: fubo Sports Network
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The Bilino Polje Stadium in Zenica will host a high-stakes affair between two Euro hopefuls in near opposite veins of form entering their last lifeline for the summer.
While Ukraine started its qualifying campaign slowly and built a case after losing just one of its last seven games, the Dragons struggled to develop any momentum in a Group J line-up that proved unforgiving.
And while Savo Milosevic’s side holds home advantage this week, Ukraine possesses the edge when it comes to star talent dotted throughout its roster.
Girona duo Artem Dovbyk and Viktor Tsyhankov will be targeting starts after impressing in La Liga this season, while Chelsea winger Mykhailo Mudryk has finally started to display some consistency for club and country:
Arsenal’s Aleksandr Zinchenkio looks likely to captain Ukraine considering skipper Andriy Yarmolenko is ruled out following knee surgery, while vice-captain Taras Stepanenko is also injured.
Ukraine defeated Bosnia & Herzegovina in its only visit to the nation during qualifying for the 2022 World Cup, having gone undefeated in each of their two encounters to date.
Milosevic faces an uphill struggle to piece together back-to-back wins for the first time since 2022, but that’s the requirement if his side is to reach Euro 2024 against the odds.
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