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06 Sep 2016

18:45

Bilino Polje

Mirolslav Zelinka

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Assist

90:00'

Miralem Pjanic gets his 2nd assist in this match, on Emir Spahic's 90th minute goal.

Miralem Pjanic has assisted 2 times this season (1 matches), he now has 5 assists in 2 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe seasons.(17 matches)

Goal

90:00'

Emir Spahic scores his 2nd goal vs Estonia at Bilino Polje in the 90th minute (5 - 0).

With 2 goals this season (1 matches), Emir Spahic has now scored 3 in 3 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe seasons.(21 matches)
Emir Spahic has now scored 2 goals against Estonia in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe in 3 matches.
In their last 3 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe meetings, Bosnia and Herzegovina have now scored 14 goals while Estonia have scored 0.

Substitution

86:00'

86th min: Ilja Antonov is replaced by Rauno Sappinen.

Ilja Antonov has been substituted for the first time, playing 86 minutes in 1 appearances in this FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe season.
Rauno Sappinen makes his FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe debut.

Assist

83:00'

Danijel Milicevic gets his first assist of the match, on Vedad Ibisevic's 83rd minute goal.

Danijel Milicevic gets his first assist of the season, well done!

Goal

83:00'

Vedad Ibisevic scores his first goal vs Estonia at Bilino Polje in the 83rd minute (4 - 0).

Vedad Ibisevic scores his first goal this season, he now has 10 goals in 3 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe seasons.
The last time Vedad Ibisevic scored in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe was against Lithuania back on Tuesday 15th of October 2013. It's been 1 matches since he scored.
The last time Vedad Ibisevic scored in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe against Estonia was on Saturday 10th of October 2009.
Best FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe season for Vedad Ibisevic was 2014 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe when he scored a total of 8 goals in 10 appearances.
In his last 5 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe matches, Vedad Ibisevic has scored 1 goal on occasions, never going on to score a second.
Vedad Ibisevic has now scored 2 goals against Estonia in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe in 3 matches.
In their last 3 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe meetings, Bosnia and Herzegovina have now scored 13 goals while Estonia have scored 0.

Substitution

81:00'

81st min: Edin Dzeko is replaced by Milan Djuric.

This is the first time Edin Dzeko has been substituted this season, playing 81 minutes in 1 appearances. Overall, he has been substituted 3 times, playing 2055 minutes in 23 appearances in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe.
Milan Djuric makes his FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe debut.

Substitution

75:00'

75th min: Edin Visca is replaced by Danijel Milicevic.

This is the first time Edin Visca has been substituted this season, playing 75 minutes in 1 appearances. Overall, he has been substituted 1 times, playing 142 minutes in 4 appearances in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe.
Danijel Milicevic makes his FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe debut.

Assist

71:00'

Miralem Pjanic gets his first assist of the match, on Haris Medunjanin's 71st minute goal.

Miralem Pjanic gets his first assist of the season, he now has 4 assists in 2 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe seasons (17 matches).

Goal

71:00'

Haris Medunjanin scores his first goal vs Estonia at Bilino Polje in the 71st minute (3 - 0).

Haris Medunjanin scores his first goal this season, he now has 2 goals in 3 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe seasons.
The last time Haris Medunjanin scored in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe was against Latvia back on Friday 7th of June 2013. It's been 5 matches since he scored.
In their last 3 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe meetings, Bosnia and Herzegovina have now scored 12 goals while Estonia have scored 0.

Substitution

71:00'

71st min: Sergei Zenjov is replaced by Henri Anier.

This is the first time Sergei Zenjov has been substituted this season, playing 71 minutes in 1 appearances. Overall, he has been substituted 4 times, playing 568 minutes in 13 appearances in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe.
Henri Anier started as a sub 1 times, never appearing in the starting XI this season, overall starting as a sub 3 times, starting the match 3 times in 2 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe seasons.

Substitution

62:00'

62nd min: Ognjen Vranjes is replaced by Ermin Bicakcic.

This is the first time Ognjen Vranjes has been substituted this season, playing 62 minutes in 1 appearances. Overall, he has been substituted 1 times, playing 512 minutes in 6 appearances in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe.
Ermin Bicakcic started as a sub 1 times, never appeared in the starting XI this season.

60 minute.

60:00'

When Estonia trail 0-2 after 60 minutes, 1 of 1 WCQE games have seen them lose to nil. (last 8 matches)

Discipline

52:00'

Bosnia and Herzegovina's Ognjen Vranjes is shown a yellow card in the 52nd minute.

Ognjen Vranjes has picked up his first yellow card this season, he now has 2 yellow cards in 2 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe seasons.
It's the 10th yellow card Mirolslav Zelinka has handed out in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe. (4 matches)
It's the 2nd yellow card Mirolslav Zelinka has shown to Bosnia and Herzegovina in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe. (2 matches)

Substitution

46:00'

46th min: Gert Kams is replaced by Dmitri Kruglov.

This is the first time Gert Kams has been substituted this season, playing 46 minutes in 1 appearances. Overall, he has been substituted 2 times, playing 132 minutes in 4 appearances in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe.
Dmitri Kruglov started as a sub 1 times, never appearing in the starting XI this season, overall starting as a sub 8 times, starting the match 14 times in 3 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe seasons.

Discipline

39:00'

Estonia's Karol Mets is shown a yellow card in the 39th minute.

Karol Mets's first yellow card in his career.
It's the 9th yellow card Mirolslav Zelinka has handed out in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe. (4 matches)
It's the 2nd yellow card Mirolslav Zelinka has shown to Estonia in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe. (1 matches)

Goal

23:00'

Edin Dzeko scores his first goal vs Estonia at Bilino Polje in the 23rd minute (2 - 0).

Edin Dzeko scores his first goal this season, he now has 20 goals in 3 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe seasons.
The last time Edin Dzeko scored in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe was against Liechtenstein back on Friday 11th of October 2013. It's been 2 matches since he scored.
The last time Edin Dzeko scored in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe against Estonia was on Saturday 10th of October 2009.
Best FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe season for Edin Dzeko was 2014 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe when he scored a total of 10 goals in 10 appearances.
Bosnia and Herzegovina go on to score a third goal 80% of the time after scoring two goals. They have scored two goals in 5 of their last 10 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe matches and gone on to score again 4 times.
Estonia go on to concede a third goal 50% of the time after conceding two goals. They have conceded in two goals in 2 of their last 10 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe matches and gone on to concede again 1 times.
Edin Dzeko has now scored 4 goals against Estonia in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe in 3 matches.
Edin Dzeko has scored 75% of his goals against Estonia at home, 3 out of 4 in the 2 matches he's played against them in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe.
Edin Dzeko has scored 50% of his goals against Estonia in the first half, 2 out of 4 in the 3 matches he's played against them in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe.
In their last 3 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe meetings, Bosnia and Herzegovina have now scored 11 goals while Estonia have scored 0.

Discipline

23:00'

Estonia's Ragnar Klavan is shown a yellow card in the 23rd minute.

Ragnar Klavan has picked up his first yellow card this season, he now has 3 yellow cards in 3 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe seasons.
It's the 8th yellow card Mirolslav Zelinka has handed out in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe. (4 matches)
It's the first yellow card Mirolslav Zelinka has shown to Estonia in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe. (1 matches)

Penalty

23:00'

Edin Dzeko scored a penalty awarded by Mirolslav Zelinka after a foul by Ragnar Klavan.

It's the first penalty Mirolslav Zelinka has awarded in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe, he has given 1 penalties to the home side and 0 to the away side. (4 matches)
That was the first time Edin Dzeko took a penalty in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe and he scored it, well done!
Bosnia and Herzegovina score their first penalty this season from 1 attempts.

Goal

7:00'

Emir Spahic has scored the opening goal of the match vs Estonia at Bilino Polje in the 7th minute (1 - 0).

Emir Spahic scores his first goal this season, he now has 2 goals in 3 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe seasons.
The last time Emir Spahic scored in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe was against Armenia back on Wednesday 15th of October 2008. It's been 18 matches since he scored.
Bosnia and Herzegovina go on to score a second goal 62.5% of the time after scoring one goal. They have scored one goal in 8 of their last 10 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe matches and gone on to score again 5 times.
Estonia go on to concede a second goal 33.33% of the time after conceding one goal. They have conceded one goal in 6 of their last 10 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe matches and gone on to concede again 2 times.
In their last 3 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe meetings, Bosnia and Herzegovina have now scored 10 goals while Estonia have scored 0.

Kick Off

0:00'

The leading top scorer for this FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe is Robert Snodgrass (Scotland, Forward) having 3 goals.

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Bosnia and Herzegovina's FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe starting XI averages 29 years and 193 days, with the youngest player in the line up Sead Kolasinac at 23 years and 77 days, compared to the oldest Emir Spahic at 36 years and 19 days.
Estonia's FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe starting XI averages 27 years and 260 days, with the youngest player in the line up Karol Mets at 23 years and 112 days, compared to the oldest Konstantin Vassiljev at 32 years and 21 days.
The only debutant for Bosnia and Herzegovina in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe is Sead Kolasinac.
The debutantes for Estonia in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe are Karol Mets(Defender), Nikita Baranov(Defender), Artur Pikk(Defender), Ken Kallaste(Defender) & Ilja Antonov(Midfielder).
Mirolslav Zelinka has refereed 2 times in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe and issued 7 yellow cards, that's an average of 3.5 per match.
This is the first time Mirolslav Zelinka has refereed this fixture in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe.
Mirolslav Zelinka has refereed Bosnia and Herzegovina once in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe and issued 1 yellow cards.
Mirolslav Zelinka is in charge of Estonia for the first time in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe.
Mirolslav Zelinka has refereed Bosnia and Herzegovina 1 times in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe and shown them 1 (1) yellow cards compared to their opponents 3 (0.33).

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