Owners wasted again, Bosnia and Herzegovina took the goal party – Teemu Pukki puts players’ fatigue into words

The Finnish men’s national football team ended their defeat in the People’s League in June, when Bosnia-Herzegovina was stronger in Zenica by 3–2. A sensible attacker became the hero of Bosnia Edin Dzekowhich hit the Finnish network twice.

There were no events during the opening period of the match. The home team got a dream start when the ball was put on the spot in the third minute of the game. Finnish topper Sauli Väisänen was considered a violation in the corner situation worth the penalty kick.

Miralem Pjanic did not fail from the eleven meters, and the home crowd raged after five minutes of play.

Bosnia has been punished for its contract in recent years Teemu Pukki silenced Zenica Stadium again just five minutes later as he leveled the game Benjamin Källman concentration. Pukki have now hit six times in six matches against Bosnia.

Bosnia was close to moving to a 2-1 lead a quarter after Haris Duljevic Hradecky put the ball on a plate for him and instead of hitting it with his right foot it cannoned of his left shin wide of the goal Fredrik Jensen and Urho Nissilä cleaned up the corner.

The Owners were responsible for the next goal. Lucas Lingman served a great pass behind the line to Puk, who in turn centered on Källman. The Inter striker took Finland to the 2–1 lead in the 18th minute.

Finland did not have time to enjoy the leading position for a long time. At half an hour Miralem Pjanic served a great vertical pass to Edin Dzeko, who certainly passed Lukas Hradecky. The paint was first flagged as an offside, but after a video inspection it was approved. The hit was Dzeko’s first career in the Owl Network.

Finland managed to destabilize Bosnia with its dangerous deep runs. Presenting great rises from the right side and also performing in the defensive direction Mikael Soisalo served to Kälmann in the 37th minute, but the third goal of the Inter striker’s national team was not yet born. We took a break in the 2–2 readings.

Finland made two exchanges during the break when Urho Nissilä and Sauli Väisänen were allowed to make room for a second episode Glen Kamaralle and Robert Ivanoville. Bosnia also made two exchanges and moved to the line of three toppers.

The owls had difficulty breaking Bosnia’s defenses until Pukki got through the Bosnian feed and escaped to the draw. However, the Finnish striker’s bet went a little past the goal.

His shot came in from the right hand side but Lukas Hradeckyn managed to save it with an unbelievable reaction stop. The second hit of the wicked striker tonight caused the home crowd to rage.

Robin Lod ran Rasmus Schüllerin and in a moment we saw two great situations in Finland. Pukki served two great goals in just over a minute, but Finland’s finish was limp.

Just over a quarter before the end, Källman, who drifted a little outside, was allowed to make room for the one who hit twice against Montenegro To Joel Pohjanpalo. For the last ten minutes, Kanerva took over the 4-4-2 grouping that brought the European Championship venue when Robert Taylor your ears Ilmari Niskasen.

A moment later, a dangerous situation was seen again at the end of Bosnia, when Lingman served a great feed to Puk. The Finnish striker’s bet again only slightly passed the Bosnian goal.

Finland sought a level playing field in the final minutes of the match, but Bosnia’s defense lasted. Finland, on the other hand, suffered its second consecutive loss, as the team bowed to Romania 0-1 on Saturday.

Bosnia retained its leading position in the block with a victory. In the second match in the block, Montenegro claimed a 3-0 victory over Romania. Finland is third in the block.

In the second period, Finland had a chance to equalize the game. The lost places annoyed Teemu Pukk, who hit Finland’s opening goal.

– Of course annoying the result. There was more to be gained from this. We were a stronger team in the second half, but we were unable to score the same points. It was a bit annoying these two away games, however, we played relatively well and points were available, but nothing just came of it, Pukki said in an interview with .

Finland dominated the ball, but Bosnia took 16-8 goals.

– Three goals when you let go, it’s hard to win. We had more seats too. If you don’t use it, you can’t make a profit, Buck spun.

The Owners played four games in eleven days, with Pukki opening in each. He played the full 90 minutes on Tuesday, and admitted the fatigue was heavy.

– Really tired, long season and these four more games for this. Starts pressing in the legs. Good thing the holiday is starting now.