Bosnia and Herzegovina and Sweden shared the points after a 1-1 draw at Bilino Polje in the third round of the UEFA Nations League.
Tarik Muharemovic featured for the Dragons in Zenica, while the evening was marked by the final international appearance of long-time captain Edin Dzeko.
No goals before the break
The first half ended without a goal as both teams looked for openings in a tightly contested match at Bilino Polje.
Bosnia tried to stay compact and threaten when space opened, while Sweden also searched for a way through the home defence.
Sweden take the lead after Dzeko's farewell
Dzeko left the pitch in the 60th minute to a guard of honour from his teammates and a standing ovation from the supporters in Zenica.
One minute later, Sweden went in front. Viktor Gyokeres found the net in the 61st minute to give the visitors a 1-0 lead.
Alajbegovic rescues a point
Bosnia and Herzegovina responded after falling behind and continued to push for an equaliser.
The reward arrived in the 80th minute when Kerim Alajbegovic scored to make it 1-1 and bring Bilino Polje back to life.
There were no further goals before the final whistle, so the two teams finished the match with a point each.
Emotional night in Zenica
The result kept Bosnia and Herzegovina unbeaten after the opening three matches of the Nations League campaign.
For Muharemovic and the rest of the Bosnia squad, the draw brought another point, but the night will above all be remembered for Dzeko's farewell after more than two decades in the national-team setup.
