Bosnia and Herzegovina begin their 2026/27 UEFA Nations League campaign on Friday, September 25, with a demanding away match against Poland in Warsaw.
The Group B4 fixture will take place at PGE Narodowy and is scheduled to kick off at 8:45pm.
Supporters in Bosnia and Herzegovina will also have television options available to follow the Dragons as they begin another important international campaign.
Where to watch Poland vs Bosnia and Herzegovina
Published broadcast information for the UEFA Nations League lists BHT1 and MyTV among the options for viewers in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
BHT1's Friday television schedule already includes live coverage of Poland vs Bosnia and Herzegovina, with Nations League programming beginning before the match and the live broadcast listed from 8:35pm.
Kick-off itself is scheduled for 8:45pm.
Supporters using television or IPTV services are advised to check the latest channel schedule before kick-off, particularly for availability through MyTV.
Poland vs Bosnia and Herzegovina match details
- Match: Poland vs Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Competition: UEFA Nations League
- Date: Friday, September 25, 2026
- Kick-off: 8:45pm
- Venue: PGE Narodowy, Warsaw
- TV in Bosnia and Herzegovina: BHT1 and MyTV
International TV channels showing Poland vs Bosnia and Herzegovina
In addition to the domestic broadcast options in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the match is also scheduled to be shown by a number of international sports channels and streaming platforms.
Available listings indicate that Poland vs Bosnia and Herzegovina will also be carried by the following broadcasters and services:
- Arena Sport 1 Srbija HD
- beIN Connect Australia
- beIN Connect MENA HD
- beIN Sports MENA 8 HD
- DAZN Deutsch
- Megogo Futbol 4
- Nova Sports Extra 2 Hellas HD
- S Sport+
- Sport TV5 Portugal HD
- SuperSport 5 Albania HD
- SuperSport Kickoff HD
- TV2 Play Norge
- Viaplay Norge HD
- Viaplay Sverige HD
- Viaplay Island HD
Viewers outside Bosnia and Herzegovina should still check local availability before kick-off, as broadcast rights and platform access can vary by country and provider.
A difficult Nations League opener for Bosnia
Bosnia and Herzegovina have been drawn in Nations League Group B4 alongside Poland, Romania and Sweden.
The trip to Warsaw is the first match in a demanding run of international fixtures for Sergej Barbarez's squad.
Only three days after facing Poland, Bosnia and Herzegovina will travel to Bucharest for an away match against Romania on September 28.
Two home fixtures will then follow at Bilino Polje. Sweden visit Bosnia and Herzegovina on October 2 before Poland make the return trip on October 5.
With several matches packed into a short period, taking something from the opening fixture could provide an important platform for the rest of the Nations League campaign.
Bosnia complete final preparations in Warsaw
The national team began its preparations in Sarajevo before travelling to Poland ahead of Friday's match.
Barbarez and his players are scheduled to complete their final training session at PGE Narodowy, where the official pre-match press conference will also take place.
The session gives the coaching staff one final opportunity to assess the squad and prepare the tactical details for a Poland side that will have the advantage of playing in front of its home crowd.
Tarik Muharemovic among the players attracting attention
For followers of Tarik Muharemovic, the match provides another opportunity to see how Bosnia and Herzegovina structure their defensive line against strong international opposition.
Muharemovic has made significant progress at club level and his performances in England have increased attention around his role with the national team.
The Leeds United defender has been building valuable experience at Premier League level, making international windows another important part of his development.
The confirmed starting lineup for the match in Warsaw will be announced shortly before kick-off.
A new Nations League campaign begins
The Poland fixture marks the start of another competitive international cycle for Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Opening away from home against one of the strongest teams in the group represents a serious challenge, but it also gives Barbarez's side an immediate opportunity to measure themselves against direct competition for the top positions.
For supporters unable to attend the match, the current broadcast information lists BHT1 and MyTV as viewing options in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with the game kicking off at 8:45pm.
