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We Will Try To Get Forward As Much As Possible - Bosnia-Herzegovina Star Zvjezdan Misimovic
The Wolfsburg playmaker has made it clear that Bosnia have attacking intentions ahead of Wednesday's game...
18-Nov-2009 2:55:15 PM
Bosnia-Herzegovina were beaten 1-0 in the away game against Portugal and they need to beat their opponents by a two-goal margin if they are to qualify for the 2010 World Cup. In order to achieve that, Bosnia will go all out attack in an attempt to secure the win.
"Obviously we'll try to get forward as much as possible because that's where our strengths lie. We need to cancel out the 1-0 deficit and that means we have to play attacking football," said playmaker Zvjezdan Misimovic to FIFA.com.
"We always have the potential to score a goal, but we mustn't forget that there are 90 minutes to do so and we don't have to score right away.
"We know that their team boasts a lot of experience and plenty of quality, but we proved in Lisbon that we can create chances and that's given us confidence for the second leg," continued the Wolfsburg star.
"It would be our country's biggest achievement of the last few years if we qualify for the World Cup and the people back home would be euphoric. Before, there was a lot of scepticism about our national team, but now football is undoubtedly the number-one sport," he revealed.
"Our fans are great and they'll be a big support on home turf. I think they'll prove to be a massive advantage for us. They could make all the difference."
Stefan Coerts, Goal.com
"Obviously we'll try to get forward as much as possible because that's where our strengths lie. We need to cancel out the 1-0 deficit and that means we have to play attacking football," said playmaker Zvjezdan Misimovic to FIFA.com.
"We always have the potential to score a goal, but we mustn't forget that there are 90 minutes to do so and we don't have to score right away.
"We know that their team boasts a lot of experience and plenty of quality, but we proved in Lisbon that we can create chances and that's given us confidence for the second leg," continued the Wolfsburg star.
"It would be our country's biggest achievement of the last few years if we qualify for the World Cup and the people back home would be euphoric. Before, there was a lot of scepticism about our national team, but now football is undoubtedly the number-one sport," he revealed.
"Our fans are great and they'll be a big support on home turf. I think they'll prove to be a massive advantage for us. They could make all the difference."
Stefan Coerts, Goal.com
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