Between the six-match nightmare in Qatar and the complex seven-match Bosnia… who will decide to face the injured at the World Cup?

Qatar face a tough test against Bosnia and Herzegovina at the Seattle Stadium on Wednesday as they look to keep their hopes of qualifying for the second round of the World Cup alive.

With both teams having just one point and three points behind group leaders Canada and second-placed Switzerland, a battle is guaranteed for at least one of these two teams.

Coach Sergej Barbares’ side go into this game knowing that defeat will see them out of the tournament, but to avoid Bosnia, they will need a radical improvement in their form as they are winless in their last seven internationals (D6 L1), according to the Network.Opta“For statistics.

Qatar will be satisfied with nothing but victoryThey are likely still reeling from last Thursday’s crushing 6-0 loss to Canada in Vancouver.

It was the first time Qatar had conceded so many goals since a 6-1 friendly defeat against Iran in August 2008.

This will be only the third meeting between Bosnia and Qatar, as is the history with the Arab team.

Qatar won their first match 2-0 in January 2000 and the other match ended in a 1-1 draw in August 2010.

Thanks to the Opta supercomputer, the Bosnia team became the favorite to win this match, winning 67.8% of the 25,000 simulations conducted before the match.

Can Lopetegui’s side upset expectations and find a way into the knockout stages? This seems unlikely from Opta, with a mere 14% chance of Qatar winning.