Kerim Alajbegović said Sweden had “luck” in the final 3-2 scoreline after Bosnia’s loss, insisting the team deserved at least a draw. Speaking after the match, the winger from Bosnia said Bosnia “killed them in the second half,” while admitting the team made “stupid mistakes” in the first half. He also pointed to two penalties, calling them possibly down to bad luck. He described Sweden’s defending as desperate and said Sweden’s late advantage came down to what happened “at the end.” Bosnia’s coach, he added, told the squad at half-time to play as if the score was 0-0, and the team responded by nearly turning the game around. Alajbegović also thanked the fans, saying they came in huge numbers to support the national team. He singled out the coach’s halftime message and said personal impact, including an assist, does not matter if the team does not win. Bosnia’s next match is against Romania, a game he said will not carry major table significance, with the team set to play at home. There is no mention of any investigation, police action, charges, or court proceedings in the available report.