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Romania will host Bosnia-Herzegovina in their first home match of the 2026-27 Nations League at the Arena Națională on Monday. Both teams have begun their tournament journeys, with Romania currently sitting at the bottom of the group in fourth place with no points, following a 2-1 defeat to Sweden on Friday. In contrast, Bosnia-Herzegovina managed a 0-0 draw with Poland on the same day, placing them second with one point. Romania may feel they deserved at least a draw against Sweden, as neither side created many significant chances in the attacking third. Goalkeeper Ionut Radu might also feel let down, as he could have potentially saved Alexander Isak's goal, though he is not solely responsible for the team's overall difficulties. In their last six matches across all competitions, Romania has recorded four losses, one draw, and only two wins, conceding 10 goals and maintaining just one clean sheet. On a positive note, Gheorghe Hagi's squad has been successful in their last four home matches, the latest being a 2-1 victory over Wales in June. During these four games, Romania scored 12 goals, and they have only conceded more than one goal in a single home match out of their last 10. Meanwhile, Bosnia-Herzegovina showcased solid defensive play against Poland, limiting their opponents to just one significant opportunity. However, coach Sergej Barbarez might be worried about his team's offensive performance, as this draw marked their second consecutive match without scoring and the ninth occasion in their last 10 games where they failed to net more than once.