Tarik Muharemovic scores for Bosnia as Leeds trio shine on international duty | OneFootball

Leeds United’s international contingent made their mark on Monday, led by Tarik Muharemovic scoring in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s 4-2 Nations League win in Romania. The break continues after the 0-0 draw with Crystal Palace, with Arsenal away on Saturday October 10.

The centre-back rose highest to head in a corner on 19 minutes, putting Bosnia 2-0 up and sealing his first competitive goal for his country. Bosnian outlet SOP rated him eight-and-a-half out of 10 and named him man of the match.

Elsewhere, Gabriel Gudmundsson played 90 minutes as Sweden beat Poland 3-1, having been on the bench for their opener against Romania. Earlier this week the left-back said his body was ready after a disrupted start to the season due to injury.

In friendly action, Ao Tanaka came on at half-time as Japan hit back from one down to win 2-1. He struck late for the second game running.

Several Leeds players could feature today, notably James Trafford and Dominic Calvert-Lewin with England against Czechia in Prague. Nico Elvedi’s Switzerland travel to Scotland.

Jaka Bijol will be in action when Slovenia host North Macedonia, while Ilia Gruev’s Bulgaria host Estonia. Jean-Matteo’s France face the same nation at Under-21 level.

Source: yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk

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