Wales drew 1-1 with Bosnia & Herzegovina in a World Cup qualifier where both sides struggled to convert their chances despite contrasting approaches. Operating in a 4-1-4-1 formation, Wales dominated territorially with 19 shots but managed only three on target and an expected goals figure of 1.48, with their goalkeeper making saves at a 66.67 per cent rate. Bosnia & Herzegovina, deployed in a 4-4-2 setup, proved more clinical in front of goal despite fewer attempts, registering five shots on target from 14 total efforts and generating 1.85 xG. The visitors' superior shot accuracy highlighted Wales's profligacy in the final third, where they created significantly more opportunities but lacked the precision to capitalise. Referee Istvan Kovacs oversaw a competitive encounter that saw neither side able to secure victory despite genuine chances to do so. The draw leaves both nations' qualification hopes finely balanced heading into their next fixtures.