TUZLA, Bosnia-Herzegovina (Interstat) — Tuzla City hosts Igman Konjic on Sunday in a First League of Bosnia and Herzegovina matchup that carries significant implications for both clubs’ positioning in the middle of the table.

Kickoff is at 3 p.m. local time at Stadion Tušanj.

The visitors enter the contest on a two-match winning streak, most recently defeating Sloboda Tuzla 1-0 on April 25. Igman Konjic (7-8-5 in its last 20 league matches) has shown resilience on the road, with its only loss in the past five away fixtures coming Nov. 16 at Stupcanica Olovo, 4-0.

Tuzla City, meanwhile, bounced back from a three-match winless skid with a 2-1 home victory over TOSK Tesanj on April 25. The result ended a run that included a 1-0 loss at Vitez on April 18 and a 3-1 defeat at Stupcanica Olovo on April 4.

The head-to-head series favors Igman Konjic. In the most recent meeting Oct. 11, 2025, Igman won 3-1 at home. That result followed a pattern of tight contests; three of the last four matches between the sides were decided by two goals or fewer.

Igman Konjic’s form this season has been inconsistent but trending upward. After suffering a 4-0 thrashing at Stupcanica Olovo in November, the team has collected points in seven of its last eight matches, including draws against TOSK Tesanj (1-1 on April 19), Travnik (1-1 on March 28) and GOSK Gabela (1-1 on March 14). The lone defeat in that stretch came March 22 at Jedinstvo Bihac, 1-0.

Tuzla City’s season has been more volatile. The club has alternated wins and losses frequently, with six victories, seven defeats and one draw in its last 14 matches. The squad has struggled defensively, conceding three or more goals in five games this campaign, including a 5-1 loss at GOSK Gabela on Oct. 28.

The Interstat game simulator projects a 1-1 draw, reflecting the evenly matched nature of the two sides.

Following Sunday’s match, Igman Konjic faces a home fixture against Buducnost Banovici on May 9, then travels to Radnik Hadzici on May 16. Tuzla City hosts AZ on May 3, then visits Radnik Hadzici on May 9 before welcoming Celik on May 16.

Both teams will be eager to build momentum as the season enters its final stretch, with playoff positioning and relegation avoidance both still in play.