POSUSJE, Bosnia-Herzegovina (Interstat) — FK Sarajevo visits Posusje on Sunday, April 26, in a Premijer Ženska Liga matchup that pits the league’s most dominant recent force against a home side desperate to reverse a lopsided head-to-head trend. Kickoff is scheduled for the afternoon at Posusje’s home ground.

Sarajevo enters the contest on a three-match winning streak, outscoring opponents 8-1 over that span. The visitors most recently dismantled Sloga Doboj 4-0 on April 22, following a 2-1 victory at Radnik Bijeljina on April 18 and a 2-1 home win against Zrinjski on April 11. That run has extended Sarajevo’s strong form since mid-March, with the side losing only once in its last nine league matches — a 2-0 defeat at ZBorac Banja Luka on Feb. 28.

Posusje, meanwhile, settled for a 1-1 draw at home against Radnik Bijeljina on April 22, a result that snapped a two-game unbeaten run that included a 2-0 victory over Siroki Brijeg on April 10 and a 1-1 draw at Zeljeznicar on April 17. However, the home side suffered a 3-0 loss to ZBorac Banja Luka on April 4 and has struggled for consistency, winning only three of its last seven outings.

The head-to-head record heavily favors Sarajevo. The two teams have met three times this season, and Sarajevo has won each by a combined 8-1 margin. On Feb. 21, Sarajevo blanked Posusje 3-0 on the road. On Nov. 2, 2025, Sarajevo again posted a 3-0 shutout, this time at Posusje. The closest encounter came Aug. 16, 2025, when Sarajevo won 2-1 in Posusje.

An Interstat game simulator projects a 1-0 final score in favor of FK Sarajevo, a result that would extend the visitors’ unbeaten stretch against Posusje to four matches and maintain their push at the top of the table.

For Posusje to break the pattern, it will need to tighten a defense that has kept only two clean sheets in its last eight games — both against mid-table opponents. Sarajevo’s attack, which has scored multiple goals in five of its last six matches, presents a sterner test.

Sunday’s game marks the final scheduled meeting between the sides this season and could have significant implications for the league standings, with Sarajevo seeking to preserve momentum and Posusje aiming to salvage a result on home soil.