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Snažne policijske ophodnje zabilježene su u više mješovitih hrvatsko-bošnjačkih sredina
Optimizam ne napušta stručni stožer, a još manje navijače Bosne i Hercegovine koji su sinoć organizirano u euforičnom ozračju pratili, a onda i bučno proslavili neriješen rezultat (1:1) susreta na otvaranju Svjetskog nogometnog prvenstva protiv domaćina Kanade.
U središtima Sarajeva, Tuzle, Zenice, Mostara i drugih gradova organizirano se pratio susret na koji se u BiH čekalo punih 12 godina s prvenstva koje se igralo u Brazilu. Eksploziju oduševljenja u 21. minuti susreta kada je Jovo Lukić doveo u vodstvo momčad Sergeja Barbareza, pokvario je tek trenutak kada je deset minuta prije kraja susreta Kanada izjednačila preko Cyle Larina. Unatoč tome što su izvukli samo bod nakon utakmice u većini središta su zabilježene kolone vozila uz glasne sirene, zastave i navijanje.
Odlazeći visoki predstavnik u Bosni i Hercegovini Christian Schmidt pratio je utakmicu Bosne i Hercegovine protiv Kanade u društvu zamjenika visokog predstavnika američkog diplomata Louisa Crishocka. Schmidt je objavio fotografije na kojima je ogrnut šalom u bojama Bosne i Hercegovine te se vidi kako je slavio pogodak bh. reprezentacije.
U većinskim hrvatskim i srpskim sredinama nije bilo zajedničkog gledanja ni organiziranog navijanja za bosanskohercegovačku nogometnu vrstu. U hrvatskim sredinama su na ulicama i kafićima istaknute zastave Hrvatske i Hrvata u BiH.
U Novom Travniku u središnjoj Bosni je brzom reakcijom policije spriječen veći incident i mogući fizički sukob između navijača Bosne i Hercegovine i Hrvatske.
Snažne policijske ophodnje zabilježene su u više mješovitih hrvatsko-bošnjačkih sredina.
Istodobno u Uskoplju, također u središnjoj Bosni, na kući jedne obitelji istaknute su zastave Bosne i Hercegovine, Hrvatske, Hrvata u BiH i Švicarske, što je na društvenim mrežama interpretirano kao simbol suživota.
Mediji u Bosni i Hercegovini prenijeli su i ocjene kolega iz Hrvatske i Srbije koji su hvalili navijače, ali i napadača Jovu Lukića.
Daleko realniji oko euforičnih navijača bio je izbornik bosanskohercegovačke nogometne vrste Sergej Barbarez koji je svjestan da s jednim bodom protiv Kanade otvaraju prostor za nokaut fazu natjecanja.
Nogometni trener Amar Osim, sin poznatog igrača i stručnjaka Ivice Osima, bio je kritičan prema pristupu na sinoćnjoj utakmici.
“S ovom večerašnjom izvedbom nećeš daleko. Nećeš uvijek biti u stanju zabiti iz prvog kornera, pa čekati da protivnik promaši nekoliko velikih prigoda i da ti netko skida loptu s linije”, zaključio je Amar Osim.
Sljedeći susret u skupini reprezentacija Bosne i Hercegovine igra protiv favorizirane Švicarske 18. lipnja u 21.00 sati.
Read the full article at Novi list →📄Source document: N1 BiH Survey
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N1 HrvatskaIndependentCenter3 days agoThe article discusses the enthusiasm surrounding Bosnia and Herzegovina's participation in the World Cup, noting that this excitement extends beyond stadiums into American cities where many fans reside. The team from Sarajevo visited a sports equipment store in Santa Monica, finding that Bosnia and Herzegovina's jerseys were among the most sought-after items, with nearly all the stock sold out. Many Bosnians and Herzegovinians who traveled to the United States to support their national team ensured that the blue-and-yellow colors were visible everywhere. A store employee remarked, 'Bosnia, let
Bias read (Center): The article focuses on the commercial success of Bosnia and Herzegovina's football jerseys in the U.S., highlighting fan enthusiasm without taking a political stance. It does not engage with political issues, policies, or ideological debates.
Večernji listIndependentCenter3 days agoThe article reports on Croatian fans in Bosnia and Herzegovina preparing to watch Croatia's World Cup match against England. It mentions several cities where supporters have gathered, including Sarajevo, where Croatian flags are visible. The piece references a survey by N1 BiH indicating optimism among local residents regarding Croatia's performance. A fan named Mate Grgat has created a song dedicated to the Croatian team.
Bias read (Center): The article focuses on cultural events related to football and does not take a political stance. It provides factual information about fan activities and includes a reference to a survey without apparent bias. There is no indication of loaded language, one-sided sourcing, or editorializing that til츠
Official sources cited
- press release N1 BiH Survey
Novi listIndependentCenter8 days agoFans of Bosnia and Herzegovina celebrated the 1-1 draw against Canada in the opening match of the World Cup, despite the result not securing a win. Celebrations were organized in major cities like Sarajevo, Tuzla, Zenica, and Mostar, with fans gathering in large numbers, honking horns, waving flags, and cheering. High Representative Christian Schmidt attended the match with an American diplomat and shared photos of himself wearing a Bosnia and Herzegovina flag scarf. In Croatian and Serbian communities, there was no unified viewing or organized support for the Bosnian team. Croatian communities displayed Croatian flags and symbols in cafes and on the streets. In Novi Travnik, a quick reaction was prevented.
Bias read (Center): The article provides a factual account of the event, describing fan reactions, the match outcome, and the attendance of officials. It mentions the lack of unified support in Croatian and Serbian communities without taking a stance or using biased language. The tone is neutral and descriptive.
Net.hrIndependentCenter8 days agoThe article discusses footage showing police officers entering among fans of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), which was not shown in the original broadcast.
Bias read (Center): The headline references an event involving police and fans but does not contain overtly biased language or framing. Without additional content, it is difficult to determine a clear ideological lean. The subject matter has some political context but is not highly polarized.
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