Bosnia Herzegovina Head Coach, Safet Susic, has declared that his team will go all out against the Super Eagles on Saturday in their second game at the ongoing Brazil 2014 World Cup.
Susic stated this at the historic Maracana in Rio de Janeiro on Monday.
Susic’s men went down 2-1 in the end to a slightly lacklustre Argentina team and were afforded some partisan support from the ‘neutrals’ at the iconic ground.
The boss said after the game: “We knew that a part of the public, especially the Brazilians, would cheer for us, and I mentioned it to my team.
“We were greeted in a phenomenal way.
“I want to thank them for their support and hope not to disappoint them, but I want to ensure that you have not seen the best of us.”
Bosnia’s second match at the World Cup comes on Saturday against Nigeria in Curitiba.
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