Bosnia and Herzegovina play Iran on Wednesday in the 2014 World Cup group stage. The match starts at 12:00 p.m. ET. Watch the live stream or listen to the radio broadcast via the links provided below.
While Bosnia-Herzegovina is playing for pride, Iran needs a win, a good scoring performance and a Nigeria loss to qualify for the knockout round.
"I have nothing against the Nigerians, I'm African myself, but with all due respect, Argentina's victory would put us in a better position," Iran boss Carlos Queiroz told FIFA.com. "I have spoken to my players and we have to focus on our job, all the rest is in the hands of God."
Iran needs Nigeria to lose, but they also need to come away with three points if they want to stay alive in the World Cup.
"This is our World Cup final, it's as simple as that," Queiroz said. "We didn't come here to win the trophy, nobody expected that from Iran, but we raised our expectations and we raised our dreams. We want to play the match with one goal in mind - to fulfill our dream of reaching the last 16."
In addition to playing for pride, Bosnia-Herzegovina can play spoiler to Iran's dream. While Bosnia-Herzegovina won't be advancing, the team is pleased overall with their first trip to football's biggest stage.
"We just need to enjoy the experience," Bosnia-Herzegovina midfielder Haris Medunjanin told FIFA.com. "Afterall, it's our first World Cup and that's a really difficult challenge. That's just the way it is in football. Now we need to look forwards and hopefully pick up three points against Iran."
Watch the live stream HERE and HERE, or listen to the radio broadcast HERE.
Projected Lineups (via SB Nation):
Bosnia-Herzegovina: Asmir Begovic; Sead Kolasinac, Emir Spahic, Toni Sunjic, Mensur Mujdza; Muhamed Besic, Miralem Pjanic; Senad Lulic, Zvjezdan Misimovic, Izet Hajrovic; Edin Dzeko.
Iran: Alireza Haghighi; Mehrdad Pooladi, Amir Hossein Sadeghi, Jalal Hosseini, Pejman Montazeri; Javad Nekounam; Ashkan Dejagah, Andranik Teymourian, Ehsan Hajsafi, Masoud Shojaei; Reza Ghoochannejhad.
