FULL-TIME!

Bosnia-Herzegovina seals a 3-1 victory over Qatar in Seattle.

Alajbegovic opened the scoring in the 29th minute, followed by an Abunada own goal five minutes later.

Al Haydos pulled one back for Qatar in the 42nd minute, but Mahmic sealed the win for Bosnia-Herzegovina in the 80th minute.

Bosnia-Herzegovina finishes third in Group B with four points, giving them a strong chance at the knockouts.

Qatar is eliminated, finishing bottom of the group with one point.

Switzerland wins Group B after a 2-1 win over Canada, who finish second and join Mexico and USA in the knockout rounds.

Full-Time

FULL-TIME!

Bosnia-Herzegovina takes a 3-1 victory over Qatar.

Bosnia-Herzegovina has put on an impressive performance, battling through the heat to all but secure a spot in the knockouts with a third-placed finish in Group B.

Their fans are going wild in the Seattle Stadium stands!

WHAT AN EFFORT FROM MIGUEL!

Qatar looks dead and buried, but Miguel nearly bags a stunning consolation with a right-footed shot from range.

Vasilj is forced to tip the ball over the crossbar.

From the resulting corner, Ali finds the target with a header, but Vasilj saves again.

A goal there would have made for a tense final few minutes for Bosnia-Herzegovina.

Qatar still hasn't registered a shot on target this second half.

They've gotten into some promising spots, but the final quality just isn't there.

There will be SIX minutes of added time at the end of the second half.

Radeljic has now attempted 85 passes in this game, the first time a Bosnia-Herzegovina player has attempted 80 or more passes in a single World Cup match.

That's more than any other player in this game, ahead of Nikola Katic's 65 passes.

Qatar gets another look at goal!

Afif threads a beautiful ball to Ali on the right, who tries to slide it across for a waiting Khoukhi.

But the pass lacks pace, and Bosnia-Herzegovina scrambles to clear the danger.

Qatar looks to bag another!

Afif rolls a free kick to Al Ganehi at the edge of the box, but his shot sails wildly high over the crossbar.

Mahmic joins Deniz Undav (three goals) and Johan Manzambi (two goals) as the only three players to score multiple goals as a substitute in this tournament.

That's Mahmic's second goal of the tournament, following a late consolation against Switzerland six days ago.

He is now Bosnia-Herzegovina's highest-scoring player in World Cup history.