In their opening match of the World Cup qualifiers, the Estonian women's football team encountered a challenging game against Bosnia and Herzegovina, ultimately losing with a score of 1-3. The match began with Bosnia and Herzegovina applying significant pressure, creating several corner kicks and scoring opportunities right from the start. Estonia made its first notable attack in the 14th minute but struggled to capitalize on chances, reflecting a tough competition ahead.

Estonia's Karola Purgats attempted to break through the opposing defense in the 27th minute, but a rushed shot from teammate Mari Liis Lillemäe resulted in a missed opportunity to score. The opening goal of the match came from Bosnia and Herzegovina in the 36th minute, following a corner kick that allowed their player to direct the ball convincingly into the net. Estonia continued to fight back but faced challenges in maintaining a consistent offensive against a well-organized Bosnian defense.

This defeat highlights the ongoing struggles of the Estonian women's national team in international competitions, emphasizing the need for strategic improvements and greater competitive experience. As they continue their World Cup qualifying journey, the team will seek to learn from this match, identify areas for development, and enhance their performance in upcoming games against future opponents.