Zrinjski football team, under the management of Igor Štimac, triumphed in the Supercup of Bosnia and Herzegovina by overcoming Sarajevo, coached by Mario Cvitanović. The match ended in a stalemate after regular time, with no goals scored, which led to a penalty shootout to determine the winner. Zrinjski displayed greater composure during the penalties, ultimately winning 4-1 against their rivals.

During the penalty shootout, Zrinjski successfully converted all of their attempts, with players Bilbija, Ilić, Mamić, and Lagumdžija finding the net, while Sarajevo's Ristovski was the only player able to score in this tense finish. Notably, goalkeeper Karačić made crucial saves against attempts by Menal and Bralić from Sarajevo, highlighting the defensive capabilities of Zrinjski during this high-pressure situation.

The match was characterized by a cautious and tightly contested gameplay, with both teams adopting a strong defensive stance and creating few clear-cut opportunities. The final outcome was decided by minor details, and Zrinjski's blend of composure and precision in the penalty shootout earned them the Supercup trophy, adding another accolade to their impressive record in Bosnian football.