Tarik Muharemović played the full 90 minutes as Bosnia and Herzegovina secured a 1-0 victory over Poland to finish their October international window unbeaten.
The Leeds United defender was part of the Bosnia and Herzegovina back four at Stadion Bilino Polje, helping his side keep a clean sheet as Ivan Bašić's 84th-minute penalty settled a closely contested UEFA Nations League encounter.
Muharemović produced an impressive defensive display, recording 16 defensive contributions - more than any other player on the pitch.
The 23-year-old made 85 touches and completed 55 accurate passes, while also registering one tackle, one block, 13 clearances, one interception and three recoveries.
He also won three duels as Bosnia and Herzegovina successfully held on for all three points, despite Poland enjoying 56 per cent possession and having 18 attempts on goal.
The result completed a strong four-match spell for Sergej Barbarez's side, who recorded two wins and two draws during September and October.
They currently sit second in League B Group 4 with eight points from four matches, behind leaders Sweden and ahead of Poland and Romania.
For Muharemović, meanwhile, the appearance capped an excellent international window. He started all four of Bosnia and Herzegovina's Nations League fixtures, completing 90 minutes in each of their matches.
