Minela Gačanica put the Bosnia and Herzegovina champions ahead on the 15th minute and five minutes in the second half, Alisa Spahić doubled the score. Gačanica scored again on the 69th with Alma Krajnić adding another nine minutes from time.
Sarajevo, who set a new outright record of 20 straight appearances in the competition, will now face the winner of the clash between Olimpia Cluj of Romania and Glentoran of Northern Ireland in the final while Birkirkara will play the loser in the match for third place.
Birkirkara coach Jose Borg named three new signings in the starting line-up, namely Italian midfielders Marta Grosso and Gaia Milan and Canadian forward Sofia Ioderosa.
SARAJEVO Envera Hasanbegovic, Gloria Sliskovic, Djula Velagic, Marija Milinkovic, Amira Spahic (90+1′ Dalal Bratovic), Maja Jelcic, Alisa Spahic (71′ Alma Krajnic), Minela Gacanica (83′ Andrijana Trisic), Amela Krso, Ena Sabanagic (83′ Alma Kameric), Dajana Spasojevic.
BIRKIRKARA Janice Xuereb, Gabriella Zahra (89′ Ileana Farrugia), Ann-Marie Said, Stephania Farrugia, Marta Grosso, Gaia Milan, Tracy Teuma (71′ Kim Parnis), Alishia Sultana (90′ Ruth Steer Chetham), Sofia Iaderosa (60′ Martina Fenech), Yasmeen-Marie Bajada, Charlene Zammit.
Referee: Oxana Cruc MDA
Assistant Referees: Ana Ciobotaru MDA, Nikol Šafránková CZE
Fourth Official: Lucie Šulcová CZE
Report: Malta Football
