Georgia vs Greece Prediction & Betting Tips (26 March)

The Euro 2024 play-off finals are being played this Tuesday! From 6:00 p.m., the track C roadblocks will deliver their verdict. Georgia and Greece will face off to join Group F of the European competition. Georgia intends to create a surprise. She didn't have much luck during the qualifiers, since she found herself in a very complicated group A, with Spain, Scotland and Norway in particular. Willy Sagnol's team had to settle for 4th place. However, she still has a chance of competing in the competition with these dams.

The teammates of Khvicha Kvaratskhelia were able to overcome Luxembourg in the semi-finals 2-0. Still in front of their fans, they will try to continue against Greece. The latter finished in 3rd position in Pool B of the Euro 2024 qualifiers, behind France and the Netherlands. For their entry into these play-offs, they had no trouble beating Kazakhstan 5-0. The situation will certainly be much more complicated against Georgia. The Georgian selection can count on a very good generation. In addition to Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, Giorgi Mamardashvili or Georges Mikautadze will have what it takes to help their nation shake up their next opponent.

The French coach of this Georgian team, Willy Sagnol, logically summoned his regular high-level players such as Valencia goalkeeper Mamardashvili (15 sels), or even Bordeaux winger Davitashvili (33 sels, 6 goals). Aging executives like captain Kashia (36 years old, 111 selections) and midfielder Kankava (37 years old, 101 selections, 10 goals) also answered the call, as did the two stars of this team, Messin Mikautadze. (23 sels, 9 goals) and the Neapolitan Kvaratshkelia (28 sels, 15 goals). The latter was suspended last Thursday but will return this week. Against Luxembourg, it was striker Zivzivadze (Karlsruher, 25 selections, 9 goals) who led his team to victory by scoring a double. On the other hand, defender Azarovi (Shakhtar) and midfielder Aburjania (39 sel, Hatayspor) had to withdraw from this gathering.

There are also several quality players in this Greek team. We inevitably think of the goalkeeper Vlachodimos (Nottingham Forest, 40 sel), the senior defenders Tzavellas (Atromitos, 50 sel), Tsimikas (Liverpool, 33 sel), Chatzidiakos (Cagliari, 31 sel) and Mavropanos (West Ham, 25 sel), midfielders Bakasetas (Panathinaikos, 64 sels, 14 goals), Mantalos (AEK Athens, 59 sels, 6 goals), and Bouchalakis (Hertha Berlin, 423 sels) and the young hopeful Konstantelias (PAOK, 5 sels). Offensively, attackers Masouras (Olympiakos, 40 selections, 9 goals) and Pavlidis (AZ, 36 selections, 6 goals) will also be worth watching. The former Girondins coach, Gustavo Poyet, will however still have to do without attackers Fountas (Trabzonspor, 18 sel) and Limnios (Panathinaikos, 24 sel, 3 goals), and without defender Dimitris Giannoulis (Norwich City, 26 sel) who are injured. Summoned, the young defender Dinos Koulierakis (PAOK, 5 sel) was out on Thursday but he could be back for this poster.