Ukraine vs Georgia Prediction & Betting Tips (11 October)

Close to promotion to the elite during the last Nations League, Ukraine finally finished just behind the leader, Scotland. This year, Sergey Rebrov's men got off to a very bad start last September. Last in the standings, they lost their two matches against Albania 1-2 and Czechia 3-2 . A reaction is expected during this rally 3 points behind 2nd place. Due to the crisis in his country, the selection is not playing at home at the moment. Present at Euro 2024, Ukraine did well in a group which included Romania, Belgium and Slovakia and where everyone finished with 4 points. Unfortunately, a poorer goal difference gave him last place and therefore prevented him from seeing the 8th finals.

Carried by one of the most beautiful generations in its history, Georgia is riding a very good dynamic at the moment. During the previous edition of the Nations League, Willy Sagnol's men easily won the promotion to League B. Last September, they took the lead in this group 1 with successes against the Czech Republic 4-1 and Albania three days later . These results confirm the attractive face displayed during Euro 2024. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia's teammates made history by leaving the groups thanks to their 3rd place acquired behind Portugal and Turkey but ahead of the Czech Republic. They were then stopped by the future winner, Spain, in the round of 16 1-4.

For Ukraine, missing goalkeeper Lunin (Real Madrid, 13 sel), full-backs Zinchenko (Arsenal, 9 goals in 68 sel) and Mykolenko (Everton, 44 sel), midfielders Pikhalyonok (Dynamo kyiv, 10 sel) and Brazhko (Dynamo Kiev, 8 sel) as well as wingers Tsygankov (Girona, 13 goals in 57 sel) and Yarmolenko (Dynamo kyiv, 46 goals in 124 sel). In the cages, takes place the goalkeeper Trubin (Benfica, 15 sel). The central hinge could still be made up of the solid Zabarnyi (Bournemouth, 41 sel) and Matviienko (Shakhtar Donetsk, 70 sel). To start up front, Dovbyk (Roma, 10 goals in 31 sel) and Yaremchuk (Olympiakos, 16 goals in 55 sel) are in the balance. Winger Mudryk (Chelsea, 2 goals in 24 seasons) is also available. Present at Georgia's last rally, defenders Azarovi (Shakhtar Donetsk, 18 years) and Tabidze (Makhachkala, 15 years) are missing this season.

this time. The attackers Kvaratskhelia (Naples, 17 goals in 36 seasons) and Mikautadze (Lyon, 14 goals in 31 seasons) are essential. They both scored against Czechia in September. Featured last weekend with his club, winger Davitashvili (Saint-Etienne, 6 goals in 41 seasons) is most often a substitute with the national team. Goalkeeper Mamardashvili (Valencia, 23 sel) should start as should midfielders Kochorashvili (Levante, 14 sel) and Chakvetadze (Watford, 9 goals in 31 sel).