Georgia Greece prediction 2024-03-26

Georgia vs Greece prediction: EUROPE: Euro – Qualification – Promotion betting tips on match 2024-03-25 17:00.
[p]Despite a poor European qualifying campaign, Georgia now find themselves potentially only 90 minutes away from a first-ever Euro finals appearance thanks to their UEFA Nations League performances and subsequent 2-0 victory over Luxembourg in the semi-final. Willy Sagnol’s men will now be looking to benefit from playing in Tbilisi once again in Tuesday’s play-off final against Greece, with the winner booking a spot at Euro 2024. [/p]

[p]Whilst Georgia hold home advantage, they won’t be booking their hotels in Germany just yet as they remain outsiders to progress here. That’s not only because Georgia sit 28 places below Greece in FIFA’s rankings, but also the fact that they have never beaten this opposition after nine historical attempts (D2, L7). Even so, Georgia are unbeaten in four home games (W3, D1) and should enter this clash with a sense of cautious optimism. [/p]

[p]Trying to justify the hosts’ fears are the 2004 European champions, Greece, who haven’t appeared at a Euro finals since 2012. The visitors are making a comeback on the international scene, and after a 5-0 demolition of Kazakhstan in the semi-final marked a third win ‘to nil’ across their last three qualifiers (W3, D1, L1), they seem to be finding their feet at an opportune time. [/p]

[p]Alongside their improving playing talent, the arrival of Gus Poyet in the manager’s dugout has kept Greece on an upwards trajectory with 12 wins from 20 games in charge (D2, L6). A water-tight defence has been largely behind their success, with Greece posting ten victories without reply under the tutelage of Poyet, although they have kept just three clean sheets against Georgia despite their unbeaten H2H record. [/p]

[p]Players to watch: Georgia’s Budu Zivzivadze has scored a brace in his last two games for club & country, though he may be upstaged by teammate Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, who is set to return to the squad after suspension. As for Greece, Georgios Masouras assisted two of their five goals last time out and scored five times in just nine appearances during this qualifying cycle. [/p]

[p]Hot stat: Four of Greece’s five wins in this qualifying cycle saw them lead at half-time.[/p]