Highlights and goals of Georgia 0-4 Spain in 2026 World Cup Qualifiers

Final minutes of the match. Spain shows its superiority in defense, when it recovers the ball and when it goes for the attack, maintains influence from the middle zone to be able to set up his game. Georgia tried and looked for the goal, but could not make it.

The goal of the discount seemed to come, however, the concentration and attention in defense of the Spanish national team has been key to be able to maintain the advantage without problems. Goalkeeper Unai Simon has also been steadfast in his area to avoid danger.

Interesting and very disputed follows the engagement, it will begin to reach the final minutes. Georgia continues to try to maintain its offensive intent, but fails to complete the actions. Spain remains calm for the result although it gives some space.

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First, a shot by Borja Iglesias was attacked inside the area by the goalkeeper and in the rebound, the locals set up a counterattack that left a risk action on the field visitor. Good timing for both selections, especially for the host seeking discount.

There have been no more chances in the area, for the moment, the match is a little divided because Georgia tries to react and have a little more possession of the ball, but the pressure exerted by Spain does not allow him to develop his game well.

The pace of the game remains calm, but the danger is every time Spain gets the ball back and passes half the field. Find arrival options to rival area very easily because Georgia does not press enough to avoid these actions.

The match decreases in intensity, but maintains a good pace. The locals now have a little more ball and hope to improve their mobility to be able to find spaces that help them generate play on offense, however, the mark of the visitors is intense and very attentive.

Difficult moments for Georgia, who is not focused and is being imprecise on the passes in attack, when he has an opportunity does not concretize well the actions and Spain is taking advantage to anticipate the plays, arming counterattacks.

Four more minutes before the break. The local team continues to suffer in this closing of the first part, the dynamics of the commitment are taking the Spaniards without problem. The audience asks for answers from their players to try and change the outcome.

Georgia does not get into the pace of play, it is difficult for him to score well and close spaces so that his opponent does not create actions in offense, moreover, he is giving up a lot of ground in the bands and visitors have better mobility, which allows them to reach the actions more easily.

The visitors take back control of the ball and the match, occupying well the spaces for the good mobility and dynamics they are having since the beginning of the engagement. Locals feel drowned out at times, by the rival’s insistence on regaining dominance.

Georgia wants to get out of his zone and begins to recover some balls in the middle zone, goes on opposite field, but does not manage to deepen and be effective in the last quarter. Spain is handling the game calmly and takes care of its defensive zone.

The locals want to react after the scoring, but Kvaratskhelia is very alone in attack and it is difficult for him to advance to rival field. The locals are advancing their lines and keep quiet to touch the ball as they find spaces.

The first minutes develop with high intensity, Spain is being very incisive, looking to advance their lines to win spaces when he has the ball and when he goes for it, adjust his scheme to close well the options of passing to Georgia.

The French collegiate Benoît Bastien will be in charge of conducting a key meeting for the interests of Spain. His compatriots Hicham Zakrani and Aurélien Berthomieu will assist him from the sides, while fellow Frenchman Romain Lissorgue will be the fourth official. In the VAR will be the French Mathieu Vernice and the Belgian Nathan Verboomen.

Georgia have only achieved one victory in eight matches against Spain, who clearly dominate the series with eight wins and a 24-5 goal advantage. To keep their chances of advancing to the playoffs alive, Georgia not only needs to win their last two games, but also for Turkey to give up points.

Spain, for its part, comes with a remarkable defensive solidity: it has not received goals in the entire qualifying phase and adds four consecutive games with the goal to zero. Also, you know what it’s like to beat Georgia recently, after the strong 4-1 in the UEFA Euro 2024 round of 16.

Georgia and Spain have been frequent rivals recently, with La Roja scoring 20 goals against FIFA’s 70th-ranked team in the last five matches. In the same period, Georgia has scored only three goals, which highlights the magnitude of the next challenge for Sagnol’s men.

Georgia and Spain have been frequent rivals recently, with La Roja scoring 20 goals against FIFA’s 70th-ranked team in the last five matches. In the same period, Georgia has scored only three goals, which highlights the magnitude of the next challenge for Sagnol’s men.

Georgia

Georgia 1-1 Cape Verde - 08/06/2025

Georgia 2-3 Turkey - 04/09/2025

Georgia 3-0 Bulgaria - 07/09/2025

Turkey 4-1 Georgia - 14/10/2025

Spain 2-0 Georgia - 10/11/2025

Spain

Bulgaria 0-3 Spain - 09/04/2025

Turkey 0-6 Spain - 09/07/2025

Spain 4-0 Bulgaria - 14/10/2025

Spain 2-0 Georgia - 10/11/2025

Portugal 2-2 (5-3 p.) Spain - 06/08/2025

From the bench, these are the options that the coach will have to modify the game as required by the development of the match.

David Raya 1

Pablo Barrios Rivas 2

Alejandro Grimaldo 3

Dani Vivian 4

Marcos Llorente 5

Borja Iglesias 9

Dani Olmo 10

Yeremy Pino 11

Álex Remiro 13

Pablo Fornals 17

Fermín López Marin 19

Aleix García Serrano 20

With the eyes on victory, these are the headlines that will seek to impose conditions from the beginning and approach the great goal. The eleven players on the court will be the basis of the coach’s strategic plan, and they will seek to fulfill their role on the court.

From the bench, these are the options that the coach will have to modify the game as required by the development of the match.

3 Aleksandre Narimanidze

4 Guram Kashia

6 Nodar Lominadze

9 Giorgi Guliashvili

11 Giorgi Kvilitaia

12 Davit Kereselidze

19 Giorgi Tsitaishvili

20 Shota Nonikashvili

20 Giorgi Abuashvili

21 Giorgi Kvernadze

23 Luka Gugeshashvili

With the eyes on victory, these are the headlines that will seek to impose conditions from the beginning and approach the great goal. The eleven players on the court will be the basis of the coach’s strategic plan, and they will seek to fulfill their role on the court.

Spain’s dressing room looks flawless and full of identity, with each shirt perfectly ordered and ready for the match. The red colors stand out in each space, transmitting that mix of tradition and determination that characterizes La Roja, everything is ready for the protagonists to go out to defend the colors of their country.

 

 

 

 

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Georgia is already in the stadium and the players stepped onto the pitch with the serenity and focus of a team that knows what they are playing for. The Georgian team conveys calm, but also a competitive energy that reflects that they are ready to face the challenge ahead.

 

 

 

 

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Spain, currently number one in the FIFA ranking, will face Georgia for the tenth time, with a clearly favorable record: eight Spanish victories and only one Georgian victory since their first duel in 2012.

In the recent stage under the direction of Luis de la Fuente, all four games played have ended in triumph for La Roja, including the qualifying matches for UEFA EURO 2024, the crossing of octaves in EURO 2024 and the most recent 2-0 in October 2025 towards the World Cup.

The Spanish national team leads their qualifying group with full of victories and without having received a single goal in the four games they have played. Spain score 12 points and 15 goals in a perfect group stage to date. Turkey is second, with nine points, and Georgia third, with three. Bulgaria, still without scoring, closes group E.

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This is the starting time of the match: Georgia vs Spain - 15 November in several countries:

Argentina: 14:00 hrs on Disney+ Premium, ESPN

Bolivia: 13:00 hrs on Disney+ Premium, ESPN

Brazil: 14:00 hrs on Disney+ Premium

Chile: 13:00 hrs on Disney+ Premium, ESPN

Colombia: 12:00 hrs on Disney+ Premium, ESPN

Ecuador: 12:00 hrs on Disney+ Premium, ESPN

USA (ET) 12:00 hrs on fuboTV, ViX

Spain: 18:00 hrs on RTVE Play, Movistar+, fuboTV Spain, TVE La 1

Mexico: 11:00 hrs on Sky+, Sky Sports

Paraguay: 14:00 hrs on Disney+ Premium, ESPN

Peru: 12:00 hrs on Disney+ Premium, ESPN

Uruguay: 14:00 hrs on Disney+ Premium, ESPN

Venezuela: 13:00 hrs on Disney+ Premium, ESPN

The Borís Paichadze National Stadium, also known as Dinamo Stadium, is the largest sports venue in Georgia, located in Tbilisi and with a current capacity of 54,549 spectators. It is the home of Dinamo Tbilisi and regular home to national football and rugby teams.

Opened in 1976, it became one of the largest stadia in the Soviet Union and set an all-time record in 1979 when 110,000 fans attended a European Cup match against Liverpool. It has also been the scene of major international events, such as the 2015 European Super Cup.