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Home performance stands out as a key reference point for analyzing Georgia’s prospects in this UEFA Nations League fixture. The side has been wildly inconsistent across recent outings, logging a win rate of only 30% across all competitive matches, with 20% of games ending in draws and a steep 50% loss rate, which clearly highlights their obvious flaw in overall performance stability. However, their home record tells a totally different story. Wins, draws and losses all sit at an even 33.3% respectively. This perfectly balanced distribution proves Georgia boasts solid resilience and strong competitiveness when playing on their home turf, making them more than capable of posing a real threat to the high-caliber visiting Ukraine side. Georgia’s home defensive numbers immediately jump out when we break down the two sides’ recent form. Across all their fixtures, Georgia averages 1.2 goals scored and 1.6 conceded per game, with an overall goal difference of -4, plus 5 corner kicks and

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Ukraine will be without Oleksandr Nazarenko, who was sent off after receiving two yellow cards during the victory over Hungary, while Maldera confirmed that Anatoliy Trubin will start in goal against Georgia. Georgia and Ukraine have met seven times across various competitions; Ukraine has recorded four wins and Georgia has yet to secure a victory, with the remaining three matches ending in draws. In their two meetings during the 2024/25 UEFA Nations League, Ukraine won 1-0 at home before Georgia held them to a 1-1 draw in Tbilisi. Ukraine opened the competition with a 1-0 victory over Hungary thanks to a Danylo Sikan goal in the 42nd minute. Hungary actually dominated possession and had 17 shots. Coach Andrea Maldera believes his team still has room for improvement despite their victory in Budapest.

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The head-to-head record between these two sides paints a highly competitive, closely matched picture that defies easy pre-match predictions. Their most recent Nations League meeting ended in a 1-1 draw in Georgia, where the home side dominated attacking territory to rack up 8 corner kicks compared to Ukraine’s 4, showing clear on-field control over large stretches of the fixture. The reverse fixture in the same Nations League campaign, held at a neutral venue, saw Ukraine grind out a narrow 1-0 win. Even though they only earned 3 corners against Georgia’s 7 that day, their clinical finishing in the final third made the difference to take all three points. Their earlier senior international friendly encounter also saw Ukraine edge out Georgia 2-1 on neutral ground. Looking back at the full head-to-head records across past European Qualifiers campaigns, the two sides have shared two 1-1 draws, alongside two narrow wins for Ukraine with scorelines of 3-2 and 2-0 respectively. Georgia

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