Georgia vs Czech Republic - Preview, Prediction and Betting Tips, 07/09/2024

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Georgia will host the Czech Republic in the first round of the UEFA Nations League, League B Group 1 fixture. Date: 07/09/2024 Time: 16:00 UTC Venue: Mikheil Meskhi Stadium in Tbilisi.

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These predictions below for the Georgia vs Czech Republic UEFA Nations League clash were made by Bookmaker Ratings. For more predictions on the Premier League, Bundesliga, Serie A, La Liga, and other European football leagues, visit our Football Predictions & Betting Tips page.

Predictions for Georgia vs Czech Republic

For the game Georgia vs the Czech Republic, we predict a 1-1 draw, and this is why. Bookmakers are predicting that the Czechs will emerge victorious; however, Georgia is not an easy team to beat at home, where they have not suffered a defeat in seven matches, winning five and drawing two of them.

Prediction: Draw – 3.69

We predict Georgia vs Czech Republic will produce over 1.5 goals, and this is why. There is a 62% probability that there will be three or fewer goals in this game. In detail, Georgia’s past four home games and the Czech Republic’s previous six away fixtures produced under 3.5 goals.

Prediction: Over 1.5 Goals – 1.33

Match Preview for Georgia vs Czech Republic

Georgia will play in their first UEFA Nations League (UNL) second tier after winning their League C group in 2022/23 and reaching the Round of 16 at their first European championships this summer. After winning five of six games (D1) during that cycle, including their most memorable 2-0 win over Portugal in Euro 2024, the Crusaders should feel at home.

After finishing 22nd out of 24 teams, the Czech Republic had their worst European Championships as an independent nation, earning only one point against Georgia. Their first UNL League A campaign was a disaster, finishing last in their group (W1, D1, L4) and being relegated to the second tier for the third time in four years.