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Manager Willy Sagnol

Stadium Boris Paichadze Dinamo Arena

Founded 1990

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About Betting on Georgia

Georgia's national football team was established in 1990 following the country's independence. Based at the Boris Paichadze Dinamo Arena in Tbilisi, the side competes in UEFA competitions and World Cup qualifiers. Georgia has contested major tournaments including the UEFA European Championship and achieved qualification for the 2024 World Cup, marking a significant milestone in the nation's football history. The team maintains a fierce rivalry with neighbouring Armenia, a fixture steeped in regional significance and intensity.

Club Facts

Founded1990

Home groundBoris Paichadze Dinamo Arena

CountryInternational

When was Georgia national football team founded?

The national team was established in 1990 following Georgia's independence from the Soviet Union. This marked the beginning of competitive international football under the Georgian Football Federation.

What is Georgia's home stadium?

The Boris Paichadze Dinamo Arena in Tbilisi serves as the national team's primary venue. The stadium is named after a legendary Georgian footballer and remains the country's flagship ground for international matches.

What are Georgia's main football rivalries?

Georgia maintains intense rivalries with neighbouring nations, particularly Armenia and Azerbaijan, reflecting regional football culture and historical context. Matches between these sides carry significant national importance.

Has Georgia ever qualified for a major football tournament?

Georgia has competed in UEFA Euro qualifying rounds and World Cup qualifying campaigns throughout its history since 1990. The team has consistently participated in these prestigious competitions as a UEFA member nation.