Georgia vs Spain Prediction & Betting Tips - World Cup

Prediction published on 26/03/2021, 00:15  by Nella Wagah | Modified on 26/03/2021 at 00:17 in World Cup Prediction

Spain are undefeated in their last 64 World Cup qualification matches, but on Thursday had a frustrating outing at home to Greece in Group B, drawing 1-1. Next up, the former world champions pack for an away game in Georgia, with their hosts keen on breaking a run of six winless matches. Georgia lost 1-0 away to Sweden in their opening game in the group, making it the third time in five games that they’ve failed to score and now they have three losses in the last five matches. The hosts haven’t shown much prowess in attack, scoring more than a goal in just one of their last 14 matches, but they haven’t also been conceding heavily; in the last 14, they’ve let in two goals in just four matches. However, they have just one win in seven home matches though they have clean sheets in five of their last eight home games, including against Denmark and Ireland. In their last 18 World Cup qualification matches, Georgia have no win, just 11 losses and they’ve failed to score in the last three. They’ve conceded more than a goal in just two of their last 10 World Cup qualification matches.

Spain are ranked 83 places higher than Georgia and will be the favorites going to this game even though they have just one win in their last five matches. The visitors were frustrated by Greece at home and will be hoping to restart their qualification campaign with a win in Georgia. They haven’t won a lot lately, but Spain have just one loss in the last 20 matches; that loss, against Ukraine, came in the Nations League, and they have just one clean sheet in the last five matches. Spain have no win in the last seven away matches but they have just one loss in the last 10 away matches. They will have to work on the defence though, heading here with just two clean sheets in the last 10 away matches. In their last 10 World Cup qualification matches Spain have managed eight wins. They’ve scored 14 goals in five away matches in the qualifiers, conceding two and keeping three clean sheets.