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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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Georgia, after a painful 0-1 home defeat to Northern Ireland on September 26, find themselves in a must-not-lose situation. That loss, sealed by a 90+9' winner from Shea Charles, cost head coach Willy Sagnol his job immediately, and 45-year-old Ramaz Svanadze has been hastily installed as his replacement.

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Georgia has posted 3 wins, 2 draws and 5 losses across their last 10 outings, falling to a home defeat against Northern Ireland in their most recent fixture. Their fluctuating form has dented team morale significantly. Ukraine, by contrast, has claimed 6 wins, 1 draw and 3 losses in the same 10-game span, picking up a narrow away victory over Hungary last time out to ride a clear upward momentum. They hold a solid psychological edge over Georgia, who have failed to secure a win across their two most recent head-to-head meetings, with Ukraine remaining unbeaten in that pair of clashes. Georgia heads into the game with a fully fit, unhindered squad with no injury concerns. Ukraine, however, will be without left winger Nazarenko, who is suspended following an indirect red card, which limits their options on the flank. Even with this absence, their overall competitive level remains higher than their opponents'. The hosts carry a heavier psychological burden as they are desperate to end the

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