Sagnol’s Georgia remains alive, Mikautadze still shines

Beaten by Turkey for its entry into the first final phase of a Euro in its history, Georgia won a point this Saturday in Hamburg, against the Czech Republic (1-1), who had also lost during the 1^time day ahead of Portugal.

Ultra-dominant, the Czechs were surprised at the end of the first period by a penalty from Georges Mikautadze (1-0, 45^e+4). But after having stumbled against Giorgi Mamardashvili for a long time, the Czech Republic ended up equalizing thanks to their scorer Patrik Schick (1-1, 59^e), left injured a few moments later.

A draw that doesn’t help anyone but leaves everyone alive. On the last day, Georgia will therefore have to create a feat against Portugal to qualify for the round of 16 of the tournament. For its part, the Czech Republic will have to win ahead of Turkey.

Georgia-Czech Republic, the stakes of the match

Woe to the vanquished… Qualified for the first time in the final phase of a Euro, Georgia lost 3-1 for its entry into the running against Turkey.

This Saturday afternoon, the selection led by Willy Sagnol will have no room for error against the Czech Republic, this Saturday afternoon, if it wants to hope to qualify for the round of 16.

Same observation for the Czechs. The latter narrowly lost against Portugal (2-1), after having led the score.

Georgia-Czech Republic, the official lines

Georgia: Mamardashvili – Kakabadze, Kverkvelia,
Kashia, Dvali, Tsitaishvili – Kochorashvili, Mekvabishvili,
Davitashvili – Mikautadze, Kvaratskhelia.

Czech Republic: Stanek – Coufal, Holes, Hranac, Krejci, D. Jurasek – Soucek, Provod – Cerny – Schick, Hlozek

Georgia-Czech Republic, where to watch the match?

The match between Georgia and the Czech Republic will kick off this Saturday at 3 p.m. The match will be followed live with commentary on our site and will be broadcast on beIN Sports 1, which broadcasts the entirety of Euro 2024.

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