Prediction Georgia - Hungary today 00:00 15/11/2026.

Georgia has recorded 4 Clean Sheets in the last 10 matches, demonstrating reliable defensive organization when facing weaker teams.

Georgia averages 5.2 corners per game in the last 10 matches, indicating the team still employs an active strategy of pressuring through wide areas.

Georgia boasts a solid defensive unit with high synergy from the trio of defenders Otar Kakabadze, Lasha Dvali, and Luka Lochoshvili, coupled with the high game reading and decisiveness demonstrated by Kakabadze and Lochoshvili through their tackle and interception statistics.

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia is Georgia's main attacking catalyst, consistently starting and providing the most assists among the core players, although this reliance also presents a major risk.

Georgia demonstrated high tactical flexibility by rotating through four different formations (4-2-3-1, 3-4-1-2, 5-3-2, 3-4-2-1) in the last four matches, showing diverse adaptability.

Georgia has a record of 2 wins, 4 draws, and 4 losses in its last 10 matches, indicating highly volatile and inconsistent form.

Georgia's average goals scored is 0.8 per game in the last 10 matches, indicating a clear offensive limitation.

Georgia has conceded a total of 11 goals in the last 10 matches (averaging 1.1 goals per game), highlighting a weakness when exploited due to lack of concentration.

The accumulation of 16 yellow cards in 10 matches indicates that Georgia's play is highly aggressive, suggesting a potential risk of losing discipline at critical moments.

The absence of Khvicha Kvaratskhelia (Forward) is the biggest blow, forcing Georgia to significantly diminish its primary breakthrough ability and source of creativity in the attacking third.

Hungary achieved a win rate of 60.0% (6 wins, 2 draws, 2 losses) in the last 10 matches, indicating a solid winning foundation but requiring improved stability.

Hungary's defense is highly reliable, boasting 5 clean sheets and an average of 0.7 goals conceded per match over the last 10 games.

Hungary demonstrated good control of the game with an average of 5.1 corner kicks per match in the last 10 appearances, indicating offensive initiative.

Hungary has been able to maximize points through draws (e.g., 0-0 against Northern Ireland) in the last 10 matches, demonstrating tactical flexibility.

Hungary maintained high stability in their defense with the continuous performance of Mark Csinger and Willi Orbán, who demonstrated excellent clearance abilities (Orbán: 25 times, Csinger: 14 times) and tackling (Orbán: 6 times, Csinger: 10 times) in recent matches.

Hungary's central midfield axis was built by the continuous presence of András Schäfer and Dominik Szoboszlai, who provided the primary source of creativity with 15 key passes accumulated throughout the season.

Hungary's attack scored a total of 12 goals, averaging 1.2 goals per game in the last 10 matches, demonstrating good efficiency in capitalizing on opportunities.

The absence of Dominik Szoboszlai due to a knee injury created a significant creative void for Hungary, affecting the connection between the midfield and the forwards in the 4-2-3-1 system.