The match ends, Georgia easily beats Thailand to take the victory at home and in front of its people.
In the last 10 minutes of the game, Georgia’s victory is more than assured and it is only a matter of minutes before they seal it.
Giorgi Loria makes another save in the match and keeps Thailand blanked.
GOOOOOO FOR GEORGIA!
GOOOOOOOOOL FOR GEORGIA
GEORGIA’S GOAL! This is already a goal
Loria is once again a factor in the arc
Loria leans to his left and keeps the ball, Thailand’s first almost falls through.
Mikautadze gets in a good shot but it goes over the crossbar.
In a couple of moments we will start broadcasting the duel between Georgia and Thailand from the Mikheil Meskhis sakhelobis Stadioni, corresponding to the international friendly.
The official mascot already has a name, and his name is Albärt. This friendly bear has been christened by the choice of UEFA.com users and schoolchildren across Europe through the UEFA Football in Schools programme.
Albärt joins a distinguished list of charismatic characters who have been the mascots of previous editions of the EURO, such as Berni, Goaliath, Rabbit and Kinas. Name choices such as Bärnardo, Bärnheart and Herzi von Bär (all related to the German translation of “bear”) were also exciting propositions, but in the end Albärt stood out by winning with 32% of the vote.
Euro 2024 will take place from June 14 to July 14 of that year. The corresponding draw will take place in Hamburg on Saturday, December 2. Since Germany is the host country, it will be seeded in Group A and will occupy the A1 position. This means they will play the opening match at the Munich Football Arena on Friday, June 14.
Germany has secured its place at the European Championship finals as host nation, marking its 14th consecutive appearance at the tournament.
In total, 23 places remain available for the finals, which will be determined through the European qualifiers, which will run from March to November 2023, followed by the play-offs scheduled for March 2024.
Germany has been selected as the host country for EURO 2024 during the 17th edition of the UEFA European Championship. This decision was made at a meeting of the UEFA Executive Committee held in Nyon on 27 September 2018. West Germany had already hosted in 1988, but this will be the first time Germany will host the UEFA European Championship after the country’s reunification.
The Georgian team is currently in fourth place in Group A of the Euro 2024 qualifiers, with Scotland in first place, Spain in second, Norway in third, Georgia in fourth and Cyprus in last place.
The wait is over, all the emotions of the international duels of the FIFA Date are back, with the best goals, the best plays, the best players and the best controversies in a week where the nations will once again measure themselves to continue their path to the championship.
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G. Mamardashvili; G. Gocholeishvili, S. Kverkvelia, G. Kashia, I. Azarov; S. Lobjanidze, G. Aburjania, L. Gagnidze, K. Kvaratskhelia; O. Kiteishvili, G. Mikautadze.
For this match, the player to watch will be Thailand’s iconic center forward Teerasil Dangda. The Thailand attacker is always a latent danger inside the box, whether or not he has the ball under his control so opposing defenses should always be on their toes as Teerasil Dangda knows how to slip through defensive lines to get unmarked and score a goal for his team.
C. Bootprom; P. Notchaiya, E. Dolah, C. Aukke, L. Mickelson; P. Sookjithammaukul, S. Yooyen; S. Sarachart, C. Songkrasin, C. Promsrikaew; T. Dangda.
Georgia and Thailand have never met at any time or any official/friendly tournament, so this will be the first time the two teams will meet head to head on the pitch. This factor adds a little more spice to the match as both teams will be looking to take the win as it will be the first meeting.
Mikheil Meskhi Stadium is a major soccer stadium located in the city of Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia. This stadium is one of the most iconic venues for soccer in the country and has been home to several Georgian soccer teams throughout its history, the most prominent being Dinamo Tbilisi.
On the other hand, Georgia is surprising everyone in this qualification for the Euro 2024 as they are second in the group in a group where they look to be the underdogs to qualify, however, this match against Spain is the great opportunity to continue to strengthen and score points that will allow them to dream of qualifying for next year’s European Championship.
The Thailand national team is currently in the midst of intensive preparations for the upcoming World Cup. The national team, affectionately known as the “War Elephants,” is committed to reaching their best form and performance to represent their country with honor and pride at this prestigious international friendly. The War Elephants are preparing to face some of the world’s top teams, and every day of training brings them one step closer to their dream of making an indelible mark in Thai soccer history.
Every October, fans around the world look forward to FIFA World Cup dates, a period when national teams come together for exciting friendly and qualifying matches. This lull in the domestic leagues provides the perfect opportunity for teams to showcase their talent and seek international glory. As well as being a chance for teams to fine-tune their tactics and players, the October FIFA Date is also a showcase for promising young players looking to earn a place on the international stage.
