Bulgaria defeat brought the qualifying campaign to an end

In November 2025, the only defeat in the period under review came by a 2-1 scoreline against Bulgaria in World Cup qualifying. The loss also brought the side concerned’s campaign in the competition to an end. For Georgia, who host Hungary in the UEFA Nations League group stage, that recent result is a backdrop to a fixture described as important in the pursuit of points and progress up the standings.

The match is due to be played at Boris Paichadze Dinamo Arena in Tbilisi. Both teams are described as continuing their progress in European football, making the group fixture an opportunity to collect points towards their aim of moving up. Information for supporters also covers the stadium, ticket categories and the steps for making a booking.

The sides’ last-five records are alike in wins, though the remaining results differ. Georgia have won twice, drawn twice and lost once. Hungary have also claimed two victories, alongside a draw and a defeat in their five-match run. The Bulgaria loss is the negative result highlighted for the period, while both teams arrive with the same number of recent wins.

Their earlier meetings provide a shared, though distant, reference point. In June 2001, Hungary won 4-1 at home in World Cup qualifying. Three months later, in September, Georgia responded with a 3-1 victory in Tbilisi in the same competition. Both results therefore went to the home team. The record offers no one-sided verdict from those two meetings.

Official tickets are sold through the Georgian Football Federation’s ticketing portal, which usually manages sales for home matches in Tbilisi. General-admission seats at Boris Paichadze Dinamo Arena are listed at around 10 to 30 euros, depending on category. Those details add practical information for supporters to the sporting stakes of a group-stage match in which both Georgia and Hungary will be looking to keep progressing.