The two teams may not differ significantly in terms of quality, but their tactical approaches are clearly distinct.

Georgia relies on a well-organized counterattacking strategy, marked by strong defensive structure and limited space for opponents to exploit. This approach is especially effective against possession-oriented teams like Ukraine.

Their contrasting styles were evident in their most recent encounter, where the match was decided by a moment of individual brilliance from Ukraine’s star player, Mykhailo Mudryk.

For Ukraine to secure valuable points and improve their standing, another standout performance from Mudryk will likely be crucial.

Georgia, currently second in Group B, is equally motivated. A victory would see them move ahead of the Czech Republic to take the top spot in the group, earning promotion to League A and reinforcing their strong campaign.