TIPS - Georgia VS Spain

[(Georgia) Strength]:
1. Georgia still need to fight hard for group qualification, thus their motivation for this match is to secure maximum points at home. The team are determined to utilize their home advantage to try and cause problems for the strong Spain.
2. Georgia won 3-0 over Bulgaria at home in the last qualifier. They lost only 2 of the previous 10 home games.
3. Georgia scored 6 goals in 4 qualifiers, averaging over 1 goal per game, with forwards Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Georges Mikautadze being in hot form.

[(Georgia) Weakness]:
1. Georgia suffered 2 consecutive defeats in the qualifiers lately. They lost 3 of the last 4 qualifying matches, performing below expectations.
2. Georgia conceded 9 goals in the last 4 qualifiers, with an average of over 2 goals per game.
3. Georgia lost 2-0 to Spain in the first leg of the qualification. They were defeated in the last 6 meetings across all competitions and lost 8 of their 9 encounters.
4. Georgia lost 4 of the previous 6 games and 3 of the last 4 home ones in AH.

[(Spain) Strength]:
1. As the strong contenders for the top spot in the group, Spain's sole objective in this match is to secure all three points to solidify their group ranking. They are determined to win, even playing away from home.
2. Spain are on a 4-game winning streak in this World Cup qualification, revealing outstanding overall form. The team show strong overall strength and stable form, leading the group.
3. Spain won all their away matches in this qualification and scored 9 goals in the last 2 away games.
4. Spain kept all clean sheets in this World Cup qualification so far, boasting solid defense.
5. Spain scored 15 goals in 4 qualifiers, averaging over 3 goals per game, which shows hot attack.
6. Spain beat Georgia 2-0 in the first leg of the qualification and secured a 6-game winning streak in H2H games, giving them a better mentality.

[(Spain) Weakness]:
1. The in-form young winger Lamine Yamal has returned to his club due to injury, and Nico Williams is also out injured. In midfield, the crucially important Rodri and Pedri have also been omitted from the squad due to injury.
2. Spain won only 3 of the previous 10 games and only one of the last 4 away matches in AH.

[Tips]:
Although Georgia are in decent form recently and have the advantage of playing at home, there is a clear gap in overall strength compared to Spain.

Spain demonstrated strong dominance in this qualification, maintaining a perfect winning record with 0 goals conceded so far.

While Spain are currently dealing with some injury concerns, including the absence of starters like Lamine Yamal, Rodri, and Pedri, their squad depth is sufficient to cope, and the team's away performance has consistently been steady.

The historical head-to-head data also completely favors Spain, as they not only maintain a perfect winning record but also hold an absolute psychological advantage over Georgia in qualifiers.

Considering overall team strength, recent form, historical encounters, and motivation, the prospect of Spain winning this match away from home by a margin of two goals or more is very optimistic.

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