Bulgaria vs Georgia: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Tue, 18 Nov '25)

The forthcoming clash in the World Cup Qualifiers UEFA is set to occur at the Vasil Levski National Stadium in Bulgaria on Tuesday, 18 November '25 local time. Both teams are meeting with recent performances offering valuable insights into their strategies and potential outcomes. Historically, in their last three head-to-head encounters, Georgia has demonstrated dominance with two victories, while Bulgaria has yet to secure a win against them, with the remaining match concluding in a draw.

Reflecting on their most recent duel on Sunday, 7 September '25, Georgia emerged victorious with a commanding 3-0 win at home. Leading up to this contest, Bulgaria is reeling from a recent 0-4 defeat to Spain, whereas Georgia also returned with a setback, having lost 1-4 to Türkiye. Analyzing these performances underscores the challenges each team faces in altering their trajectories.

Player performance stats: The focus will be on individual contributions, as Bulgaria depends heavily on T. Nedelev, their leading scorer this season with two goals. Conversely, Georgia will rely on the playmaking abilities of O. Kiteishvili, who tops the assists chart for them with one assist. Exceptional performances by top-rated Bulgarian players include Daniel Naumov with a rating of 7.7, followed by Georgi Georgiev at 7.5, and Valentin Antov at 7.14. For Georgia, notable performances come from Davit Khocholava rated at 7.27, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia at 7.15, and Georgiy Tsitaishvili at 6.97.

Analyzing possession stats reveals Bulgaria maintaining an average possession of 38.625%, whereas Georgia slightly edges them with 41%. Corner statistics also mirror a similar pattern with Bulgaria averaging approximately 3 corners per match compared to Georgia’s 3.75.

Disciplinary records further highlight the competitive edge as Bulgaria has accumulated 16 yellow cards, 1 red card, and conceded no penalty goals. Georgia counters with 21 yellow cards, 1 red card, and likewise, no penalty goals conceded.

Comprehensive analysis suggests Georgia holds a slight advantage when considering their head-to-head success and current player form. Based on these stats, Georgia appears poised to continue their winning form against Bulgaria.