Turkiye vs Georgia Prediction and Betting Tips | October 14th 2025

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Turkiye and Georgia return to action in the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers when they square off at the Kocaeli Stadium on Tuesday. Having won the last three meetings between the two nations, Vincenzo Montella’s men will look to extend their dominance in this fixture and secure their first home victory of the campaign.

Turkiye returned to winning ways in style on Saturday as they steamrolled Bulgaria 6-1 when the two nations squared off at the National Sports Academy Vasil Levski.

Montella’s side had kicked off their quest for a first World Cup appearance since 2002 with a narrow 3-2 victory over Georgia in September’s reverse fixture, three days before crashing back down to earth in a 6-0 defeat against Spain.

With six points from their first three matches, Turkiye are currently second in the Group E table, three points behind first-placed Spain, who boast a 100% record in the qualifiers.

On the other hand, Georgia were condemned to their second defeat of the qualifiers on Saturday when they were beaten 2-0 by Spain at the Estadio Manuel Martínez Valero.

Sandwiched between the two defeats, Willy Sagnol’s men picked up a 3-0 victory over Bulgaria on September 7 courtesy of goals from Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, Nika Gagnidze and Georges Mikautadze.

Georgia, who are aiming for their first-ever World Cup qualification, currently sit third in Group E with three points from three games, only above rock-bottom Bulgaria, who have lost each of their three matches so far.


Turkiye vs Georgia Head-To-Head and Key Numbers

  • With five wins from the last seven meetings between the sides, Turkiye boast a superior record in the history of this fixture.
  • Georgia have picked up just one win in that time, which came in February 2007, when they beat Montella’s men 1-0 in a friendly fixture, while the spoils have been shared once.
  • Turkiye are unbeaten in seven of their most recent eight competitive home matches, picking up five wins and two draws since June 2023.
  • Georgia have lost just two of their seven games across all competitions in 2025 while picking up four wins and one draw since the turn of the year.

Turkiye vs Georgia Prediction

Fresh off the back of an emphatic victory over Bulgaria, Turkiye will head into Tuesday’s game with sky-high confidence as they continue their quest for a first World Cup appearance since 2002.

Montella’s men take on a Georgia side who have struggled for consistency, and we are backing them to come out on top, albeit by a slender margin.

Prediction: Turkiye 2-1 Georgia


Turkiye vs Georgia Betting Tips

Tip 1: Result - Turkiye to win

Tip 2: Over 2.5 goals - Yes (There have been three or more goals scored in four of the last five clashes between the two nations)

Tip 3: Both sides to score - Yes (Both nations have also scored in their last five encounters)

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