Georgia vs Hungary prediction 14.11.2026 | UEFA Nations League

Georgia have struggled considerably in this Nations League campaign, failing to score in four consecutive matches against Northern Ireland, Hungary and Ukraine. Although they have not performed particularly poorly, recording two draws against Northern Ireland and Ukraine, they are yet to score in this campaign, underlining their severe offensive problems.

Head coach Ramaz Svanadze will also have to manage some important absences. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia remains unavailable following a long-term injury sustained against Barcelona in the Champions League. Furthermore, midfielder Giorgi Kochorashvili is suspended for Saturday's encounter.

Georges Mikautadze, who has scored eight goals in 18 Nations League appearances, will be particularly important in the absence of Kvaratskhelia.

Hungary have enjoyed a considerably better campaign, collecting seven points from their opening four fixtures. Marco Rossi's men have won their last two Nations League matches, beating Saturday’s opponent Georgia 1-0 before recording an impressive 2-1 away victory against Ukraine.

Their defensive performances have also been encouraging, keeping clean sheets against both Georgia and Northern Ireland.

Rossi has included 27 players in his latest squad, with Attila Szalai returning alongside Roland Sallai and Barnabás Varga following their respective injury recoveries. However, Alex Toth and Tamás Szűcs are unavailable through injury, while Donát Bárány is not yet fully fit.