The Georgians believed, fought – but still had no chance. Bad news for Germany before the quarter-finals: Spain looks like the big favorite to win the title.
July 1, 2024, 4:37 am
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Georgian fans believed in a football miracle against Spain when their team took a surprise lead, but the Spanish found their rhythm and eventually won 4-1. Nevertheless, Georgia was proud of their performance at the European Championship. Spain, led by Rodri, showed strength and confidence and will now face Germany in the quarter-finals, which could be a potential final.
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The best team of the European Championship so far: The Spanish won 4-1 against Georgia in the round of 16. © ALBERTO PIZZOLI/AFP/Getty Images
The Georgian fans knew what was needed. “BELIEVE” was written in capital letters on white cloths in their corner. Belief. What else would help Georgia, a first-time European Championship participant, against the big favorite Spain, the team that has not conceded a goal in this European Championship so far?
And then, after 15 minutes of constant Spanish pressure, during which the very good goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili had already had to save a few times, the Georgians entered the opposing half for the umpteenth time? For the second, maybe the third time? The right-back Otar Kakabadze, known as Kaka, ran along the side and because the Spanish penalty area had been a restricted area until then, he shot the ball into the middle. Georgian superstar Khvitscha Kvarazkhelia stormed in. Robin Le Normand got to the ball a step ahead of him on the five-meter line, but it bounced off his hip and into the goal. Spain’s first goal of the tournament was an own goal. Some Georgians in the stands cried.
