Georgia vs Northern Ireland prediction — UEFA Nations League · Fri 25 Sept · 17:00 UK

UEFA Nations League · Fri 25 Sept · 17:00 UK
Georgia 33Draw 27Northern Ireland 41
Our call before kickoff
67%
Northern Ireland or draw
Landed
2.8
Goals expected
Full time
Final 0–1
Goal before half-time (before kick-off)
71%
Both teams score (before kick-off)
57%
3+ goals (before kick-off)
54%

How it finished

Northern Ireland beat Georgia 1–0. Bawler's model had Northern Ireland in front at 41% before kickoff, and that is how it finished. It forecast 2.8 goals; only 1 was scored. Georgia had 11 shots (5 on target) to Northern Ireland's 12 (5), with 62% of the ball against 38%. On expected goals it was 1.7 to 1.2, so Georgia created the better chances and still lost the game.

GeorgiaFull-time statsNorthern…
62%Possession38%
1.7Expected goals (xG)1.2
11Shots12
5Shots on target5
7Shots inside box3
3Big chances2
9Corners1
4Saves4
13Fouls14
0Offsides3
1Yellow cards3
What we publishedBeforeAfter
Our callNorthern Ireland or draw 67%Northern Ireland won (41% called)
Total goals2.81
Both teams to score57%No
Graded pickOver 1.5 goals 77%Missed
Second pickOver 2.5 goals 54%Missed

Published before kickoff and settled afterwards — misses included. Every call is time-stamped to the Bitcoin blockchain before the match so it cannot be edited later.

What we expected

What we expected before kickoff.

GeorgiaNorthern Ireland
1.3
Goals+0.2
1.5
GeorgiaNorthern Ireland
0.4
Goals
0.5
GeorgiaNorthern Ireland
0.9
Goals+0.1
1.0

Each row is drawn on one scale, so a bar means the same length on both sides. Second-half goals are our full-match forecast minus our first half. Shots and corners are not shown for this match — one of these national teams has too few recorded games for us to forecast them.

Our numbers, most likely first

What we published for this match, strongest first — our three strongest above the line.

MarketProbability
Northern Ireland to score78%
Over 1.5 goals77%
Georgia to score74%
Under 3.5 goals68%

First half — what we expected

Georgia
44%
to score before half-time
Northern Ireland
49%
to score before half-time

Chance of at least one goal before half-time: 71%

Shots and corners are not shown for international matches yet — national teams play too few games for us to forecast them well.

Model inputs

Expected goals gap (home minus away)-0.2 / match
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Common questions

Who won Georgia vs Northern Ireland?

Northern Ireland beat Georgia 1–0. Bawler's model had Northern Ireland in front at 41% before kickoff, and that is how it finished. It forecast 2.8 goals; only 1 was scored. Georgia had 11 shots (5 on target) to Northern Ireland's 12 (5), with 62% of the ball against 38%. On expected goals it was 1.7 to 1.2, so Georgia created the better chances and still lost the game.

What was the final score in Georgia vs Northern Ireland?

Georgia 0–1 Northern Ireland, played on 25 Sept 2026 in the Europe: UEFA Nations League. Bawler's model had gone into it with Georgia 33%, the draw 27% and Northern Ireland 41%.

What were the stats in Georgia vs Northern Ireland?

Full-time: Possession 62%–38%, Expected goals (xG) 1.7–1.2, Shots 11–12, Shots on target 5–5, Shots inside box 7–3, Big chances 3–2, Corners 9–1, Saves 4–4, Fouls 13–14, Offsides 0–3, Yellow cards 1–3.

Did both teams score in Georgia vs Northern Ireland?

No. It finished 0–1, so Georgia failed to score. Bawler's model had put both teams scoring at 57% before kickoff.

Was Bawler's prediction for Georgia vs Northern Ireland right?

Every call is published before kickoff and graded afterwards, misses included. On this match: Our call — we said Northern Ireland or draw 67%, it finished Northern Ireland won (41% called); Total goals — we said 2.8, it finished 1; Both teams to score — we said 57%, it finished No; Graded pick — we said Over 1.5 goals 77%, it finished Missed; Second pick — we said Over 2.5 goals 54%, it finished Missed.

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