Tbilisi Stadium sold Out as Georgia Prioritizes Football Clash with Bulgaria
TBILISI, GEORGIA – A capacity crowd of approximately 48,000 is expected at Boris paichadze Stadium tomorrow as teh Georgian national football team faces Bulgaria in a crucial World cup qualifying match. The anticipated turnout underscores football’s dominance as the nation’s premier sport, even as Georgia simultaneously hosts a EuroBasket playoff game.
Despite competing with their basketball team’s 1/8-finals matchup against france, Georgian fans have overwhelmingly prioritized the football fixture, a testament to the high stakes involved. Georgia’s team,led by Willie Sanol,suffered a defeat in their opening qualifier and views a victory against Bulgaria as essential to maintain their World cup hopes. “The stadium is always full when playing the national team, whether the meeting Spain, Gibraltar or Luxembourg,” confirmed a georgian journalist.
the 55,000-seat stadium – currently reduced to 48,000 due to advertising and paneling – will be brimming with support as the Bulgarian team arrives following their recent 0-3 loss to Spain at Vasil Levski national Stadium in front of 40,000 spectators just two days prior. The match,scheduled for 4:00 PM local time,represents a pivotal moment for both nations in their quest for World Cup qualification.
