Our prediction for this Nations League match:
A place in the UEFA Nations League B will be at stake when Georgia and Armenia take on each other at Boris Paichadze Dinamo Arena on Sunday. Georgia rolled over Armenia 3-0 in the first leg without suspended winger Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, but the PSG ace is back to the starting XI. Olympique Lyon forward Georges Mikautadze should keep his place in the starting eleven.
John van 't Schip’s troops, on the other hand, experienced all sorts of problems at the back in the first leg. As Armenia head into the second leg with the lack of confidence, there is a big value in betting on Kvaratskhelia and Co. To make things even worse for the away team, defender Hovhannes Hambardzumyan serves a one-game ban due to the accumulation of yellow cards. Anyhow, anything but a routine home victory would be a big surprise.
Highlighted Team (Georgia):

Georgia are yet another former Soviet republic who have been competing as an independent country since 1990. The Georgians had their international debut on May 27, 1990, with the team sharing the spoils with Lithuania in Tbilisi.
Georgia have been struggling in the qualifiers for both FIFA World Cup and the European Championship ever since they played their first qualifying game and they have yet to book their place at the finals of the major tournaments. The Georgian national football team recorded their biggest win on March 30, 1997, with the team hammering Armenia in front of home fans, but they were demolished by Denmark (1-6) eight years later and that is considered the team’s biggest loss.
The Likes of Kakha Kaladze and Shota Arveladze are considered Georgia’s most famous players. Kakha Kaladze played for Georgia from 1996 to 2011, scoring one goal in 83 appearances for the national team. The left-footed defender won two Champions League titles with Serie A giants AC Milan (2003, 2007).