Georgia vs Greece Prediction 31 August 2025
🔊 On Sunday, Georgia will host Greece in a EuroBasket clash that could significantly impact both teams' standings in the tournament. The encounter promises to be an exciting showdown between two squads eager to solidify their positions in the group. This match is particularly crucial for Georgia, who are fighting for a playoff spot, while the Greek team aims to maintain their lead in the group following two victories at the start of the tournament.
Head-to-head statistics Georgia - Greece

Georgia Team Overview
The Georgian national team has shown mixed results recently, securing victory in three of their last five matches. However, their performances are often marked by low scoring, with a trend of under 157.5 total points in each of their last five games. The Georgian squad isn't always consistent on offense, but they are renowned for their solid defense and ability to play a strong defensive game.
This strategy proved effective for a long time against the Italian team in their previous encounter, where it seemed Georgia might once again overcome a formidable opponent (having knocked out reigning champions Spain in the opening clash of EuroBasket). However, the "Squadra Azzurra" demonstrated greater tactical flexibility, and as a result, Georgia couldn't maintain the required level until the final buzzer. The match ended in a 62-78 defeat, with Goga Bitadze leading the team by scoring 22 points.
Match Results: Georgia

Greece Team Overview
Greece are in excellent form, riding a five-game winning streak. Known for their aggressive offensive play and ability to hit three-pointers with high accuracy, they have secured seven wins in their last ten games, suffering only three losses, showcasing strong performances both at home and away. One of the key players for the national team is point guard Nick Calathes, who consistently emerges as the top assist provider in matches.
On Saturday, the descendants of the Hellenes claimed their second consecutive victory, predictably thrashing EuroBasket's weakest participant, Cyprus, with a score of 96-69. Vassilis Spanoulis wisely rested his star player, Giannis Antetokounmpo. In his absence, the duo of Dorsey and Mitoglou took center stage, each scoring 18 points. Greece played at just over half of their potential, leaving one to wonder what the final score margin would have been if they had fully unleashed their capabilities. The team has largely secured their playoff spot and can comfortably manage the workload of their leading basketball players moving forward.