Georgia Beach Soccer Team is a national team that represents Georgia in international beach soccer competitions .
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| Confederation | UEFA | ||
| Federation | Georgian Football Federation | ||
| Main coach |  Nikolos Todadze | ||
| BSWW Rating | 79 ▲ 5 (July 2019) [1] | ||
| FIFA Code | Geo | ||
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| The first game | |||
Georgia 3-15  Portugal( Benidorm , Spain ; May 11, 2008) | |||
| Biggest win | |||
Georgia 6–3  Norway( Nazare , Portugal ; July 6, 2019) | |||
| Biggest defeat | |||
| Georgia 3-15 Portugal ( Benidorm , Spain ; May 11, 2008) | |||
Content
- 1 History
- 2 Achievements
- 3 Composition
- 4 notes
- 5 Links
History
For the first time, the national team was convened in 2008 to qualify for the World Cup , where it lost all its matches, including its largest defeat from the Portuguese national team with a score of 3-15. Since then, the team has not gathered for 9 years.
In 2017, the Georgian national team returned to the world stage and came to Jesolo , Italy to qualify for the World Cup in the Bahamas , where they played 2 matches instead of 3 due to the refusal of Austria.
The next year she made her debut in the Euroleague . At the last stage in Warnemunde, Germany, Georgia took the last place in the group, losing to Hungary, England and Denmark.
In 2019, she plays only in the Euroleague and will miss the World Cup selection. At the stage in Nazar , she ahead of schedule took first place in the group ahead of Bulgaria, Norway and Denmark, thereby earning her place in the Promofinal ahead of schedule.
Achievements
Composition
Composition for the Euroleague 2019 .
Note: Flags are indicated as a player may have more than one citizenship according to FIFA rules.
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Trainer : Nikolos Todadze
Notes
- ↑ BSWW World Ranking . Beach soccer Russia (July 2019). Date of treatment July 2019.