Published September 28, 2026 · By the Goalorithm model desk
Read the preview written before kickoff →
Match report
Georgia and Ukraine shared a 0-0 draw in the UEFA Nations League on Monday, September 28, with the score 0-0 at half-time and 0-0 at the end. Georgia registered 14 shots to Ukraine’s 7, but neither side found a goal. The final score reflected a contest in which Georgia produced more attempts without turning that activity into a breakthrough.
The draw leaves the clearest impression in the contrast between Georgia’s volume of shooting and the absence of a finish. Ukraine had fewer efforts, yet also held slightly more of the ball; neither measure was enough to change the score.
The numbers
Georgia had 49% possession and Ukraine had 51%. The shots-on-target count was 5 for Georgia and 2 for Ukraine, while the corner figures were 4 and 0 respectively. Those totals point to Georgia creating more opportunities to test the opposing goal, though Ukraine’s share of possession kept the match from being a one-sided account of the play.
The save figures were 2 for Georgia and 5 for Ukraine. Ukraine’s goalkeeper was called upon more often, consistent with Georgia’s larger shot tally and greater number of efforts on target. Georgia’s corners also provided further attacking situations, but there was no goal to show for them. Ukraine’s smaller number of attempts did not translate into a goal either, leaving the result level despite the different shape of the teams’ attacking statistics.