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The NFT Rating

NFT Rating of Georgia

Rating
1,648
Rating today, rank 75
Peak
1,782
Peak on 10 Sept 2024 · To the match
Low
1,396
Lowest on 14 Oct 2009 · To the match
Matches
311
Matches: 99 won, 67 drawn, 145 lost

Rating after every match

Each year is a hover target with its rating at year end. Every team started at 1500.

Show as table
YearRating at year endMatches
20261,6487
20251,67610
20241,71713
20231,66910
20221,6839
20211,57612
20201,5338
20191,57510
20181,56610
20171,50412
20161,4938
20151,50410
20141,4807
20131,4758
20121,4888
20111,4649
20101,4728
20091,39610
20081,48110
20071,50212
20061,48411
20051,47111
20041,4939
20031,5108
20021,5265
20011,53110
20001,4919
19991,4398
19981,53411
19971,5657
19961,5028
19951,5456
19941,52111
19931,4931
19921,5003
19911,5131
19901,4941

Biggest gains

DateOpponentScorePoints
Portugal2–0▲ +68
Sweden2–0▲ +50
North Macedonia3–0▲ +50
Scotland2–0▲ +45
Wales5–0▲ +45

Biggest losses

DateOpponentScorePoints
Lithuania0–2▼ −40
Albania1–3▼ −32
Albania0–1▼ −31
Armenia1–2▼ −30
Turkey1–3▼ −29

At major tournaments

World Cups and continental finals: points won (a draw counts half) against the points the rating expected. Overachievers & chokers →

TournamentMatchesPointsExpectedvs. expectation
European Championship 202441.50.9+0.6

How it works

  1. Expectation Before every match the rating difference gives each side an expected result. 400 points more means a 10:1 favourite; the team playing in its own country gets 100 points extra.

  2. Surprise After the match, points move from the loser to the winner: the more surprising the result, the more points. A draw after a penalty shootout counts as a draw.

  3. Weight World Cup matches count three times as much as friendlies, continental finals 2.5 times, qualifiers twice. Wins by two goals or more count extra. Successor states such as Russia continue with the rating of their predecessor.