Tbilisi competes for hosting the UEFA Europa League club finals in 2021
The UEFA Executive Committee will select the host associations for the finals on May 29, 2019. Photo: Getty Images
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UEFA (the Union of European Football Associations) announced that it has received bid dossiers from nine member associations to host UEFA club competition finals in 2021, Tbilisi among them.
Tbilisi's Boris Paichadze Dinamo Arena will be competing with Sevilla's Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán for hosting the UEFA Europa League club finals.
The UEFA Executive Committee will select the successful host associations for the finals of the 2021 UEFA Europa League, UEFA Women’s Champions League and UEFA Super Cup on 29 May 2019.
The bidding procedure for the selection of the venues to host the finals in 2021 was launched in October 2018.
Construction of the international football stadium that will comply with Category IV of the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) standards is steadily developing in Georgia’s Black Sea resort town of Batumi.
Georgia’s Football Federation has won one of the top three awards of UEFA and received the prize of the Most Progressive Country, Georgia’s Football Federation has announced.
Tbilisi will be competing with two European cities for a right to host the final of the 2021 UEFA Europa League competition, the European football body revealed today.
The Georgian national football team has qualified for the play-off stage of the newly launched UEFA Nations League after winning their fourth match in their group at the tournament.
Georgian Football Federation President Levan Kobiashvili has been appointed Chairman of the UEFA Football Committee, with a record six officials from Georgia set to serve in the international body.
The Georgian national football team has defeated Estonia in UEFA Nations League. Georgians handed a defeat to Estonia 1 to 0 at the A Le Coq arena in Tallinn yesterday. On September 8, the Georgian team will host North Macedonia at Boris Paichadze national stadium in Tbilisi.
Dynamo Moscow is looking for a new head coach to replace Kirill Novikov after the club lost to Locomotive Tbilisi in the Europa League qualifying tournament yesterday, Russian media outlet Champion has reported.