News about Georges Mikautadze

Just a couple of miles from Ibrox, Glasgow opened its doors to Les Miserables as the first of four showings went ahead at The Hydro. Tickets will cost you a pretty penny to see the French musical masterpiece over these next few days, commanding the same lavish fees as many of the Lyon players who took centre stage in a 4-1 dismantling of Rangers. Chief among them was Malick Fofana, the brilliant young Belgian winger who lit up this Europa League clash with his electric pace and trickery for the visitors.

After one month, 51 matches, 117 goals, and countless memorable moments, Euro 2024 has reached its conclusion. On Sunday, England battled it out with Spain at the Olympiastadion in Berlin as they looked to avenge their painstaking loss to Italy at Wembley three years ago. However, the Three Lions 58 years of hurt will stretch to at least 60 after La Roja came out victorious in a tremendous finale to a tournament that has gifted us some electrifying matches.

The BBC accidentally showed a Netherlands player stripping off on live TV. Ahead of the Netherlands' victory against Romania in the last 16 at Euro 2024, the BBC showed live footage from inside the dressing room. However, viewers were left stunned as one player could be seen getting changed, with their backside being exposed.

Sky Bet are offering four Price Boosts for tonight's Euro 2024 round of 16 contest between Spain and Georgia in Cologne. The first two boosts we will be taking a look at are Rodri to commit 2+ fouls in 90 minutes at 1/1, and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia to win 3+ fouls at 3/1. Regarding the above boosts - Rodri has committed seven fouls across his last four starts for Spain, while Kvaratskhelia won three or more fouls in each of Georgia's group stage games. Meanwhile, the other two boosts available are each team to have 2+ shots on target in each half in 90 minutes, and Alvaro Morata and Georges Mikautadze both to score in 90 minutes.

There were own goals and wonder goals. There were script-changing late goals. Records were shattered, hearts broken and noses busted in the group stage of Euro 2024. There were bright shiny newbies and great golden oldies. Unlikely heroes burst from the fringes. There were pink kits and pretzels, armies of tartan, invasions of orange. Blaring car horns of late-night celebration, doner kebabs and mighty steins of ale.

Portugal comfortably advanced to the last-16 of Euro 2024 and their stars are now enjoying family time ahead of the knockouts.   Roberto Martinez's side ended their group stage campaign with a whimper as they suffered a 2-0 defeat against Georgia, but topped the group to set up a last 16 tie against Slovenia. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Georges Mikautadze were on hand to net for the Georgians, who will take on Spain in a historic clash for the nation as they too progressed from Group F.

Georgia's stars are set to earn a stunning £8.4million payday after securing their place in the Euro 2024 knock-out rounds.  The tournament minnows booked their spot in the last-16 after a shock 2-0 victory over Portugal on Wednesday, thanks goals from Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Georges Mikautadze.  After exceeding expectations in their first ever major tournament, the Georgian players are set to cash in a ridiculous amount thanks to one of their former prime ministers. 

Roberto Martinez's side ended their group stage campaign with a whimper but topped the group to set up a last 16 tie against Slovenia when the knock out stage gets underway. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Georges Mikautadze were on hand to net for the Georgians, who will take on Spain in a historic clash for the nation as they too progressed from Group F. Ronaldo (pictured) is yet to score at the tournament and drew another blank on Wednesday night, despite having a number of shots on goal with his frustration growing as the game wore on.

HENRY CLARK: As a sea of white Georgian shirts rose in unison behind the goal, expectant eyes focused on Saba Lobjanidze. The man who had the goal at his mercy. The man who could be the matchwinner in Georgia's first ever triumph at the Euros. The man with a chance to become a national hero. But ultimately, the weight of a nation proved too much and Lobjanidze was the man who squandered the opportunity of a lifetime.

Follow Mail Sport's live blog for the latest score, team news and updates as Georgie take on the Czech Republic in their second game in Group F.

The first week of this summer's European Championships is the books, and it entertained fans with a multitude of enthralling storylines. Hosts Germany made a significant statement in the tournament curtain-raiser last Friday, winning 5-1 over Scotland in Group A, and gave fans an exciting start to Euro 2024. Since, Group E favourites Belgium suffered a shock defeat against Slovakia, Romania romped to a surprising 3-0 win over Ukraine, and French superstar Kylian Mbappe broke his nose in Monday's 1-0 victory over Austria, casting doubt over his availability for the rest of the tournament.

MATT BARLOW AT THE SIGNAL IDUNA PARK: And breathe. The frenzied assault on the senses that was Turkey against Georgia is over and has been settled by a rare moment of clarity and sublime precision by Real Madrid teenager Arda Guler. One touch on this thigh to accept the ball and turn inside from the right, another touch to advance into space and assess his options and a third to shape his shot into the top corner with his left foot.

Georgia will make their major tournament debut at the European Championship in Germany. Having fallen at the final hurdle in qualification for Euro 2020 - losing to North Macedonia 1-0 in a play-off - the Georgians beat Greece on penalties to book their spot in this year's tournament in Germany.  Their reward is a spot in Group F alongside Portugal, one of the favourites to lift the trophy, as well as Turkey and Czechia.

Metz star Georges Mikautadze was involved in a bizarre VAR mix-up during their Ligue 1 clash against Rennes. With Metz losing 3-2 at home to Rennes in the 97th minute, Mikautadze was sent off.

Given the pyrotechnics that compelled De Klassieker's to be scrapped, it was tempting to wonder if Ajax's season hadn't already gone up in smoke. Fans of football vs. rioting in their own stadium and fighting police outside, their team was left just two points above the relegation zone, and Sven Mislintat's brutal dismissal made for an exciting Sunday in Amsterdam. The preeminent club of Dutch football has fallen into disarray once more, and it isn't quite clear how things are going to get better.

Kevin N'Doram, a Metz midfielder, has apologised after using a homophobic word to describe his team's results. Laszlo Boloni's side was 1-0 down at home to Marseille going into the interval, thanks to an early goal from Emran Soglo. We lack chemistry,' the former France youth international said at halftime. Excuse me for the word, but we play like f**s.'