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Chile vs Georgia Betting Tips - Georgia to secure victory over Chile in Nations Cup

  • Georgia has won 6 of last 7 matches and reached the 2026 Rugby Europe Championship final.
  • Chile leads its pool after back-to-back Nations Cup wins but seeks greater consistency.
  • This is the first-ever meeting between Chile and Georgia, both naming strong squads.
Ralph StaniforthWritten by Ralph Staniforth
Sports Editor15+ Years of Experience, South African Sports Specialist
Updated: Jul 17, 2026
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Georgia have been in excellent form lately (Getty Images)


Chile have won their last two games in the Nations Cup but Georgia should prove too strong, particularly up front. I am backing Georgia to cover.

Key Stats - Georgia in Fine Form


  • Georgia have won 6 of their last 7 matches.
  • Georgia reached the final of the 2026 Rugby Europe Championship.
  • Chile have won 4 of their last 7 fixtures. 

Head to Head


This is the first-ever meeting between these nations.

Chile Looking for Consistency


Chile produced a solid second-half display against Hong Kong China last weekend, winning 38-17 after leading 19-17 at half-time.

Before that, Los Cóndores faced Romania in their opening Nations Cup match, winning 48-31.

Chile occupy first place in the Americas-Pacific Pool with ten points from two matches.

Chile will be pleased with their results in the competition so far but will have to up their game to beat Georgia, as they have won just four of their last seven outings. 

Georgia Pack too Strong for Chile


Georgia produced a solid overall performance against Samoa last weekend, winning 33-12 after leading 16-7 at the break.  

Before that victory, Borjgalosnebi overcame Uruguay in their opening Nations Cup fixture recently, winning 41-34.

The Lelos are in first place in the European-African-Asian Pool with nine points after two rounds.

Georgia have been in fine form recently, winning six of their last seven matches, giving them the edge to see off the challenge of Chile and win their third Nations Cup match in a row.

Chile vs Georgia Squads


Chile

Forwards: Norman Aguayo, Javier Carrasco, Salvador Lues, Emilio Shea, Jorge Delgado, Diego Escobar, Raimundo Martínez, Matías Dittus, Baltazar Gurruchaga, Iñaki Gurruchaga, Javier Eissmann, Santiago Pedrero, Bruno Sáez, Max Schlesinger Cifuentes, Santiago Valenzuela, Alfonso Escobar, Clemente Saavedra, Ernesto Tchimino, Augusto Villanueva

Backs: Lucas Berti, Juan Bianchi, Marcelo Torrealba, Rodrigo Fernández, Juan Reyes, Rodrigo Araya, Martín Escobar, Matías Garafulic, Nicolás Saab, Domingo Saavedra, Santiago Videla, Marco Alvano, Clemente Armstrong, Manuel Bustamante, Iñaki Ayarza, Cristobal Game, Felipe Méndez, Luca Strabucchi

Georgia

Forwards: Nikoloz Sutidze, Luka Petriashvili, Vakhtang Jincharadze, Giorgi Akhaladze, Nika Abuladze, Lasha Phkhakadze, Aleksandre Kuntelia, Bachuki Tchumbadze, Giorgi Pertaia, Mikheil Babunashvili, Lado Chachanidze, Kote Mikautadze, Giorgi Javakhia, Luka Ivanishvili, Ilia Spanderashvili, Tornike Jalagonia, Ioane Iashaghashvili, Rati Zazadze, Beka Shvangiradze, Andro Dvali, Otar Giorgadze

Backs: Vasil Lobzhanidze, Mikheil Alania, Tedo Abzhandadze, Luka Matkava, Giorgi Kveseladze, Giorgi Shvelidze, Tornike Kakhoidze, Giorgi Khaindrava, Khvicha Jgerenaia, Roma Makhatadze, Akaki Tabutsadze, Davit Niniashvili, Luka Tsirekidze
Ralph Staniforth

Ralph Staniforth

Sports Editor15+ Years of Experience, South African Sports Specialist

Ralph is from South Africa and studied Sports Science post school at ETA (Education Teachers Academy) in Cape Town. 

He has always had a great passion for sport and this led him into the world of sports journalism, while coaching on the side. Since 2012 Ralph has worked as a journalist and covered many topics from business to sport. 

Over the last seven years he has interviewed numerous top rugby and cricket players and coaches in South Africa. 

Ralph has been betting on sports for the last ten years. He’s knowledgeable on numerous topics including football, rugby, cricket, tennis and golf. 


He supports Manchester United (football), Cheetahs (rugby), Knights (cricket) and has a newly found appreciation for Dominic Thiem on the tennis courts.
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