**Spain vs. Georgia: World Cup Qualifier Preview, Kickoff Times, and How to Watch Worldwide**
This weekend features a crucial FIFA World Cup qualifying match as Spain faces Georgia in what could be a decisive fixture for both teams’ hopes of advancing to the 2026 tournament. Spain will aim to continue its flawless run in the qualifiers and secure a spot in the finals, while Georgia is fighting to keep its slim playoff hopes alive.
**Match Context and Stakes**
Spain enters this match in formidable form, having won all four of their qualifying games so far. Managed by Luis de la Fuente, the Spanish side sits three points clear at the top of their group, ahead of second-placed Turkey. Thanks to a dominant goal difference of +15 compared to Turkey’s +3, a win for Spain in this match would virtually guarantee their place in the World Cup to be held across North America next year.
For Georgia, the challenge is significant. Their qualification campaign got off to a disappointing start, leaving them with little margin for error. To have any chance of reaching the playoffs, Georgia must win against Spain and then follow up with another victory in their final group match against Bulgaria. Anything less will see their World Cup dream end for this cycle.
**Kickoff Times Around the World**
The match will be held at the Boris Paitchadze Dinamo Arena in Tbilisi, Georgia, on Saturday, November 15. Here are the key kickoff times in major viewing regions:
- Georgia (local time): 9 p.m. GET - United Kingdom: 5 p.m. GMT - Central Europe: 6 p.m. CET - United States and Canada: 12 p.m. ET / 9 a.m. PT - Australia (Sunday): 4 a.m. AEDT
These varied times cater to the global football audience, ensuring fans from different continents can tune in live.
**How to Watch: Streaming and TV Options**
The match will be broadcast and streamed across several platforms worldwide, with a range of options for viewers depending on their location.
**United States:** In the US, the match is available to watch on Fubo, a sports-focused live TV streaming service. Fubo is offering select World Cup qualifiers as pay-per-view events, and this Spain vs. Georgia fixture can be purchased for $10 without needing a regular subscription.
Alternatively, Spanish-speaking audiences can tune in via ViX, TelevisaUnivision’s streaming service. While ViX has a free tier, access to this match requires a ViX Plus subscription, starting at $5 per month with ads or $7 per month ad-free.
**United Kingdom:** Fans in the UK can watch the game live on Amazon Prime Video via a pay-per-view arrangement. You don’t have to be a Prime subscriber; the match can be watched for a one-time fee of £2.49. For those interested in broader programming, a standalone Prime Video subscription