
Spaeri
Spaeri stats and predictions for the 2026 Erovnuli season — a deep dive into the Georgian side’s form, results and estimated win probability. Spaeri currently sits 8th in the Erovnuli table, having collected 22 points from 19 matches. With 5 wins, 7 draws and 7 losses, the team’s goal difference is perfectly balanced at 25 scored and 25 conceded, reflecting a season of inconsistency.
Spaeri’s last five matches show a mixed record — 1 win, 2 draws and 2 losses. Starting from the most recent, they drew 0‑0 away at Torpedo Kutaisi on 22 June, lost 3‑1 against FC Dila Gori on 16 June, drew 1‑1 at FC Iberia 1999 on 12 June, lost 2‑1 at Metalurgi Rustavi on 29 May, and beat Mesakhte Tkibuli 2‑1 at home on 25 May. Over those five games, Spaeri scored only 5 goals and conceded 7. The sequence (D‑L‑D‑L‑W) underlines the lack of consistency, especially on the road where they have picked up just one point from the last three away trips.
In the 2026 Erovnuli season, Spaeri rank 8th out of 10 teams. Their overall record: 19 matches, 5 wins, 7 draws, 7 losses, 25 goals for and 25 against, yielding 22 points. At home (9 games) they have a more respectable record — 3 wins, 3 draws, 3 losses, 15 goals scored and 12 conceded, earning 12 points and placing them 8th in the home standings. Away form has been weaker: 10 matches, 2 wins, 4 draws, 4 losses, 10 goals for and 13 against, also 8th in the away table with 10 points. The numbers show a side that is vulnerable defensively yet capable of scoring, but struggling to turn draws into wins.
Because no next‑match odds are available, we base the probability assessment on Spaeri’s current form and season‑long statistics. In their last five outings, Spaeri won once (20%), drew twice (40%) and lost twice (40%). Across the full Erovnuli campaign, their winning rate stands at 26.3% (5 wins in 19 games), with draws at 36.8% and losses at 36.8%. Taking the recent dip into account, a realistic estimate for upcoming Erovnuli fixtures is: Win ~20%, Draw ~40%, Loss ~40%. This outlook is driven by a poor away record (only 2 wins in 10 matches), inconsistent goal output, and a tendency to concede in most matches. Unless Spaeri can strengthen defensively and convert draws into wins, the probability picture remains weighted towards dropped points.