Spain demolished Georgia 4–0 in World Cup qualifying, dominating through superior finishing and control from their 4–3–3 setup. The visitors generated 3.32 expected goals across 14 shots, with seven finding the target, while Georgia managed only 0.45 xG from six attempts and just two on target. Mikel Oyarzabal's brace proved decisive, supported by goals from Martin Zubimendi and Ferran Torres, as Spain's midfield three suffocated Georgia's 4–1–4–1 shape. Georgia's goalkeeper produced a flawless performance with a 100% save percentage, but the underlying metrics reveal the gulf in quality: Spain's 7 shots on target versus Georgia's 2 illustrated the hosts' inability to sustain meaningful pressure. Benoit Bastien's refereeing saw the visitors progress methodically, rarely troubled in defence. Spain's clinical execution underscores their status as qualifying favourites in UEFA Zone E.