Georgia secured a 2–0 victory over Lithuania in an International Friendly on 29 March, with the visitors' 3–4–3 formation proving effective in attack despite limited shot data. Georgia generated 0.78 expected goals and converted their chances decisively, while Lithuania, set up in a defensive 5–4–1 shape, failed to register a shot on target throughout the match. The result demonstrates Georgia's attacking threat in a relatively controlled performance, though the absence of detailed shot metrics limits deeper tactical analysis. This win provides Georgia valuable momentum ahead of competitive fixtures.