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End 1-2
84′
J. Jinjolava
78′
T. Megrelishvili
G. Makaridze
78′
D. Drachal
T. Romanczuk
78′
Y.Sylla
N. Prelec
74′
Z. Natchkebia
73′
Kozlowski
J. Imaz
73′
R.Conceição
K. Szmyt
71′
G.Kutsia
N. Dadiani
71′
L.Brune
n.sikharulashvili
71′
Sebastian·Figueredo
g.kobuladze
70′
1-2
F.Klynge
Assist: J. Imaz
64′
A.Dzagania
J. Ende
60′
I. A. Abdullahi
45′
O.Sow
J.Agbonifo
Halftime 1-1
37′
J. Ende
35′
1-1
Z. Natchkebia
31′
J. Imaz
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Match Info

FC Iberia 1999 Tbilisi 1 - 2 Jagiellonia Bialystok
UEFA Europa League | August 28, 2026

Jagiellonia Bialystok claimed an important 2-1 away victory over FC Iberia 1999 Tbilisi in their UEFA Europa League contest. The Polish side showed quality and composure on Georgian soil, taking control of the tie after producing a clinical attacking display.

Match overview

Jagiellonia were the sharpest side in the opening period, moving the ball efficiently and causing problems with their direct forward play. They took the lead and looked comfortable, but Iberia 1999 Tbilisi responded with energy and pulled a goal back to make the closing stages tense. Despite late pressure, Jagiellonia held on, ensuring they return home with a valuable win.

Key moments

The visitors’ first goal came after a well-worked move that split the home defense. Jagiellonia doubled their advantage shortly after halftime, giving themselves a two-goal cushion. FC Iberia 1999 Tbilisi showed character by halving the deficit, and suddenly the match had a different feel. However, the Georgian side could not find another goal in the closing stages, leaving Jagiellonia to celebrate a crucial away result.

What the result means

  • Jagiellonia carry a 2-1 lead into the second leg in Poland.
  • FC Iberia 1999 Tbilisi’s away goal gives them a lifeline in the tie.
  • The narrow margin ensures the return fixture remains wide open.

Scoring twice away from home is always valuable in European competition, and Jagiellonia will be pleased with their efficiency. Yet Iberia’s late reply means they are far from finished. The second leg now promises another competitive battle, with both teams still confident of reaching the next stage.