Samgurali
GeorgienSamgurali er nummer 6 i Georgien Erovnuli Liga med 38 point efter 30 kampe (11 sejre, 5 uafgjorte, 14 nederlag, mål 43-53). Seneste form for Samgurali (sidste fem kampe): T T T V V.
Grundlagt
1945
Træner
Giorgi Oniani
Spillested
Tskaltubo Technical Center
By
Tskaltubo (Tskhaltubo)
Kapacitet
1,000
Underlag
artificial turf
Sæsonstatistik
Statistik
0W 0D 0L
H:0W/A:0W
Mål
0 / 0 (+0)
H:0/A:0
Clean sheets
5
H:4/A:1
Placering
7
Seneste resultater
vs Meshakhte
17/10/2026Georgien Erovnuli Liga
vs Gagra
11/10/2026Georgien Erovnuli Liga
vs Dinamo Tbilisi
19/09/2026Georgien Erovnuli Liga
@ Torpedo Kutaisi
14/09/2026Georgien Erovnuli Liga
vs Dila
09/09/2026Georgien Erovnuli Liga
@ Saburtalo
05/09/2026Georgien Erovnuli Liga
vs Rustavi
30/08/2026Georgien Erovnuli Liga
@ Dila
26/08/2026Georgien Cup
@ Spaeri
22/08/2026Georgien Erovnuli Liga
vs Dinamo Batumi
16/08/2026Georgien Erovnuli Liga
Kommende kampe
@ Dinamo Batumi
Georgien Erovnuli Liga
24/10/2026
17:00
vs Spaeri
Georgien Erovnuli Liga
31/10/2026
13:00
@ Rustavi
Georgien Erovnuli Liga
07/11/2026
17:00
vs Saburtalo
Georgien Erovnuli Liga
21/11/2026
12:30
vs Torpedo Kutaisi
Georgien Erovnuli Liga
25/11/2026
12:30
@ Dila
Georgien Erovnuli Liga
30/11/2026
17:00
@ Dinamo Tbilisi
Georgien Erovnuli Liga
05/12/2026
11:30
Samgurali
FC Samgurali is a Georgian football club based in Tskaltubo, founded in 1936. The club has spent most of its history competing in the Georgian football pyramid, including stints in the Erovnuli Liga, the top division of Georgian football. Samgurali draws its name and identity from the local community and has served as the primary football institution for the Tskaltubo region, known historically as a spa resort town. While not among Georgia's most decorated clubs, Samgurali has been a persistent presence in the national football structure, developing local talent and competing in Georgian Cup competitions. The club plays home matches at the Tskaltubo Technical Center with a modest capacity of around 1,000. Their continued participation in Georgian football reflects the country's broader commitment to grassroots club development.