FC Iberia 1999
GeorgiaFC Iberia 1999 di tangga ke-2 dalam Erovnuli Liga dengan 56 mata daripada 31 perlawanan (17 menang, 5 seri, 9 kalah, gol 45-33). Prestasi terkini FC Iberia 1999 (lima perlawanan terakhir): M S M S K.
Ditubuhkan
1999
Jurulatih
Levan Korghalidze
Stadium
Mikheil Meskhis sakhelobis Stadioni
Bandar
Tbilisi
Kapasiti
25,453
Permukaan
grass
Statistik musim
Rekod
0W 0D 0L
H:0W/A:0W
Gol
0 / 0 (+0)
H:0/A:0
Tanpa bolos
10
H:5/A:5
Kedudukan
1
Keputusan terkini
@ FC Copenhagen
05/11/2026Liga Konferens Eropah UEFA
@ Dinamo Tbilisi
31/10/2026Erovnuli Liga
vs Torpedo Kutaisi
26/10/2026Erovnuli Liga
vs Mjallby
22/10/2026Liga Konferens Eropah UEFA
@ Dila Gori
19/10/2026Erovnuli Liga
@ St. Truiden
15/10/2026Liga Konferens Eropah UEFA
@ Meshakhte Tkibuli
10/10/2026Erovnuli Liga
vs Dinamo Tbilisi
04/10/2026Erovnuli Liga
@ Rustavi
21/09/2026Erovnuli Liga
vs Dila Gori
17/09/2026Erovnuli Liga
Perlawanan akan datang
vs Gagra
Erovnuli Liga
09/11/2026
17:00
@ Spaeri
Erovnuli Liga
15/11/2026
16:00
@ Samgurali
Erovnuli Liga
21/11/2026
11:30
vs Getafe
Liga Konferens Eropah UEFA
26/11/2026
18:45
vs Dinamo Batumi
Erovnuli Liga
01/12/2026
16:00
vs Rustavi
Erovnuli Liga
05/12/2026
10:30
vs Crvena zvezda
Liga Konferens Eropah UEFA
10/12/2026
18:45
@ Jablonec
Liga Konferens Eropah UEFA
17/12/2026
21:00
FC Iberia 1999
FC Iberia 1999 is a Georgian football club founded in 1999 and based in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia. The club competes in the Erovnuli Liga, Georgian football's top division, and plays home matches at Mikheil Meskhi Stadium, one of Tbilisi's most established football venues capable of hosting over 25,000 spectators. Since their founding, Iberia 1999 has been part of the competitive Georgian football scene, working to establish themselves among Tbilisi's well-supported clubs. The club has also participated in UEFA Europa Conference League preliminary qualifying rounds, gaining European exposure. Representing the Georgian capital's rich football tradition, FC Iberia 1999 contributes to the development of local players and the broader growth of Georgian club football within both domestic and continental competitions.