Iberia 1999 vs Jagiellonia - Live Stream

View the live stream and TV coverage details and live score for the 2026/2027 UEFA Europa League play-off Match - Iberia 1999 vs Jagiellonia.

Iberia 1999 face an enormous challenge when they host Jagiellonia Białystok in the second leg of their UEFA Europa League play-off on Thursday, August 27, 2026. Jagiellonia travel to Georgia with a commanding 4-0 aggregate advantage after Jesús Imaz, Jeremy Agbonifo and Sergio Lozano scored in Białystok, alongside an Ibrahim Alhassan own goal. The return match kicks off at 18:00 Central European Summer Time (20:00 local time in Tbilisi / 12:00 noon US Eastern) at the Mikheil Meskhi Stadium in Tbilisi, Georgia. Iberia need to win by four goals merely to force extra time, while Jagiellonia are strongly positioned to qualify for the Europa League league phase; the defeated side will enter the Conference League league phase.

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First-leg context and recent form

Although the 4-0 scoreline appeared emphatic, Iberia were more competitive than the result suggested. The Georgian side had 51% possession, seven attempts on target and six corners, but Jagiellonia were considerably more clinical.

Imaz converted a 34th-minute penalty before Agbonifo doubled the lead in first-half stoppage time. Alhassan’s own goal made it 3-0, and substitute Lozano completed the scoring in the 92nd minute.

Jagiellonia have also demonstrated impressive resilience away from home in Europe. Adrian Siemieniec’s team are unbeaten in their last eight continental away fixtures and have never lost a UEFA match by four or more goals. Iberia, meanwhile, have never scored four goals in a European fixture and have won only one of their previous six European matches at the Mikheil Meskhi Stadium.

Team news

Iberia 1999

Iberia have no widely reported new injuries or suspensions. Coach Andriy Demchenko is likely to retain most of the side that started in Poland, although attacking changes are possible because his team must chase at least four goals.

Amiran Dzagania replaced Stephen Ende during the first leg and is a candidate to start on the right. Giorgi Kutsia could also replace Alhassan in midfield following the latter’s own goal and difficult evening in Białystok. Nika Sikharulashvili should continue at centre-forward, supported by Zviad Natchkebia.

Jagiellonia Białystok

Winger Kamil Jóźwiak remains unavailable with a muscular injury. Late reports also list Nik Prelec with an ankle problem and Sergio Lozano with a hamstring issue, making both players doubtful for the return leg. Their availability should therefore be checked when the official teams are released.

Siemieniec has the option to rotate because of Jagiellonia’s four-goal cushion. Youssef Sylla could replace Prelec at centre-forward, while Ousmane Sow and Rodrigo Conceição are alternatives to Agbonifo and Kajetan Szmyt. Taras Romanczuk should anchor the midfield, with Yuki Kobayashi and Bernardo Vital expected to continue in central defence.

Predicted lineups

Iberia 1999 (4-3-3): Giorgi Makaridze; Jemali-Giorgi Jinjolava, Vahid Selimović, Aleksandre Amisulashvili, Giorgi Kobuladze; Nikoloz Dadiani, Giorgi Kutsia, Bakar Kardava; Amiran Dzagania, Nika Sikharulashvili, Zviad Natchkebia.

Jagiellonia Białystok (4-3-3): Sławomir Abramowicz; Norbert Wojtuszek, Bernardo Vital, Yuki Kobayashi, Guilherme Montóia; Jesús Imaz, Taras Romanczuk, Anders Klynge; Jeremy Agbonifo, Youssef Sylla, Kajetan Szmyt.