Georgia vs Wales: TV channel, live stream, kick-off time and team news for World Cup qualifier
Wales face an all-important clash for World Cup qualification against Georgia on Friday
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WALES desperately need three points if they want automatic qualification to Russia 2018.
They travel to Georgia - a side they drew at home to and one who have previously proved a banana skin for both Scotland and Ireland.
When is Georgia vs Wales?
Chris Coleman's team play Wales Friday, October 6.
Kick off time is at 5pm.
The game will be played at Boris Paichadze Dinamo Arena in Tbilisi.
What TV channel is the match on?
The match will be broadcasted live on Sky Sports Main Event.
Coverage will start at 4.30pm and the show will end at 7.15pm.
It will also be live streamed on SkyGo.
Alternatively you can follow all the action on the SunSport live blog.
Team news
Welsh star Gareth Bale will miss both games against Georgia and Republic of Ireland through injury.
The Real Madrid forward was left out of the team against Espanyol at the weekend with a "muscle strain".
Group D table
What do Wales need to do to qualify?
Wales are in second place in Group D, trailing Serbia by four points.
If they wish to secure automatic qualification to Russia 2018, they will need to win both games against Georgia and Republic of Ireland.
Meanwhile, Wales will need Serbia to lose or draw both of their remaining two games - or else they will finish second.
To finish second they will almost certainly have to secure four points from their remaining two matches, as Ireland are virtually assured of beating Moldova.
But even second place does not guarantee Wales a play-off spot.
They are currently the lowest ranked second placed team, which would see them eliminated from the World Cup without playing a play-off.
Rankings of second placed teams are decided with matches against the bottom side in the group disregarded.
Therefore Wales' two wins against Moldova make no difference to their ranking, but sloppy draws against Georgia, Serbia and Austria could do real damage.
Four points should be enough, but Wales will be keeping a close eye on the results of teams like Bosnia, Montenegro, Denmark, Greece, Sweden and Slovakia.
Ranking of second placed teams in European World Cup qualifiers
Portugal 15
Denmark 13
Northern Ireland 13
Italy 13
Iceland 13
Scotland 11
Sweden 10
Bosnia and Herzegovina 8
Wales 8
