In monsoon-like conditions, Turkey began on the front foot and were inches away from taking the lead when Kaan Ayhan's fierce strike rattled the post. They then deservedly went in front when Mert Muldur scored a goal of the tournament contender with a stunning, volleyed strike from the edge of the box in the 25th minute.
Soon after it looked to be 2-0 when Kenan Yildiz tapped in from close range but the striker was offside. Vincenzo Montella's side were knocked off their stride, however, when Georges Mikautadze squeezed a near-post strike under goalkeeper Mert Gunok just after the half-hour mark. In an enthralling contest, Guler scored a blistering 25-yard strike in the 65th minute, before the dangerous Giorgi Kochorashvili hit the bar shortly after. Georgia, who were making their Euros debut, went agonisingly close to grabbing a stoppage time equaliser, only for KeremAkturkoglu to score on the counter to settle, arguably, the best game of the competition so far.