GEORGIA'S national motto declares 'strength is in unity' and their team of underdogs picked off Portugal's collection of individuals to claim the biggest shock in Euros history.
Willy Sagnol's side - who Scotland managed to take four points off in the Euros qualifiers-had been the outsiders of Group F and had taken just one point from their opening two games.
But with the wonderfully-talented Napoli star Kvicha Kvaratskhelia leading their attack, on a do-or-die night against an already-qualified Seleccao, they produced a wonderful and unforgettable shock.
They were strong, organised and ruthless against the 2016 winners, whose manager, Roberto Martinez, had made multiple changes with qualification already secured as group winners.
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