Northern Ireland manager Michael O’Neill believes the near-empty stadium in Friday’s Nations League game will impact hosts Georgia more than his own side.
The game will be played behind closed doors after the Georgian FA were hit with sanctions after multiple breaches of Uefa regulations and crowd disorder from a game against Armenia last year.
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Around 60 Northern Ireland fans will be in attendance, as well as a number of local school children who have been allowed to enter the ground.
“I’s not something that we focused on. We’ll train tonight in the stadium,” O’Neill told BBC Sport NI.
“It’s a great stadium and unfortunately it will…
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