2024–25 Didi 10
Countries	Georgia
Number of teams	10
Date	6 September 2024 – 18 May 2025
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The 2024–25 Crocobet Didi 10 is the 35th season of the top flight of Georgian domestic rugby union.

The competition features 10 teams, the reigning champions entering the season were RC Aia Kutaisi, who claimed their 9th league title after winning the 2023 final. Tao Samtskhe-Javakheti and RC Army Tbilisi were promoted from the 2023–24 Georgian First League, replacing RC Academy Tbilisi and Artsivebi Eagles.

Club	Head Coach	Captain	Stadium	Capacity	City/Area[1]
Aia Kutaisi	Giorgi Nemsadze[2]	Giorgi Babunashvili	Aia Arena	4,860	Kutaisi
Ares Kutaisi	Sergo Freudze		Aia Arena	4,860	Kutaisi
Army Tbilisi		Sandro Nakhutsrishvili	Avchala Stadium	2,500	Tbilisi
Batumi	Irakli Ninidze	Beka Urjukashvili	Batumi Stadium	1,500	Batumi
Kazbegi	Gocha Chkareuli	Gugua Khulelidze			Kazbegi
Khvamli Tbilisi	Davit Tshvediani		Khvamli Arena		Tbilisi
Kochebi Bolnisi	Viktor Didebulidze		Rugby Plateau		Bolnisi
Lelo Saracens	Tornike Bubuteishvili	Sandro Koiava	Lelo Arena	3,000	Tbilisi
Rustavi Kharebi	Irakli Natriashvili	Mikheil Tsiklauri	Kharebi Arena		Rustavi
Tao Samtskhe-Javakheti		Beka Arveladze	Aspindza Field		Aspindza

2024–25 Didi 10 table

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	PF	PA	PD	TB	LB	Pts	Qualification
1	Aia Kutaisi	3	3	0	0	71	35	+36	1	0	13	For elimination finals
2	Ares Kutaisi	3	2	0	1	108	78	+30	1	1	10
3	Army Tbilisi	3	2	0	1	70	58	+12	1	1	10	For third time finals
4	Khvamli Tbilisi	3	2	0	1	84	73	+11	2	0	10
5	Kazbegi	3	2	0	1	64	55	+9	0	1	9
6	Rustavi Kharebi	3	2	0	1	75	70	+5	0	1	9
7	Batumi	3	1	0	2	50	65	-15	0	1	5
8	Tao Samtskhe-Javakheti	3	1	0	2	44	79	-35	0	0	4
9	Lelo Saracens	3	0	0	3	45	62	-17	0	3	3	Play-off with 2024–25 Georgian First League runner-up
10	Kochebi Bolnisi	3	0	0	3	43	79	-36	0	1	1	Relegation to Georgian First League

As of 16 September 2024^[update]

The regular season was played over 18 rounds, with each round consisting of five matches. Beginning on the 6 September 2024 and finishing on the 15 March 2025. The top six teams in the rankings qualified for the playoffs. The final placed team is relegated with the 9th placed side qualifying for play-off with 2024–25 Georgian First League runner-up.^[3][4]

The top 6 ranked team at the end of the regular season qualified for the play-offs, teams ranked 3rd to 6th played against each other in the Third Time finals. The winniners of the third time final play off in the Qualifying final, with the teams ranked 1st and 2nd playing off against each other, the winner of that game qualifying for the final, the loser having another chance to reach the final playing the Qualifying final winner in the Preliminary final.

Third time finals

Qualifying and elimination finals

Preliminary final

Final

Qualifying final loser

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Elimination final winner

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3rd place

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6th place

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Third time final 1 winner

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Third time final 2 winner

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4th place

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5th place

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Qualifying final winner

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Preliminary final winner

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1st place

1st place

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2nd place

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2nd place

Qualifying final winner

The team that finished bottom of the table are to be replaced by the winners of the 2024–25 Georgian First League. Runners-up of Georgian First League, played a 2-match home/away confrontation against 9th place.

The clubs can have an unlimited number of foreigners in their overall squad, however are only allowed to have no more than three foreigners in a match day 23.^[5]

All teams, excluding the two newly promoted sides Tao Samtskhe-Javakheti and RC Army Tbilisi, are required to use GPS systems to improve the level of domestic championships and the quality of games.^[6]

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