Striker Dani Olmo scored a stoppage-time winner as Spain edged past Georgia in 2022 World Cup qualifying Group B.
Spain, who have not lost a World Cup qualifying game in 28 years, were behind at half-time after Khvicha Kvaratskhelia fired Georgia ahead.
Man City's Ferran Torres levelled, sliding home Jordi Alba's cross.
Alba was also credited with the assist for Olmo's late long-range effort which gave the visitors a crucial win in front of 15,000 fans.
Georgia's Levan Shengelia was then sent off moments before the final whistle.
Spain, who host Kosovo on Wednesday, drew their opening qualifier 1-1 at home to Greece.
Georgia visit Greece on Wednesday.
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