
Andorra's recent campaign has yielded mixed results across three fixtures. The national side secured a 2-0 victory over Liechtenstein at home, a commanding performance that demonstrated their ability to break down opponents at their level. That win, however, was sandwiched between two disappointing outings.
Away to Iraq, Andorra fell to a 1-0 defeat - a result that suggests vulnerability against sides ranked higher in world football. The subsequent 0-0 draw with San Marino offered little encouragement, a stalemate that represents dropped points against a team similarly placed in the competitive hierarchy.
The pattern emerging is one of inconsistency. Andorra can trouble lower-ranked opposition, as the Liechtenstein result proved, but struggle to compete effectively when facing stronger competition or to find the cutting edge required to break down defensive setups. The San Marino draw particularly stings given the opportunity it represented to build momentum after the Iraq loss.
With one win, one defeat and one draw from their last three matches, Andorra sit in a precarious position. Their attacking threat appears functional rather than incisive, while their defensive record - conceding just once in three games - offers some solidity. Progress depends on converting opportunities against weaker sides while finding a way to compete more effectively in matches against better-resourced nations.
From matches covered on Scoresque, not the team's full history.
| # | Player | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Josep GomesAndorra | Goalkeeper | |
| Ricard FernandezAndorra | Goalkeeper | |
| Max LloveraAndorra | Defender | |
| Marc ValesAndorra | Defender | |
| Ivan LorenzoAndorra | Defender | |
| Jesus RubioAndorra | Defender | |
| Alex MartinezAndorra | Defender | |
| Moises San NicolasAndorra | Defender | |
| Marc RebesAndorra | Midfielder | |
| Cristian MartinezAndorra | Midfielder | |
| Marc Aleix GarciaAndorra | Midfielder | |
| Sergi MorenoAndorra | Midfielder | |
| Aaron SanchezAndorra | Midfielder | |
| Adrian LopezAndorra | Midfielder | |
| Marcio VieiraAndorra | Midfielder | |
| Martí VilàAndorra | Forward | |
| Ian MarcanoAndorra | Forward | |
| Carlos MartinezAndorra | Forward | |
| Fernando SilvaAndorra | Forward |
Ildefons Lima holds Andorra's all-time appearance record, playing as both defender and forward
Ildefons Lima is Andorra's leading goalscorer in the national team's history
Andorra recorded its first ever competitive win, beating Macedonia in a 2006 World Cup qualifier
Andorra topped their League D group to earn promotion to League C for the first time
Andorra became a member of FIFA and UEFA, establishing its national team internationally