Andorra will visit Granada this Saturday, the 26th (4:15 PM, Nuevo Los Cármenes Stadium), in a match where the tricolors need to earn points to put an end to their poor start to the season. The team from the Principality is 20th with 3 points, after suffering five consecutive defeats, the latest against Sporting de Gijón (1-3). Despite the poor results, the locker room remains confident in the growth process, with a calendar that still offers many matchdays to turn the situation around.

After a loss

Facing them will be a Granada team with a slightly better record: two wins, one draw, and two losses in their last five matches, placing them 14th with 8 points. The Andalusians are coming off a 3-2 loss to Leganés, a result that breaks their recent good momentum and leaves them eager to return to winning ways in front of their home crowd.

The historical record between the two teams last seasons in LaLiga is quite balanced: in the four matches played so far, each team has one win and there have been two draws. The most recent encounter ended in a 1-1 draw last March, with a goal from Imanol for the tricolors. Andorra will look to draw inspiration from this precedent on Saturday to try to secure their first win in five matchdays.

Internationals unavailable

In addition to the already known absences of Théo Le Normand and Gael Alonso due to their long-term injuries, Randy Schneider and Jesús Owono, called up by their respective national teams, the Philippines and Equatorial Guinea, will also be unavailable. Apart from these four players, Andorra has the rest of the squad available.

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