Andorra came a minute away from defeating the leaders and breaking Cultural's unbeaten streak in an even match but in which the tricolours had the triumph in hand. Lautaro put Ferran Costa's team ahead just before extra time, but in almost the last play of the match, the Leoneans equalized.
Andorra entered the match well and in the first half hour was slightly superior to its rival. Manu Nieto, with a shot from outside the area, was about to open the scoring in the 6th minute, although the tricolours did not have any clear opportunities again before the break. However, the team was comfortable on the pitch and the away team only threatened with a long shot that went off the post.
After half-time, the duel continued more or less the same, with both teams respecting each other a lot and not finding many options to do damage in the last third. In fact, the two goalkeepers - Nico Ratti and former tricolour player Miguel Bañuz - almost didn't have to intervene in the whole game... until the last minutes everything went crazy.
With the changes, Andorra was finishing better in the last part of the game and ended up finding the prize in a corner kick just before reaching the 90th minute: Morgado and Allende fought for the ball in the area and Lautaro took advantage of it to open the scoring with a left-footed shot.
The goal seemed definitive and that the tricolours would end up giving a blow to the table by defeating the leader, but after a clear unmarked foul on Joel Arumí, the Leoneans have found the equalizer in another set piece ( 93').
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