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Andorra

vs

Gibraltar

KickoffFriday 13 November 2026, 7:45pm

VenueEstadi Nacional d'Andorra

CompetitionUEFA Nations League

Andorra close out their Nations League D group stage campaign with one final home fixture, and while the table might not carry the tension it usually would, there is still something worth playing for. All three teams in this group have already secured promotion to Nations League C for the 2028 to 29 cycle, so relegation fear and promotion glory are both off the table. What does matter is where each nation finishes, because final group standings will shape their seedings and rankings for that next campaign. For Andorra, sitting bottom with just a single point, there is genuine motivation to end on a high at home. For Gibraltar, arriving in second place, a positive result would put a nice bow on what has been a genuinely impressive recent run of form.

Andorra vs Gibraltar Match Details

This fixture takes place at the Estadi de la FAF d’Encamp, the home of Andorran football and a venue that has not exactly been a fortress of late. It is the final round of Nations League D Group fixtures for both sides, with the group featuring three teams who will all be stepping up to Nations League C come 2028. The occasion carries context even without a trophy on the line, and both managers will want to finish the group with momentum rather than a flat performance.

Team News

Neither camp has been hit by any significant injury crisis that would completely reshape selection. Both managers appear to have a fairly settled group to pick from, with the expected lineups largely mirroring what we have seen in recent fixtures, including the reverse encounter between these two sides earlier in the campaign.

• Andorra goalkeeper Iker Alvarez expected to start between the sticks
• Max Llovera and Ian Bryan Olivera the likely central defensive partnership
• Ot Remolins Planes set to earn his 11th international cap in midfield
• Eric Vales could win his 25th cap if selected as expected in the engine room
• Albert Rosas and Guillaume Lopez the probable attacking partnership
• Gibraltar likely to name Dan Bent, Bernardo Lopes and Julian Valarino in a back three, as they did in the reverse fixture
• Tjay De Barr and Dylan Borge anticipated to lead the line for the visitors

Predicted Lineups

Koldo Alvarez looks set to go with a familiar shape for Andorra. Iker Alvarez starts in goal behind a back four of Font, Llovera, Olivera and Nicolas. The midfield is likely to be built around Alaez, Planes and Vales, with Rodrigo providing width or an additional creative option. Up top, the partnership of Albert Rosas and Guillaume Lopez offers some experience and the majority of the hosts’ goal threat in this group.

Scott Wiseman appears likely to stick with the three at the back system that his side used when these teams met in September. Banda starts in goal, with Bent, Lopes and Valarino forming the defensive unit. Mason, Torrilla and Pozo fill the midfield, with Ronan and Scanlon providing the width on either side. De Barr and Borge lead the attack and will be the ones Gibraltar look to when they need a moment of quality.

Recent Form

Andorra’s recent record makes for pretty grim reading if you are a fan wearing red and yellow. They have won just one of their last 21 matches under Koldo Alvarez, drawing five and losing 15 in that stretch. At home it is even worse, with the hosts losing six of their last seven fixtures when playing in front of their own supporters. Alvarez has been in the job for 16 years, which is a remarkable tenure by any measure, but the results column has not reflected anything close to sustainable improvement. Their Nations League campaign has seen them score just once in three games while conceding three, and their only point came courtesy of that scoreless draw with Gibraltar back in September.

Gibraltar, by contrast, are riding a genuinely encouraging wave of form. Six games unbeaten across all competitions, with three wins, four clean sheets, 11 goals scored and only two conceded. Those are tidy numbers by any standard. The caveat is worth acknowledging though. The opposition in those six matches included Liechtenstein, the Cayman Islands, British Virgin Islands and Sao Tome e Principe, with the highest-ranked of that bunch sitting at 194th in the FIFA rankings. So yes, Gibraltar have been winning and winning well, but the step up in class has been minimal. Andorra, despite their poor form, represent at least a marginally stiffer test than what Gibraltar have faced lately.

The away form concern is the real check on Gibraltar’s confidence here. They have lost five of their last seven matches on the road, with their only away win in that run coming against Liechtenstein. Travelling does not suit this side, and that trend is worth keeping in the back of your mind when assessing how this one might pan out.

Head-to-Head Record

Andorra and Gibraltar have faced each other four times before this fixture, and the head to head record slightly favours the visitors. Gibraltar have won twice and drawn twice in those four meetings, without ever losing. That means Scott Wiseman’s side have a chance to make history in the negative sense if they slip up here, since no Gibraltar manager has ever lost to Andorra. That is a decent psychological cushion for the visitors to carry into the game, even if neither side is at full throttle given the low stakes.

The reverse fixture in this very group, played on September 27, finished 0-0 at Gibraltar’s ground. A tight, cagey affair that neither side truly dominated. With Andorra now on home soil and desperate for a morale-boosting result, this one could follow a similarly close pattern, though the momentum Gibraltar carry into this game suggests they might just nick it.

Key Stats

• Andorra have lost six of their last seven home fixtures
• Gibraltar are unbeaten in six consecutive matches across all competitions
• Gibraltar have been defeated in five of their last seven away games
• Andorra have scored just once in three Nations League D matches this campaign
• The reverse fixture between these sides finished 0-0

Andorra vs Gibraltar Betting Tips

This is a tough one to get overly excited about from a betting standpoint. Neither side has a burning need for the result, the groups are settled, and both managers might take a pragmatic approach rather than opening things up. That said, Andorra’s desperation for a home win and Gibraltar’s strong recent form set up a few interesting angles worth exploring across the markets.

Over and Under Goals Prediction

Under 2.5 goals feels like the smart call here. The reverse fixture was goalless, Andorra have scored just once in three Nations League games, and Gibraltar, despite their fine recent form, have been facing very modest opposition. With nothing massive at stake, neither side is likely to throw caution to the wind and chase the game aggressively. Under 2.5 goals.

Both Teams To Score (BTTS) Prediction

Both teams to score? No, not for me. Andorra have only found the net once in this whole Nations League campaign and their home record has been miserable. Gibraltar’s defence has been solid with four clean sheets in their last six. The more likely outcome here is a low-scoring game where at least one side draws a blank. No on BTTS.

First Goalscorer Prediction

Tjay De Barr is the name to be on for first goalscorer. He leads the line for Gibraltar and has been in decent nick throughout their recent run of form. With Gibraltar likely to look dangerous on the counter given Andorra’s need to push forward for a result, De Barr has the pace and movement to get in behind and punish the hosts. He is worth a look at whatever price the bookies are offering.

Corners Prediction

Under 8.5 corners feels right for a match of this nature. These are not sides that attack relentlessly and generate corners in bundles. Both teams tend to operate cautiously, and with the low stakes reducing the urgency to push numbers forward late in games, the corner count should stay fairly modest. Under 8.5 corners.

Correct Score Prediction

A 0-1 win for Gibraltar edges it as the most likely scoreline. Andorra have been toothless at home and Gibraltar, even if they are not at full tilt, have the quality to nick a goal on the break. It would mirror the kind of controlled, professional away performance Gibraltar need to avoid becoming the first side to lose to Andorra under their current manager. Correct score: 0-1 to Gibraltar.

Cards Prediction

Expect a relatively disciplined game. Neither side has a particularly aggressive or reckless style, and with little riding on the result, the intensity level is unlikely to reach a boiling point. Under 3.5 cards feels reasonable, with perhaps one or two bookings as the game ticks along without real needle or aggression. Under 3.5 cards.

Bet Builder Tip

These three selections tell the same story, a tight, low-scoring game where Gibraltar edge it without conceding, which is entirely consistent with the patterns of this group and the head to head record between these two sides.

Final Match Prediction

This is a game shaped by context as much as quality. Andorra are desperate to end a wretched home run with something to show for it, but their inability to score goals is a fundamental problem that does not go away just because the occasion demands more. Gibraltar arrive with form behind them, an unbeaten head to head record against this opponent, and a manager who is very aware of the history he could make or lose by the final whistle.

The away form concern is real, and this will not be a walkover. But Gibraltar have enough quality and tactical discipline to keep things tight and find the decisive moment when it comes. A narrow 1-0 win for the visitors is the call, with De Barr or one of the attacking options grabbing what could be the only goal of the game.

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