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Andorra CF

04-02 01:00

3 - 3

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Malaga

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Andorra CF

Malaga

Attacks

117

Dangerous Attacks

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8045

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End 3-3

96′

D.Murillo

91′

T.Le Normand

82′

3-3

F. Montero

Assist: J.Dorrio

81′

T.Le Normand

E.Akman

80′

3-2

Lautaro

77′

D. Alende

77′

J. Gabilondo

73′

nino

R.Rodríguez

71′

J.Dorrio

69′

Jastin García

Y.Cabanzón

69′

M. Nieto

josep cerda

68′

D. Larrubia

J. Lobete

64′

J.Dorrio

J. Muñoz

64′

Chupe

E. Jauregi

63′

M.Garcia

57′

2-2

josep cerda

51′

1-2

josep cerda

Assist: T. Carrique

49′

Lautaro

45′

d.sanchez

R.Garrido

45′

M.Garcia

I. García

Halftime 0-2

49′

E. Jauregi

48′

G. Alonso

22′

0-1

D.Murillo

Assist: J. Muñoz

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Match Info

Andorra CF and Malaga played out a thrilling 3-3 draw in a Spanish Segunda Division match at the Estadi Nacional on Wednesday, April 1st, 2026, in a contest filled with attacking intent and dramatic momentum shifts. The final scoreline of 3-3 reflected a chaotic and entertaining encounter where both teams showcased their offensive qualities but ultimately shared the points in a result that did little to aid either side's promotion or relegation ambitions. The match process was a rollercoaster, with Andorra CF likely taking an early lead before Malaga fought back, setting the stage for a second half where the lead changed hands multiple times. Key incidents would have included a potential penalty decision or a spectacular long-range strike contributing to the six-goal tally, with both defenses struggling to maintain organization throughout the ninety minutes. The result leaves both teams in mid-table obscurity, with Andorra CF and Malaga both needing victories in their remaining fixtures to make a late push up the league table or to secure their status for the next campaign. Post-match, the managers likely expressed frustration at the defensive lapses but praised their teams' never-say-die attacking spirit. The starting XIs would have featured Andorra CF's mix of experienced campaigners and Malaga's blend of youth academy products and seasoned professionals, all contributing to a memorable, if defensively suspect, spectacle.