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Spanish Segunda Division
09-26 22:15
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Granada CF
Andorra CF
Attacks
93
68
Dangerous Attacks
64
17
Ball Possession
62
38
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95′
D. Alende
93′
S. Molina
89′
Stefan·Golubovic
82′
M.Doménech
81′
D.Hormigo
78′
2-3
Mario Jiménez Gambín
Assist: Manu Lama
78′
D.Hormigo
G. Gumbau
77′
A. Garcia
D.Pampín
77′
Stefan·Golubovic
J.Cano
73′
Lautaro
72′
Manu Lama
70′
A.Calvo
A. López
70′
Lautaro
N. Quintana
70′
S. Molina
H.Solozábal
65′
P. López
63′
P. López
50′
1-3
J.Cano
48′
1-2
Manu Lama
Assist: G. Gumbau
45′
Mario Jiménez Gambín
J.Pascual
45′
P. Alemañ
R. Alcaraz
Halftime 0-2
41′
C.Onouha
A.Marques
33′
0-2
M.Doménech
17′
H.Solozábal
15′
T. Carrique
7′
0-1
J.Cano
Assist: N. Quintana
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Match Info

Granada CF 2-3 Andorra CF — Andorra CF produced a rampant late comeback to stun Granada CF 3-2 in a breathless Spanish Segunda División clash at the Estadio Nuevo Los Cármenes on Saturday night.

Match Overview

Granada CF went into the match looking to reinforce their promotion credentials in front of a passionate home crowd, and for long spells they looked the more polished side. The Andalusians dictated the tempo early, kept the ball with purpose, and carved out the first clear opening when a driving run into the box drew a foul and a penalty. Yet Andorra CF refused to fold, delivering a tactical response that turned a 2-1 deficit into a famous away victory.

The visitors, known for their compact shape and quick transitions, grew into the contest after the half-hour mark. Their equaliser arrived against the run of play, but it was no accident: a sharp turnover in midfield released a runner in behind, and the finish was emphatic. Granada restored their lead before the break, only for Andorra to take control after the interval, scoring twice in the final 25 minutes to complete the comeback.

Key Moments

  • 18th minute: Granada CF take the lead from the penalty spot after a handball in the Andorra box. The finish is cool and low into the corner.
  • 31st minute: Andorra CF equalise with a rapid counter-attack, finishing off a sweeping move that started deep in their own half.
  • 42nd minute: Granada respond before half-time, a well-worked team goal finished from close range after a low cross from the right.
  • 67th minute: Andorra draw level again, punishing a loose pass with a first-time strike from the edge of the area.
  • 89th minute: The winner arrives. Andorra press high, force a turnover, and slot the ball past the goalkeeper to silence the home support.

Tactical Story

Granada set up in a 4-2-3-1 and looked to build patiently through the middle, using their full-backs to stretch Andorra’s defensive block. For the opening half-hour it worked well, but the home side’s intensity dropped after the break. Andorra switched to a more aggressive mid-block, cutting off the short passing lanes and forcing Granada into hopeful long balls. That shift in pressure changed the game completely.

The visitors also exploited Granada’s high defensive line with repeated runs in behind. Their third goal was the clearest example: a quick regain, one pass into space, and a composed finish. Granada’s substitutes added energy but not control, and the home side’s late push for an equaliser left gaps that Andorra nearly punished again on the break.

Standout Players

Andorra’s attacking midfielder was the engine of the comeback, linking play between the lines and delivering the pass that led to the winning goal. Their centre-forward also deserves credit for a tireless display, holding the ball up and dragging Granada’s centre-backs out of position. For Granada, the left winger was their most dangerous outlet, while the defensive midfielder dictated play early on before fading as the game opened up.

Season Impact

The result is a significant blow to Granada CF’s push for automatic promotion in the Segunda División standings. Dropping points at home — especially after leading twice — will feel costly in a division where margins are famously tight. For Andorra CF, the three points represent a statement away performance, one that strengthens their belief in a crowded mid-table battle and adds valuable momentum to their campaign.