Andorra is the national football team of the Principality of Andorra, governed by the Andorran Football Federation. As one of Europe's smallest nations, the team is a perennial underdog but embodies tremendous resilience and national spirit. Based in Andorra la Vella, they play their home matches at the Estadi Nacional, a compact ground often filled with passionate supporters. Since playing its first official match in 1996, Andorra has primarily competed in UEFA European Championship and FIFA World Cup qualifiers, where earning a point is considered a major achievement. Their most famous result was a 1-0 victory over Hungary in a 2017 World Cup qualifier. The team, comprised mostly of semi-professional players from the Andorran league and lower Spanish divisions, is known for its ultra-defensive, disciplined, and physically demanding style under long-time manager Koldo Álvarez. Every match is a battle against the odds, and the team's unwavering effort has earned them respect across the continent, making them a beloved symbol of Andorran pride and perseverance.