“Marc Cardona breaks the deadlock for FC Andorra just before the interval, denying Leganés the half-time reset they needed and shifting the momentum decisively.”
Pivotal“Diego Alende doubles Andorra's advantage early in the second half, extinguishing any hope of a Leganés comeback before it could begin.”
Pivotal“Leganés make three substitutions simultaneously in a desperate attempt to halt the bleeding at 0-2, but the tactical reshuffle fails entirely as the goals continue to flow.”
“Josep Cerdà adds a third goal to complete the rout, confirming Andorra's total control as Leganés' afternoon falls apart.”
“Substitute Théo Le Normand caps a perfect cameo by heading home a fourth just thirteen minutes after coming on, putting the gloss on an emphatic away win.”
Leganés
FC Andorra
FC Andorra put in a commanding performance at Leganés, turning a tight first half into a second-half demolition that underlined their promotion credentials. Marc Cardona's goal on the stroke of half-time was the decisive blow, arriving just as Leganés had been showing some resilience, and the hosts never recovered. Andorra dominated possession — 57% — and were marginally more clinical, converting four of their seven big chances against a Leganés side that squandered all six of theirs, with the home goalkeeper making six saves in a losing effort that at least showed the hosts created some threat. Diego Alende extended the lead early in the second half, before Josep Cerdà and substitute Théo Le Normand — who scored just three minutes after coming on — rounded out a result that will have significant implications in La Liga 2's promotion race, while deepening Leganés' midtable misery.
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