“Carles Manso is booked amid rising tensions, with Pablo Hernández also cautioned for arguing in the same period as Andorra pushed for the opener.”
“Moro Sidibe fires Andorra into the lead, finishing off an assist from Jordi Cano after Castellón failed to clear their lines following back-to-back offside flags.”
Pivotal“A chaotic finish sees three more yellow cards shown in the space of a few minutes, including a second caution for substitute J. Rijkhoff, as Castellón pushed bodies forward in search of an equalizer that never came.”
Outstanding performance

FC Andorra needed little time to make their mark, with Moro Sidibe converting in the 13th minute off a Jordi Cano assist to settle what became a scrappy, foul-heavy contest. Despite conceding early, Castellón dominated the underlying numbers, controlling 57% of possession and completing 504 passes to Andorra's 386, while also edging corners 7-4. Andorra, however, were far more clinical and direct when it mattered, out-shooting their hosts 15-11 with a commanding 7 shots on target compared to just 3, and creating two big chances to Castellón's none. The hosts were also the more combative side, committing 23 fouls to Castellón's 5 and picking up seven of the match's cards, suggesting a team willing to disrupt rhythm and defend their slender lead by any means necessary, ultimately holding on for a result that will matter more for Andorra's form than Castellón's misfiring final third.
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