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“Aimar Duñabeitia opens the scoring for Gijón from a corner, assisted by Allexandre Corredera Alardi, against the run of early Andorra pressure.”
Pivotal“Substitute Jordi Cano, on just two minutes at the start of the second half, levels the score at 1-1 from a corner situation.”
Pivotal“Antonio Casas restores Gijón's lead with a well-worked goal after a spell of pressure that included a header and two other shots, assisted by Juan Ferney Otero Tovar.”
Pivotal“Nikita Iosifov puts the game beyond doubt in the dying seconds, completing a dramatic finish to the match with the third goal for Gijón.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

FC Andorra controlled proceedings for long stretches, racking up 61% possession, 13 shots, and 8 corners compared to Gijón's more modest output, yet found themselves picking the ball out of their net three times. Sporting Gijón showed clinical efficiency, scoring with three of their seven shots while Andorra squandered two big chances and only converted one of their four shots on target. Jordi Cano's immediate impact off the bench to level things at 1-1 offered hope, but substitute Antonio Casas struck within minutes of his own introduction to restore Gijón's lead, and Nikita Iosifov's stoppage-time strike sealed a result that will sting given Andorra's territorial dominance. For Gijón, this is a statement result against a side that dominated the underlying numbers, while Andorra will be left frustrated at wasting a genuinely strong performance base.
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