Andorra secured a narrow victory at the Estadio Nuevo Los Carmenes, edging Granada 3-2 in the seventh round of the Segunda División. Jordi Cano opened the scoring early on, and although Granada fought back through Manuel Lama Maroto, the visitors took control before adding a late goal to seal the result.
Cano went in first, capitalising on a defensive lapse in the seventh minute. The away side doubled their advantage when Marc Doménech Costa found the net at thirty-three, putting pressure on a Granada side that had been dominating possession. Lama Maroto pulled one back shortly after the interval, but Cano restored Andorra's lead at fifty, and the home side never quite recovered their composure.
There were plenty of changes as the match progressed. Granada brought on Alejandro Mendez, Rubén Alcaraz and Jorge Pascual before the break, looking for fresh legs. Andorra responded with three substitutions at seventy, bringing on Nacho Quintana and Andoni López alongside Hugo Solozábal. The decisive moment came at seventy-eight when Mario Jiménez Gambín struck for Andorra, and the home side had to chase the game until the final whistle.
Andorra were efficient despite having less of the ball. They registered five shots on target from just six attempts, while Granada created more opportunities but struggled to convert. The visitors had an expected goals figure of 1.18 compared to Granada's 2.33, yet their clinical edge told. It was a match decided by moments rather than sustained pressure.
The result keeps Granada in thirteenth place on eight points, while Andorra remain seventeenth on six. Both sides have seven games in the bag, and the gap between them remains tight. Granada have now drawn two and lost three of their seven outings, while Andorra have yet to find a way to a draw this season.
