Celta II outscored Andorra 4:2 in a Segunda División Regular Season encounter at Estadio Balaidos on Monday evening. The result moves the hosts up to 11th place with four points from three matches, while Andorra remain 15th on three points. By then, the home side had already paid for a sloppy opening — two VAR-confirmed goals cancelled before half-time, and nothing to show for it.
Andorra took the lead through B. Somuah in the 55th minute, but H. Lopez responded immediately, striking twice within ten minutes to put Celta II ahead. The visitors pulled one back through A. Antanon on the stroke of full-time, but the home side ran the show in stoppage time. A. Marin grabbed two goals in rapid succession — one at 87 minutes, another at 90 — before adding a third at 90+7. A. Antanon then found the net twice more, making this a match decided in the final fifteen minutes.
Andorra dominated possession at 64 per cent and registered 106 attacks compared to 75, but their shot accuracy of 29 per cent told the story. They hit the target five times against eight, while their expected goals of 1.98 suggested they should have done better. Celta II, with 36 per cent possession and an expected goals total of 2.64, found a way back into it through efficiency rather than volume. They created five big chances to seven, and their eight shots on target against five tells you where the goals came from.
The result keeps Celta II in fourth place in their group, one point ahead of Andorra. Both sides have played three matches, but the hosts now hold a cleaner record — one win, one draw, one loss. Andorra's two defeats leave them searching for consistency after their 5:1 victory over Ceuta earlier in the month.
