Gibraltar
Andorra
Gibraltar vs Andorra Predictions, Picks & Odds – 27/09/2026
Gibraltar vs Andorra Preview
Gibraltar have turned a corner after enduring a brutal stretch of 12 consecutive defeats. Their recent friendly run produced two wins and a draw, with four goals scored in each victory. Captain Tjay De Barr, approaching his 62nd cap, is expected to return to the starting lineup. Kian Ronan and Dan Bent should also feature, adding stability at right-back and in midfield respectively. Confidence is genuinely high in the Gibraltar camp.
Andorra arrive in a fragile state following a deflating 2-1 loss to Malta in their Nations League opener. They took a 17th-minute lead but collapsed in the second half, conceding twice, including an 81st-minute winner. Coach Koldo Alvarez may shuffle his pack, with Jordi Alaez and Berto Rosas pushing for starting berths. Historically, Andorra have never beaten Gibraltar in three previous meetings, a record that will weigh on their minds.
Gibraltar's recent three-match unbeaten run, featuring two wins with four goals scored in each, signals genuine momentum heading into this Nations League opener. Andorra, by contrast, arrive wounded after surrendering a lead against Malta and losing that Group D1 clash. The home side's confidence and attacking form make the double chance 1X a sound selection at 3.35 for the home win price.
Captain Tjay De Barr, approaching his 62nd cap, provides invaluable experience and leadership. With Kian Ronan expected back at right-back and Dan Bent likely starting in midfield, Gibraltar should field a settled side. Andorra coach Koldo Alvarez faces tougher decisions; changes involving Jordi Alaez and Berto Rosas could disrupt cohesion after that Malta setback.
The head-to-head record further supports this pick. Gibraltar are unbeaten in all three previous meetings against Andorra, a trend that carries psychological weight in fixtures between nations of this profile. Under 2.5 goals at N/A also merits consideration given the tight nature of past encounters. Backing the 1X double chance remains the value play here.
Odds correct at time of publication.
Trends to Know about Gibraltar vs Andorra
- Gibraltar unbeaten in three previous meetings
- Gibraltar scored eight goals in two friendlies
- Andorra lost their Nations League opener
Form & Statistics: Gibraltar vs Andorra
Gibraltar
Recent form
Season statistics (3)
Andorra
Recent form
Season statistics (4)
Lineups: Gibraltar vs Andorra
Gibraltar
Starters
- 1 Bradley Banda
- 2 Kian Ronan
- 3 Bernardo Lopes
- 4 Ethan Jolley
- 5 Julian Valarino
- 6 Nicholas Pozo
- 7 Dan Bent
- 8 James Scanlon
- 9 Dylan Borge
- 10 Tjay De Barr
- 11 Leon Mason
Andorra
Starters
- 1 Iker Álvarez
- 2 Christian Garcia
- 3 Albert Rosas
- 4 Moisés San Nicolás
- 5 Ian Olivera
- 6 Biel Borra
- 7 Eric De las Heras
- 8 Joan Cervós
- 9 João da Silva Teixeira
- 10 Ricard Fernández
- 11 Pau Babot
Bench
- Mauro Rabelo
- Francisco Pires
- Albert Reyes
- Max Llovera
- Hugo Ferreira da Silva
- Aarón Sánchez Alburquerque
- Joel Guillén
- Adrian Da Cunha
- Jesus Rubio
- Francisco Pomares
- Jordi Aláez
- Berto Rosas
Medium confidence
A 4-4-2 versus 5-3-2 setup frames this Nations League clash, with Gibraltar looking to press high through Tjay De Barr and Leon Mason up front, while Andorra's back five is designed to absorb pressure and hit on the counter through Ricard Fernández and Pau Babot.
Both lineups carry probable status, though Andorra's XI is partly inferred from their previous outing against Malta, with Sports Mole flagging potential changes. That slight uncertainty means Gibraltar's structure is the more reliably mapped of the two heading into kickoff.
How to Watch Gibraltar vs Andorra Match?
What time is Gibraltar vs Andorra?
Gibraltar host Andorra on Saturday, 27 September 2026, with kickoff scheduled for 5:00 PM local time.
Where is Gibraltar vs Andorra being played?
The confirmed venue for this fixture is yet to be announced by UEFA.
How Can I Watch Gibraltar vs Andorra on TV and Live Stream?
Broadcasting details for Gibraltar vs Andorra have not yet been confirmed by UEFA or local rights holders.
>