Tenerife vs FC Andorra Prediction

Two different recent pictures

Tenerife's last 20 matches, which include Segunda División games, friendlies and some Primera RFEF fixtures from their promotion run, show 9 wins, 6 draws and only 5 losses, with 34 scored against 21 conceded. That's a solid return, even allowing for the mixed competition quality.

Tenerife: 20 completed matches; FC Andorra: 20 completed matches.

Tenerife

20 matches

Win

45% 9 / 20

Draw

25% 5 / 20

Loss

30% 6 / 20

Scored

35

Conceded

23

Difference

+12

FC Andorra

20 matches

Win

35% 7 / 20

Draw

20% 4 / 20

Loss

45% 9 / 20

Scored

28

Conceded

28

Difference

0

Andorra's equivalent sample is rougher: 7 wins, 3 draws and 10 losses from 20, with goals roughly level at 28 for and 29 against. The losses outnumber the wins by some margin, which lines up with their lower league position.

Tenerife's broader form sample looks healthier, though both records blend league and non-league football so shouldn't be read as pure league strength.

Comparative Team Statistics: Tenerife vs FC Andorra

A head-to-head record that's gone quiet

The four meetings on record span 2022 to early 2024 and are split fairly evenly: a 1-1 draw, a 0-0 draw, and a win apiece, including Andorra winning 1-0 away at Tenerife and Tenerife losing 0-1 at home to them previously.

There's nothing since February 2024, so this history predates the current squads' form entirely. It's a reminder these have historically been close games, not a guide to how either side plays now.

The head-to-head is too old to lean on, though it does suggest these two haven't produced one-sided results in the past.

The table backs up the form gap

In the Segunda División table itself, Tenerife sit 9th with 11 points from 7 games, having won 3, drawn 2 and lost 2. Andorra are down in 16th with just 6 points from the same number of matches, winning twice and losing five times.

Neither side has a flattering goal difference. Tenerife have scored 8 and conceded 9, while Andorra have scored 12 but conceded 15. So even the team in the better position hasn't been racking up comfortable wins.

Tenerife's position is clearly stronger, but the numbers suggest tight, low-margin matches rather than a side cruising through fixtures.

The men doing the damage in front of goal

Enric Gallego has been Tenerife's main source of goals, with 5 in just 6 matches, while Nacho Gil has chipped in with assists from midfield.

Tenerife:

Best scorers:

Enric Gallego - 5

Best assist providers:

Nacho Gil - 2

Penalty cards:

David Rodríguez x 3

FC Andorra:

Best scorers:

Jordi Cano - 4

Best assist providers:

Moró Sidibe - 2

Jordi Cano - 1

Penalty cards:

Hugo Solozábal x 3

Diego Alende x 3

For Andorra, Jordi Cano leads the way with 4 goals in 5 games and also has an assist to his name, with Moró Sidibe their top creator. On the disciplinary side, Hugo Solozábal and Diego Alende have each picked up three yellow cards for Andorra, with David Rodríguez the most-booked Tenerife player.

Both sides look reliant on one standout scorer, so shutting down Gallego or Cano could matter more than usual.