Head-to-Head: Cadiz vs FC Andorra

Cadiz vs FC Andorra is framed by two Segunda División scorelines that move from a draw to an away win. The teams drew 0-0 at FC Andorra on 2 November 2025, before FC Andorra won 1-0 away at Cadiz on 12 April 2026. Both fixtures produced either no margin or a single-goal separation, leaving venue and the change in outcome central to this measured comparison.

Past matches, Cadiz vs FC Andorra

12 April 2026 Regular Season - 35

Cadiz

0 - 1

FC Andorra

JP Financial Estadio
2 November 2025 Regular Season - 12

FC Andorra

0 - 0

Cadiz

Estadi Nacional

Match center

Cadiz

0 - 1

12 April 2026

FC Andorra

Starting eleven

Substitutes Cadiz

1
G
8
M
9
F
11
M
10
F
24
M
19
F
33
D
7
F
29
D
2
D
15
M

FC Andorra Substitutes

G
25
G
1
F
9
D
2
D
5
F
15
F
22
M
10
D
19
M
24
F
3

Match events

45'

90'

⚽

⇄

-5'

Álex Fernández Yellow Card
15'

Diego Alende Yellow Card
28'

Rominigue Kouamé Yellow Card
35'
⚽

J. Cerda Normal Goal (Asst: D. Villahermosa)
46'

B. Ocampo R. Kouame
52'

Brian Ocampo Yellow Card
54'

Min-su Kim Yellow Card
66'

Y. Cabanzon M. Kim
68'

Suso J. Domina
68'

L. Perez A. Cordero
76'

M. Nieto J. Cerda
76'

A. Petxa T. Carrique
76'

T. Le Normand G. Jastin
80'

Iker Recio Yellow Card
85'

A. Fernandez Y. Diarra
86'

R. Marti S. Arribas
88'

I. Garcia D. Villahermosa

Stats for this game

Matchup Cadiz VS FC Andorra

A draw opens the comparison

The 0-0 at FC Andorra on 2 November 2025 supplied a completely level starting point, with neither side finding a goal on the Andorran ground. It also established a scoreline that offers no separation between the teams. The result is useful as a counterpoint to the later meeting because it places the two clubs on equal terms before the venue changed.

FC Andorra breaks the deadlock

FC Andorra won 1-0 at Cadiz on 12 April 2026, turning the scoreline in its favour away from home. The victory remained narrow, so the pairing still offers little evidence of wide margins or a settled hierarchy. The dated results instead show a goalless draw followed by a single-goal away win, with FC Andorra succeeding at Cadiz after the teams had shared the score in Andorra. Both meetings were full-time Segunda División fixtures and neither required extra time or penalties. Future Cadiz–FC Andorra encounters will test whether either side can create a more durable separation.