As the Segunda División enters its 95th season,FC Andorra andGranada CF prepare to clash on Friday, October 17, 2025, at 2:30 PM in a pivotal mid-table encounter. Andorra, competing in their second consecutive season in the second tier after promotion in June 2025, sit firmly in 5th place with 18 points from 10 matches, riding a wave of momentum following four wins in their last five games. Their home form has been particularly potent, with only one defeat in six matches at Estadi de la FAF. Granada, meanwhile, are in 12th position with 14 points, showing signs of instability after a promising start. They’ve won just one of their last five away fixtures and have conceded in each of their last three road games, exposing defensive frailties that could be exploited by Andorra’s high-pressing, counter-attacking style under new head coach Ibai Gómez.

Historically, these two sides have met only once in the modern era — a 1-1 draw in Granada during the 2023–24 season — but the context has shifted dramatically. Andorra, backed by Gerard Piqué’s Kosmos Holding Group and now playing in their new 5,600-seat Estadi de la FAF, are no longer the underdogs they were in their debut Segunda campaign. Granada, on the other hand, are reeling from the departure of manager José Luis Mendilibar and the recent loan exit of key midfielder Álvaro García, leaving a creative void in midfield. The absence of Granada’s top scorer, Iñigo Vicente, through injury further weakens their attacking threat. Andorra’s front trio of Kike Sola, Javi Serrano, and new signing Marc Vales have combined for 11 league goals, making them one of the most dangerous attacking units in the division.

The key storyline on Friday is clear: Andorra are pushing for automatic promotion, while Granada are fighting to avoid the playoff scrap and maintain their status as a club with La Liga pedigree. Tactical battle lines are drawn around Andorra’s aggressive full-backs — particularly left-back Marc Vales — who will look to overwhelm Granada’s aging right-back, José Ángel, while midfield enforcer Ander Gago must contain Granada’s lone playmaker, Fran Gámez. Granada’s only path to a result lies in set pieces and quick transitions, but their lack of clinical finishing in recent games suggests they may struggle to convert chances. With Andorra unbeaten in their last seven home matches and Granada winless in their last four away trips, the home side enters this fixture as clear favorites. A win for Andorra could propel them into the top three, while a loss for Granada could trigger a deeper crisis in their campaign.

Team	Best Odds
Granada CF	+260 Smarkets	+210	+215	+220	+225	+225	+245	+225	+240	+215	+250	+260	+220
Draw	+245 Smarkets	+220	+240	+230	+225	+220	+230	+225	+230	+240	+239	+245	+240
Andorra CF	+125 ESPN BET	+115	+113	+112	+115	+115	+115	+125	+110	+113	+121	+122	+112

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