Blueberries Nation Andorra has stood up well in several of their friendly matches played lately, but do they manage to keep the levels up now that the World Cup qualifiers begin and Latvia is on the other half of the court? Of course, we hesitant.
Andorra belongs to the absolute bottom of the Football Europe. Amateurs should stand against the professionals here in qualifying, just as it usually does. They have to take it match by match, and sight is well set to erase the zero in the points column. In the European Championship qualifiers, where not too obeskedligt resistance was met, it was zero in ten matches. Goal difference? 4-36. Numbers speak for themselves.
Now Latvia is not something höjdargäng they do, but they are still far better standard than tonight’s opponent – are ranked in place 110 by FIFA, compared with the Andorran 203. However, it would require a miracle to reach the championship, like Euro 2004, when, for example, Switzerland and Portugal raging in the same group. Against that kind of nations has not much to set against.
Latvia should win
But they’ll comb fully here, Latvia? Undoubtedly. Likely with larger numbers too. It should in any case be required, a statement we stand out with no excessive transparency in their respective national teams.
Andorra will hand over the baton completely, set up defenses bus – and over time tend to also be bypassed, almost regardless of opposition. When O well is cracked and positions must be pushed up, is another goal at hand.
Only one in ten matches match in the European Championship qualifiers managed to Andorra “only” lose by as little as odd goal. It felled some friendlies in the middle of summer, around May-June and could then stand up in a perfectly acceptable manner; cruised example, against Azerbaijan, but has also gained recognition of color on a few occasions. Last Thursday researched man gone 0-2 over Estonia.
