Cordoba vs Andorra Prediction & Betting Tips (2 March)

Córdoba’s meeting with FC Andorra in LaLiga2 comes at a moment when the hosts look quietly confident despite a recent setback. The match at Nuevo Arcángel on 2 March 2026, scheduled for an evening kick-off, finds Córdoba sitting in the upper half of the table after a strong winter run. Over the last two months they have pieced together an impressive sequence of league performances, highlighted by several home wins that have reinforced their reputation in front of their own supporters. Even the 3–2 defeat away to Ceuta on 25 February 2026 felt more like a warning not to relax than a collapse, as Córdoba still showed plenty of attacking intent and character.

Recent form numbers underline why many observers see Córdoba as one of the more upwardly mobile sides in this LaLiga2 campaign. With 41 points from 26 matches and a solid return at Nuevo Arcángel, they have combined a proactive attacking style with enough resilience to stay in the play-off conversation. Their last five league outings read L‑W‑W‑W‑L, a sequence that includes that narrow loss at Ceuta but also a trio of victories that boosted confidence. Home fixtures such as the mid-February clash with Leganés and the earlier duel with Almería have helped sharpen their rhythm, even when the scorelines themselves were tight and hard-fought.

FC Andorra arrive with a very different recent story, one shaped by inconsistency and the need to steady the ship after a difficult stretch. Over their last five league games they have gone W‑L‑L‑L‑D, a run that captures both their potential and their vulnerability. In the past couple of months they have been through a demanding schedule, including trips to Castellón and Almería and a home date with Real Sociedad B, often finding themselves in matches decided by small details. The positive note is that Andorra still show flashes of controlled possession and structured build-up play, but turning that into reliable results has been the main challenge as they look to climb away from danger.

All of this sets up a fascinating contrast of trajectories when Córdoba host Andorra, with the home side’s momentum facing the visitors’ search for stability. Córdoba’s strong home record and sharper recent form suggest they can create sustained pressure, while Andorra may lean on compact defending and quick transitions to stay in the contest. Taking into account those trends, plus Córdoba’s attacking edge shown in games like Ceuta away and their February clashes with Almería and Leganés, a correct score of 3–1 feels like a realistic call. That same 3–1, echoed again as 3–1, could also frame expectations alongside 3–1 and Andorra’s outlook in 3–1, underlining a scenario where Córdoba’s extra quality finally te