Latvia vs Andorra: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sat, 11 Oct '25)

The anticipation surrounding the upcoming World Cup Qualifier in UEFA is electrifying. Set your alarms for Saturday, 11th October '25, because the stage is set for an intense clash between Latvia and Andorra. How have these teams fared against each other in recent encounters, you ask? Over the last three face-offs, Latvia has emerged victorious twice, while Andorra is yet to chalk up a win, with one match ending in a draw.

Let's take a trip down memory lane to the most recent bout on Friday, 21st March '25—Latvia sealed the deal with a 1-0 win away from home. Reflecting on their momentum in the current form, Latvia enters this fixture licking their wounds from a narrow 0-1 defeat to Albania. In contrast, Andorra comes in with a slightly better mood after a goalless draw against Estonia.

The spotlight now turns to individual performances. Who should be on Andorra's radar? None other than V. Gutkovskis, Latvia's leading scorer this season with three goals to his name. On the flip side, M. Pujol is the orchestrator for Andorra with two assists, making him a player Latvia must keep tabs on.

Who are the star performers, you ponder? For Latvia, the accolades go to Roberts Ozols with a rating of 7.63, followed by Roberts Savaļnieks at 7.18, and Roberts Uldriķis rounding it off at 6.95. As for Andorra, the spotlight shines on Marc Vales with a score of 7.09, trailed by Sergio Moreno at 6.98, and Marc Pujol at 6.84.

Analyzing team dynamics, question marks hang over possession control. Latvia boasts an average possession of 36.8% this season, overshadowing Andorra's 26.6%. Predicting corner kicks? Latvia edges out with an average of 3.6 per match compared to Andorra's modest 2. What about disciplinary records, which could be a chink in their armor? Latvia's tally rests at 23 yellow cards, no reds, and one penalty conceded, a better scenario than Andorra’s 30 yellows, without any red cards, and one penalty conceded.

Ultimately, weighing these statistics and current form leads us to a prediction that could favor Latvia extending their winning streak against Andorra. But will history repeat itself or be rewritten? Time will tell!