The Bolivian national team is gearing up to face their next opponent: the Andorran national team. The match is scheduled for this Monday starting at 17:00 HB, and will take place at the 19 de Mayo de 1956 Stadium in the city of Annaba, Algeria.
Andorra, representing UEFA in the FIFA World Series and belonging to the Principality of Andorra, is a team where all the players called up play for clubs in the first division of their country.
In their debut in the FIFA World Series, Andorra faced South Africa, and the match ended in a 1-1 draw. Now, they are preparing to face Bolivia, who recently fell to Algeria in their first match.
Despite being a sovereign microstate located between Spain and France, Andorra's official language is Catalan. However, Spanish is the most spoken language by 93% of its population, according to official data.
Andorra's coach is Jesús Luis Álvarez, also known as Koldo Álvarez, who is a naturalized Andorran Spanish. In their last match against South Africa, he presented a tactical formation of 4-4-2 with players such as Josep Gómes in goal, Chus Rubio, Max Llovera, Christian García, and Moisés San Nicolás in defense, Jordi Aláez, Joel Guillén, Eric Vales, and Joan Cervós in midfield, and Ricard Fernández Cucu and Marc Pujol in attack.
Andorra's position in the FIFA ranking is 164th, and their most recent participation was in the qualifying phase of the Euro 2024, where they were eliminated.
They have no history of participating in World Cups or the final phase of the European Championship. However, their match against Bolivia represents an opportunity to demonstrate their level and seek a positive result in this international tournament.
