Lithuania vs Andorra Prediction 30 September 2026
π Lithuania and Andorra meet on 30 September in Kaunas in a friendly match. For both sides, the game is part of a busy September-October international window: after two Nations League matches against Liechtenstein and Azerbaijan, Edgaras Jankauskas's side have this friendly before travelling to Baku, while Koldo Γlvarez's men then head to Malta. Up against a stronger Lithuania, the visitors will need to sit even deeper and wait patiently for counter-attacking opportunities. The key question is whether Lithuania can convert their territorial advantage into goals quickly enough.
Head-to-Head
π Lithuania and Andorra have never met in an official match, and the upcoming friendly will be their first encounter in 17 years.

Lithuania tend to control the tempo more often.
Lithuania began the current international window with a 2-0 win over Liechtenstein, then drew 1-1 with Azerbaijan at home. In that second match, they took the lead as early as the ninth minute through Armandas KuΔys, but conceded shortly afterwards to Mahir Emreli. With equal possession, Lithuania had nine shots and created two clear-cut chances. After two rounds of Nations League fixtures, they are unbeaten with four points.
For this friendly, Jankauskas will likely make wider use of his squad. The initial call-up included 26 players, with the coach specifically noting the need for a larger group given four matches across the international window. One of the new faces is young midfielder Adrian LickΕ«nas.
Under Jankauskas, Lithuania look to play in an organised manner and deny the opposition space between the lines. The team do not look to attack with large numbers consistently, preferring to build forward gradually and find space out wide. Against Azerbaijan, this approach allowed Lithuania to regularly work the ball into the penalty area, though after scoring they were unable to maintain the same sharpness. Against Andorra, the hosts will need to take the initiative more often and find ways to break down a packed defence.
Match Results: Lithuania

Andorra are banking on their defensive solidity
Andorra remain a side focused primarily on limiting space in front of their own goal. That was evident in their recent goalless draw with Gibraltar, while in more open matches against Kosovo (0-3) and Malta (1-2) their defence struggled considerably more.
After two Nations League fixtures, Andorra have one point and have yet to score more than one goal in a single game during this campaign. Before the September window, they had also finished four of their previous five matches without scoring - against Montenegro (0-2), San Marino (0-0), Iraq (0-1) and Kosovo.
However, Andorra are not entirely toothless against opponents at a similar level. In June they beat Liechtenstein 2-0, and in March they drew with San Marino. Lithuania should therefore be wary of simply throwing men forward from the first minute.
Match Results: Andorra
π¨ Yellow Cards Prediction
Over their last ten matches, both sides have kept their individual yellow card tallies at moderate levels. That said, Lithuania's previous meeting with Azerbaijan produced four yellow cards, while Andorra's match against Gibraltar ended with five bookings. For a friendly, I'd expect a calmer affair: Total Yellow Cards - Under 4.5.
β½ Goals Prediction
Lithuania have scored three goals in their first two Nations League matchdays while conceding just one. Andorra scored only once in their two September matches, and five of their previous seven meetings ended with a total of no more than two goals.
A high-scoring affair is not to be expected here. Lithuania are capable of taking the initiative and creating more chances, but Andorra will look to stay compact for as long as possible. The pick is Total Goals - Under 2.5 at 1.55*.
π© Corner Kick Prediction
Recent match statistics show Lithuania have had the edge in attacking volume. In the game against Azerbaijan, the hosts managed 9 shots, though they did not earn a single corner, so it would be unwise to draw direct conclusions from that one match for the upcoming fixture. Given the territorial advantage Lithuania are expected to enjoy, their team total looks the more interesting angle: Lithuania Team Total - Over 4.5 corners.
*Odds are approximate and may vary across different bookmakers.
β Editor's Prediction
Lithuania go into this friendly in more stable form, while Andorra regularly struggle to create chances. The nature of the fixture may lead to rotation from the hosts, but even with changes to the starting XI, Lithuania should maintain territorial dominance and greater control of the game. At the same time, the friendly status reduces the need to play at full intensity for all 90 minutes, so a heavy win for the hosts seems unlikely. The most logical scenario is one where Lithuania gradually take control and settle the match through superior quality. My pick is a Lithuania win. Predicted score: 2-0.