FC Andorra
Squad
- David Buxo1998current
- Jordi Benet1998current
- David Buxo2000current
- Jordi Benet2000current
- Dani Ferron2005current
- Dani Ferron2006current
Daniel Mejías2009current
Xavi Andorrà2009current
Álex Somoza2009current
Josep Ayala2010current- Leonel Alves2012current
Ludovic Clemente2012current
Ferran Pol2014current
Jordi Aláez2015current
Carlos Martínez2020current- Diego Alende2022current
- Jandro Orellana2022current
- Marc Vicente Vidal2022current
- Alejandro Calvo Mata2023current
- Dani Villahermosa2025current
- Andoni López Saratxo2026current
Jesús Owono2026current
Alexandre Martínez Palaucurrent
Cristian Martínezcurrent- Emiliano González1991–2004
- Jesús Julián Lucendo1991–1992
- Joan Carrillo Milán1991–1994
- Jesús Julián Lucendo1993–2002
- Justo Ruiz1994–1997
Koldo Álvarez1994–2006
Genís García1996–1999- Juli Sánchez1996–1998
- Raúl Garrido1996–1997
- Txema Garcia1996–2002
Ildefons Lima1997–1999- Juli Fernández1997–2001
Manolo Jiménez1997–1998
Óscar Sonejee1997–2001- Agusti Pol1998–2000
- Francesc Ramírez1998–2000
- Juli Sánchez1998–2002
- Alex Rodriguez1999–2000
- Justo Ruiz1999–2004
- Alex Rodriguez2000–2000
- Genís García2000–2002
- Josep Ayala2000–2002
Marc Pujol2000–2001- Mohamed Hamed Al-lal2000–2001
Jordi Escura2001–2002- Marc Pujol2001–2002
- Alain Montwani2002–2005
Fernando Silva2002–2004- Manolo Jiménez2002–2004
- Xavier Gil2002–2003
- Óscar Sonejee2002–2002
- Iván Lorenzo2003–2007
- Josep Ayala2003–2004
- Juli Fernández2003–2004
- Roberto Jonas2003–2004
- Rubén Epitié2003–2003
Sergi Moreno2003–2004- Óscar Sonejee2003–2008
Gabi Riera2004–2005
Josep Gómes2004–2006- Ludovic Clemente2004–2005
- Xavi Andorrà2004–2006
- Xavier Gil2004–2007
- Manolo Jiménez2005–2008
Jordi Rubio2006–2008- Juli Sánchez2006–2008
- Juli Sánchez2006–2008
Marc Vales2006–2007
Emili García2007–2013- Koldo Álvarez2007–2009
- Txema Garcia2007–2010
- David Maneiro2008–2013
- Francisc Martínez2008–2014
Nico Ratti2008–2011- Cristian Martínez2009–2013
Joan Toscano2009–2013- Samir Bousenine2009–2011
- Ferran Pol2010–2013
- Marc Pujol2010–2013
- Ildefons Lima2012–2014
Moisés San Nicolás2012–2014- Juli Sánchez2013–2016
Ricardo Vilana2013–2015- Thapelo Tale2013–2014
- Óscar Sonejee2013–2014
- Carlos Peppe2014–2014
- Marc Vales2014–2014
- Sergi Moreno2016–2017
Javi Martos2019–2020
Miguel Loureiro2019–2021- Víctor Casadesús2019–2021
- Alexander Petxarroman2022–2023
Moha Moukhliss2022–2023
Raúl Lizoain Cruz2022–2024- Alexander Petxarroman2023–2024
- Iker Benito2023–2024
- José Marsà2023–2024
- Julen Lobete2023–2024
Oier Olazábal2023–2025- Álex Valle2023–2023
- Erik Morán2024–2025
- Jon Karrikaburu2024–2024
Álvaro Peña Herrero2024–2025- Alexander Petxarroman2025–2026
Imanol García de Albeniz2025–2026- Jesús Owono2025–2026
Martin Merquelanz2025–2025- Iker Álvarez2016
FC Andorra is an association football club based in Encamp, Andorra.
Founded in 1942, FC Andorra is the first football club established in Andorra and competes in the Segunda División of the Spanish league system.
The club achieved its greatest success in 1994 by winning the Copa Catalunya, eliminating FC Barcelona in the semi-finals.
Biography
Formation and Early Years
Futbol Club Andorra, founded on October 15, 1942, in the College of Our Lady of Meritxell, holds the distinction of being the first football club established in Andorra. Initially, the club joined the Catalan Football Federation, allowing it to compete in the Spanish league system since 1948. FC Andorra made its debut in the Segunda Regional during the 1963–64 season, finishing in 11th place.
Rise Through the Ranks
After several years in regional leagues, FC Andorra ascended to Segunda División B in 1981, where they remained for 17 years, with a brief stint in Tercera División during the 1986–87 season. The club came close to promotion to Segunda División in the late 1980s, showcasing its competitive spirit. The pinnacle of their success came in 1994 when they won the Copa Catalunya, notably defeating FC Barcelona in the semi-finals and RCD Espanyol in the final.
Recent Developments and Legacy
Despite facing relegation to Tercera División at the end of the 1997–98 season, FC Andorra has continued to be a significant force in Andorran football. The club's best performance in the Copa del Rey occurred in the 1995–96 season, where they reached the Round of 16. In recent years, FC Andorra has seen success in the Primera Catalana, winning the championship in the 2018–19 season, and has added to its trophy cabinet with three Copa Catalunya titles, the latest being in the 2023-24 season. The club's enduring legacy is marked by its commitment to football in Andorra and its competitive presence in the Spanish leagues.
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Career & Clubs
Futbol Club Andorra has historically been the biggest football club in the country. The club was founded on 15 October 1942 in the College of Our Lady of Meritxell and was the first football club to be founded in Andorra. The club joined the categories of the Catalan Football Federation, contesting the Spanish League and Spanish Cup. In the 1963–64 season FC Andorra debuted in the Segunda Regional, finishing in the 11th position. After several years in regional categories, the Andorran club climbed in 1981 to Segunda División B (third level of the Spanish league system), where they remained for 17 years, with a break in the 1986–87 season when the team played in Tercera División. In the 1988–89 and 1989–90 seasons FC Andorra were close to promotion to Segunda División. The club's greatest success came in 1994 when FC Andorra won the Copa Catalunya. The Andorran team eliminated FC Barcelona in the semi-finals (aggregate 2–1) and defeated RCD Espanyol in the final played in the Municipal Stadium of Vilassar de Mar, winning 4–2 on penalties after no goals were scored during ordinary and extra time. At the end of the 1997–98 season the team was relegated to Tercera División (fourth tier). Their best performance to date in the Copa del Rey was in the 1995–96 edition, beating Palamós CF and Getafe CF before being eliminated by Celta Vigo in Round 16. From 1986 to 2013 the club also had a futsal section (FC Andorra Futsal) that played in División de Honor and División de Plata. The…
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- LaLiga 2
- League
- Primera Catalana
Legacy
Primera Catalana Champions (1): 2018–19 Copa Catalunya Winners (3): 1993–94, 2022–23, 2023–24
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Futbol Club Andorra is a professional football club based in Andorra la Vella, Andorra, that currently competes in Segunda División of the Spanish league system. The club was founded in 1942 and currently plays its home fixtures at Estadi de la FAF in Encamp. Even though they are based in the microstate of Andorra, the club voluntarily affiliated to the Catalan Football Federation, and as a result, has been allowed to compete in the Spanish league system since 1948.
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