England will look to extend their unbeaten World Cup qualifying run when they take on Andorra at Villa Park on Tuesday. Thomas Tuchel’s side made hard work of winning their Group K match earlier, but should have no difficulty defeating Andorra easily.
Arsenal midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Newcastle defender Djed Spence could both make their England debuts this international tournament. To stay informed on all the action live, subscribe to fuboTV today to keep tabs.
In this article, we will discuss the main points or high lights of England National Football Team vs Andorra National Football Team Lineups.
| # | Date | Competition | Venue | Score | England Goalscorers / Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 02 Sep 2006 | UEFA Euro 2008 Qualifier | England (Home) | 5 – 0 | Dominant win in early qualifying. (11v11) |
| 2 | 28 Mar 2007 | UEFA Euro 2008 Qualifier | Andorra (Away) | 3 – 0 | Comfortable away victory. (11v11) |
| 3 | 06 Sep 2008 | FIFA World Cup 2010 Qualifier | Andorra (Away) | 2 – 0 | England continued clean sheet run. (11v11) |
| 4 | 10 Jun 2009 | FIFA World Cup 2010 Qualifier | England (Home) | 6 – 0 | One of England’s largest wins vs Andorra. (11v11) |
| 5 | 05 Sep 2021 | FIFA World Cup 2022 Qualifier | England (Home) | 4 – 0 | Goals from Lingard (2), Kane (pen.), Saka. (AiScore) |
| 6 | 09 Oct 2021 | FIFA World Cup 2022 Qualifier | Andorra (Away) | 0 – 5 | Comprehensive away win. (AiScore) |
| 7 | 07 Jun 2025 | FIFA World Cup 2026 Qualifier | Andorra (Away) | 0 – 1 | Kane scored the winner. (The Guardian) |
| 8 | 06 Sep 2025 | FIFA World Cup 2026 Qualifier | England (Home) | 2 – 0 | Own goal (Garcia) + Rice header. (The Guardian) |
1. Albania vs England
Harry Kane scored twice to give England their first ever win in Albania and complete an unblemished World Cup qualifying campaign. Tirana hosted its inaugural win since Thomas Tuchel took charge; their initially ineffective first half had the lowest expected goals value ever under Tuchel but after halftime things picked up. Substitute Bukayo Saka flicked on a corner kick that gave England their opening goal; Kane took swift revenge, striking home twice on predatory instinct as substitute Bukayo Saka flicked it back and later headed in Marcus Rashford’s inch perfect cross for two wins to finish off a successful qualifying campaign.
The Three Lions have secured victory in Group G with just one match remaining, becoming the first European side in history to finish World Cup qualifying without suffering defeat – becoming first European side ever! They will face North America next summer in the final round and cemented themselves amongst top teams on both continents and globally.
England won its World Cup qualifying series but this wasn’t their finest display; even with two goals scored they may feel they could have done better. Defense appeared shaky at times and it came as a shock that they allowed two goals against a side that they have previously defeated, yet two late goals from Jude Bellingham and an impressive debut performance by Eberechi Eze will give hope that there may be more in store. Myles Lewis-Skelly also made an encouraging start to his international career, linking up well with Declan Rice and showing glimpses of talent down the left flank. However, the Crystal Palace youngster still needs to develop his decision making ability and is not quite ready for regular selection in the starting XI.
2. Latvia vs England
England found their 2022 World Cup qualifying group less challenging than expected, yet not effortless either. England made light work of Latvia at Doncaster Rovers Stadium thanks to two goals from captain Harry Kane and Leicester City forward Jamie Vardy scoring three hat-tricks between them to seal victory. England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford made two routine saves during this match to extend his streak of international clean sheets to nine. Additionally, under interim coach Lee Carsley the squad is beginning to show signs of fluidity they had previously been missing before his appointment as well.
After 26 minutes, the visitors started dominating proceedings, as Gordon opened up scoring by skinning Latvia’s Raivis Andris Jurkovskis and curling a low finish past Zviedris for an early lead. Soon afterwards, Vardy made no mistake from close range for another score before half time; soon afterwards it was all one way traffic as Gordon set up another goal before Maksims Tonisevs accidentally put Djed Spence’s cross into his own net; Eberechi Eze completed this one-sided performance by dribble and low finish from close range for another two scores before half time; Maksims Tonisevs also provided some help when bundling off before Eberechi Eze completed this rout with an incredible solo run and low strike, making for easy victory over both opponents.
Latvia are currently ranked 63rd globally by FIFA, and their performance against England did little to further their chances of moving up that list. They boast an illustrious footballing tradition but must navigate treacherous waters if they wish to reach European top tier competition.
Miksu Paatelainen led Latvia to victory at the 2018 Baltic Cup, an unexpected highlight in an otherwise dismal qualification campaign. However, after suffering consecutive defeats against Austria and Northern Ireland he was fired as coach in August 2019.
3. Senegal vs England
England have long been one of the strongest national football teams, boasting several outstanding players. But in recent years, they have struggled to replicate past success and often miss qualifying for major tournaments like FIFA World Cup or UEFA European Championship. This has left fans of English football wondering whether England can ever become one of their premier national teams again.
Gareth Southgate leads England’s current national football team into competition at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, where they have already won two group stage matches and appear well poised to progress into knockout stage of competition. They face a stiff test from Senegal who have also achieved this feat and may pose a formidable opponent during knockout stage competition.
Harry Kane gave England an early lead when Edouard Mendy spilled Anthony Gordon’s shot. However, Ismaila Sarr, Habib Diarra and Cheikh Sabaly mounted a remarkable comeback effort and handed Thomas Tuchel his first defeat as England manager.
The England national football team was founded in 1870 and became a FIFA member shortly afterwards. They are administered by the Football Association based out of London – one of the oldest international football associations worldwide. England hold an especially prominent place in history due to being the first British nation outside the Home Nations to engage in competitive matches against international opponents; therefore they can be considered pioneers of modern football. They originally joined FIFA as members in 1906 before withdrawing in 1928 before participating in another World Cup until 1950.
4. Andorra vs England
England and Andorra take their football match seriously, which goes far beyond being mere sport. These two countries share an ancient rivalry that transcends mere sport – more of an intercultural encounter. England stands as one of the top national teams on the international scene with players hailing from top leagues around the globe and boasting past glory including their 1966 World Cup win that still resonates in fans hearts today.
Andorra has struggled to make an impactful impression since being recognized by Fifa in 1996, winning only 14 games (seven competitive) out of 48 played since then. They have participated in qualifying rounds for every UEFA tournament but with limited success.
England has won 15 of 21 matches against Andorra and has never reached a tie between them. England has scored an astounding total of 68 goals against Andorra while only managing to score 13 times themselves.
England’s national football team bears an emblem with three vertically-stacked lions that has long represented its royal house – representing England in this case! Additionally, this symbolism includes “England” to show their connection to their host nation.
At present, their home ground is Wembley Stadium while their headquarters is St George’s Park in Burton upon Trent under Coach Gareth Southgate. At present, Andorra are currently ranked sixth globally despite being Uefa’s fifth smallest nation and boasting populations smaller than Redditch or Weston-super-Mare in England.
5. Serbia vs England
Serbia will close at least 15 per cent of their Rajko Mitic stadium capacity to home supporters for next month’s World Cup qualifier against England due to a Fifa fine for racist chanting during their June game against Andorra, according to their national football association (FSS). UEFA also ordered them to do this before facing Albania on September 9, and has warned supporters that any more incidents could lead to “draconian FIFA sanctions”.
Last November at Wembley Stadium, England defeated Serbia 2-0 with goals from Declan Rice and Noni Madueke, maintaining their 100% World Cup qualifying Group K record. French referee Clement Turpin briefly suspended play in the 38th minute when an offensive laser pen from the crowd shone into Ezri Konsa’s direction causing jeers from home fans. Watch BBC Sport live commentary as England take on Serbia at Wembley Stadium!
