Kosovo vs Andorra prediction 07.06.2026 | International Friendly

Kosovo arrive with potentially lower confidence following a couple of defeats after a generally positive run of results prior to that. Still, despite a 2-1 defeat away to Czechia and a 1-0 home loss against Turkey, their recent competitive fixtures have demonstrated both attacking quality and growing resilience against stronger opposition. Recent results include impressive victories over Slovakia (4-3 away), Slovenia (2-0 away), and Sweden (1-0 away), while they also earned a 1-1 draw against Switzerland.

Offensively, Kosovo possess significantly more firepower than their visitors. Players such as Milot Rashica, Vedat Muriqi and Edon Zhegrova provide pace, creativity and finishing ability at international level. The team has scored at least once in each of its last five recorded internationals and has shown an ability to compete against nations ranked considerably higher than Andorra.

Head coach Franco Foda has publicly stated no major injury concerns ahead of the match. Kosovo are expected to rotate but should still field a strong starting eleven.

Andorra continue to find life difficult at international level, with occasional glimpses of hope, such as a 2–0 win over Liechtenstein on Thursday. Ranked at 173rd in the world, they have struggled for victories and goals in recent years. Apart from a 2-0 win over Liechtenstein, their recent results include defeats to Montenegro (2-0), Finland (4-0), Albania (1-0), Serbia (3-1) and England (2-0), while they managed a respectable 2-2 draw away to Latvia.

Goals remain a major issue for the visitors. They have failed to score in four of their last six recorded matches and often spend long periods defending deep inside their own half. However, Andorra traditionally remain organised and can be difficult to break down when facing opponents of a similar level.

The squad is expected to rely heavily on experienced players such as Marc Vales and captain Ildefons Lima's successors within the national setup, with the primary objective likely to be maintaining defensive structure rather than chasing possession.