Nacho Quintana points the way for Andorra after Granada win

FC Andorra needed to reset after five straight defeats, and Nacho Quintana says the Granada win has been a turning point. The attacker believes the result—more than the three points—came from a clear improvement: competing.

“Nos hacía falta cambiar la dinámica y creo que una victoria fuera de casa en un campo como el de Granada nos ha venido muy bien”, said Quintana. He added that they had been struggling to win duels and to impose themselves in what he called “el otro fútbol”. He also downplayed the role of Carles Manso’s tactical shift, arguing the team felt good with the 4-3-3 thanks to “confidence”.

Next: keep building momentum

Quintana’s message now is simple: grow from here and aim for steady wins. His next benchmark is Sabadell, which he expects to be physically demanding: “muy fuerte en los duelos… y ser vertical”. He also flagged a continuing issue—set pieces—saying the team must improve “tanto en ataque como en defensa”, following recent problems, according to MARCA.