Tenerife–Andorra could be a test of what possession actually buys. Andorra had plenty of the ball and chances against Burgos but still conceded three; Tenerife's last two away draws came while taking fewer shots than their opponents. The question for this match is whether Andorra can turn long spells on the ball into chances without leaving Tenerife a quick route back.
Our match records show Andorra with 74% possession, 20 shots and 11 on target in the 2–3 Burgos game. Tenerife drew 1–1 at Sabadell and Celta Vigo B, taking 11 shots to 14 in the first and nine to 14 in the second. Those games do not establish a fixed style for either side, but they make the first few transitions after Andorra loses the ball more interesting than a simple possession count.
