ESCALDES-ENGORDANY, Andorra (Interstat) — City Escaldes FC will host Ordino in the Copa Constitució on Sunday, looking to start its 2026 campaign against a visiting side desperate to reverse a late-year slide.

The match, part of Andorra’s domestic cup competition, kicks off at 3 p.m. local time at the Centre d’Entrenament de la FAF.

Ordino enters the cup tie seeking to regain form after a disappointing end to 2025. The club concluded its calendar year with a 3-1 home defeat to Carroi on Dec. 20, marking a third consecutive loss in all competitions. Their recent record shows a team struggling for consistency; across their final five matches of the year, Ordino managed just one draw against four losses, being outscored 11-3 in that span.

Key results from that stretch include a 4-2 home loss to Penya Encarnada on Dec. 7 and a 3-1 defeat at FC Santa Coloma on Nov. 23. However, Ordino has shown it can be a threat, having beaten Penya Encarnada 4-3 away in early November and Carroi 3-1 at home earlier in the season.

City Escaldes FC’s recent form is not documented in available records, setting up an element of mystery for this cup encounter. The home side will look to capitalize on any lingering instability in the Ordino squad.

Despite Ordino’s poor run, statistical models project a narrow victory for the visitors. Interstat’s game simulator forecasts a 1-0 win for Ordino.

Following Sunday’s cup match, Ordino’s focus will return to the Andorran First Division (1a Divisió), where it faces a congested schedule. The next 10 league fixtures include a derby at Ranger’s on Jan. 18, a trip to league leaders FC Santa Coloma on Feb. 1, and a home rematch against Santa Coloma on Feb. 15.

The Copa Constitució often provides a platform for teams to reset their season. For Ordino, it is a chance to halt a negative streak before a critical league stretch. For City Escaldes, it is an opportunity to make an early statement in 2026.