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Copa Constitució Quarter-Finals Confirmed After Eighth Finals

Most top-flight teams advanced as expected, with Second Division Casa de Portugal pulling off the only upset via penalties against CE Carroi.

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Key Points

  • Most top-flight teams advanced as expected, with Second Division Casa de Portugal pulling off the only upset via penalties against CE Carroi.
  • High-stakes matchups set, including champions Inter Club d'Escaldes vs.
  • Casa de Portugal.

The quarter-final matchups for the Copa Constitució have been confirmed following the eighth finals, where most top-flight teams advanced as expected. The only upset came from Casa de Portugal, the sole Second Division side remaining after defeating CE Carroi 4-1 on penalties following a 0-0 draw after regular time and extra time.

In that match, CE Carroi played with 10 men from the 62nd minute after Andersson Cáceres received a red card. Five minutes later, Casa de Portugal's Juanma Miranda was sent off with a direct red, and they later finished with nine players following David Maneiro's dismissal. Casa de Portugal, second in the Lliga Grup Pirineu, progressed to face reigning champions Inter Club d'Escaldes.

Ranger's FC delivered a convincing 3-0 win over Penya Encarnada, with goals from Engerlhart, Benja Muñoz, and Gabriel Leighton. They will now meet FC Santa Coloma, who thrashed Sporting Escaldes 5-1 thanks to a hat-trick from Yenerey and two goals from Chus Rubio.

UE Santa Coloma secured a 2-0 victory against CE Principat, with strikes from internationals Cucu and Álex. They advance to play FC Ordino, who edged City Escaldes 2-1 away, with goals from Canario (own goal) and Pau Servat.

On the other side of the draw, top-flight sides Atlètic Escaldes and CF Esperança enter directly and will clash for a semi-final spot. Inter Club d'Escaldes also advanced with a 3-0 win over FS La Massana, courtesy of Martín Calderón, Faysal Chouaib, and an own goal from Pachou.

These high-stakes quarter-finals mark the start of the knockout phase's decisive stage, with the title in sight for Andorra's leading clubs.

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