Serbia dominated their World Cup qualifier against Andorra with a commanding 3-1 victory, overwhelming their hosts through superior attacking threat and possession control. The visitors' 3-1-4-2 formation proved devastatingly effective, generating 21 shots and an expected goals figure of 2.27, while Andorra's defensive 5-4-1 setup managed just four attempts and a meagre 0.02 xG. Serbia's clinical finishing contrasted sharply with their opponents' bluntness; despite Andorra registering two shots on target, their goalkeeper faced an xG conceded of 1.0 yet managed only a 50 per cent save rate, suggesting profligacy in front of goal. Dusan Vlahovic opened the scoring for Serbia, contributing to a performance that underlined the gulf in class. The result extends Serbia's commanding position in their qualifying group, whilst Andorra's defensive frailties remain exposed at this level.