S.D. Huesca suffered a heavy setback against Real Jaén, who played the entire second half with two fewer players. The 2-2 score from the 16th minute remained unchanged, as Huesca lacked ideas and failed to threaten.
Youssouf Traoré has activated the release clause in his contract with Casademont Zaragoza and will continue his career in the United States. He will join UTEP, The University of Texas at El Paso, to compete in the NCAA.
Club Deportivo Teruel suffered a painful defeat on their visit to the Murcian capital, losing 4-0 to a Real Murcia side that, if it continues in this vein, will be a serious promotion contender. In the highly demanding setting of Enrique Roca Stadium, Kiko Ramírez’s team struggled particularly in the second half, when it was unable to display its trademark defensive solidity. A heavy defeat and a serious warning early in the Primera RFEF season.
Points, please. That is what Real Zaragoza fans need. Performances matter somewhat less, as does leaving Ibercaja Estadio with three points against Antequera this Saturday at 9:00 p.m.
The Zuera International Circuit is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a commemorative event showcasing a major renovation of the complex and new opportunities for the future of one of the world's leading karting tracks.
This is a World Cup, and Spain has experienced both sides of the coin right from the start, suffering a harsh reality check against Mali in the second round of games (82-73). The 18% three-point shooting, with 4 of 22 attempts converted, proved too heavy a burden for Miguel Méndez's team, while 53% shooting from the free-throw line represented too many offensive concessions that the African side exploited to pull off the upset and claim victory.
Costly and hard-fought, Casademont Zaragoza secured an 86-84 win over La Laguna Tenerife in the final minute of their second preseason friendly. The Reds showed greater defensive intensity than against Ilerna Lleida, although they were not as effective offensively as they had been against the Lleida side.
Real Zaragoza secured a 1-0 victory over Antequera. Here is our match report.
Saved in the 90th minute. A bare passing grade, as if Antequera, beaten 1-0 at the death, were a lenient teacher and Real Zaragoza the student who struggles. They had to win and they did; they had to pass and they passed. It came on their debut at Ibercaja Estadio and after a very painful defeat. Espiau scored the goal that does not set the course, but does provide the essential: three points.
Casademont Zaragoza's preseason has entered its third week, and Gonzalo García de Vitoria's players must show in these friendlies that the team's ideas are taking shape. Their second test comes this Saturday against La Laguna Tenerife in Utebo at 6:30 p.m., serving as a prelude to their ACB opener against the islanders on September 27.
Casademont Zaragoza's profile has grown over the years since its women's section was created, thanks in part to outstanding players who have left their mark at Príncipe Felipe. As a result, ten players with current or former ties to the Aragonese capital are competing at this World Cup in Germany.
S.D. Huesca made a winning start to the season by taking three points against Sant Andreu, although the team's performance did not fully convince despite the result. This has led coach Raúl Jardiel to reflect ahead of Sunday's 11:30 a.m. match against Real Jaén.
Real Zaragoza will not look the same this weekend as it did last weekend, when it lost 2-0 to Nàstic de Tarragona. Changes are coming—not many, but some. Coach Ibai Gómez has confirmed that one of the three latest signings—Iranzo, Ureña or Sangalli—will start on Saturday against Antequera.
Real Zaragoza coach Ibai Gómez is thrilled with his players. “We have the best squad, without a doubt,” he said after the transfer window closed. With it, the team should achieve promotion to the Segunda División by the quickest route.
There are not many things to improve after Real Zaragoza’s latest defeat. Following the 2-0 loss to Nástic de Tarragona, coach Ibai Gómez has reaffirmed his post-match comments. “I wasn’t wrong about what I said; after reviewing it, the team deserved to win,” he said.
Spain made a spectacular return to the World Cup after eight years with a resounding 83-53 win over hosts Germany. Miguel Méndez's team excelled from three-point range, making 14 of 28 attempts, and dismantled Germany in Berlin, showing they can challenge anyone as they dream of winning gold.
Real Zaragoza are the team to beat in the third tier. They already were in Segunda, despite finishing bottom in last season's dismal campaign, and that status has now grown even stronger. Their next opponent, Antequera, sees it the same way, as coach Abraham Paz has said publicly. "The pressure is on them; they're obliged to win every game," he said.
Casademont Zaragoza officially presented Nico Brussino, a familiar face to the Marea Roja. The Argentine returns to Aragon’s capital five years after leaving for Gran Canaria and is thrilled to be back.
Real Zaragoza will play their first non-weekend fixture this September. It will be matchday 5, at Can Misses against Ibiza, on Friday the 25th at 9:15 p.m. So far, all of the Aragonese team's matches this season have been scheduled for Saturday or Sunday.
Real Zaragoza’s numbers at Ibercaja Estadio are dismal. The team has managed just two home wins in 2026, the last a 2-0 victory over Real Racing featuring a surprising detail: Marco Sangalli scored the decisive goal for the hosts—an own goal.