Away tickets are now on sale for the Juventud de Torremolinos–Real Zaragoza match. Blanquillos fans have already begun buying them for €20. They have been allocated the North Stand at El Pozuelo, with capacity for 123 supporters, out of the stadium’s 3,000 seats.
If there was one thing Casademont Zaragoza’s men’s team missed last season, it was its connection with the fans. On Wednesday, the red-and-black team took a step toward rebuilding that bond with a special event at the Príncipe Felipe Pavilion, where nearly 500 people came to watch the team train live and once again feel part of a revamped squad hoping to restore excitement in the Aragonese capital.
One of the key figures in Real Zaragoza’s 1-0 win over Antequera was goalkeeper Sem Westerveld. The Dutchman is now settled in the Aragonese capital and at the club he represents. “Real Zaragoza are much bigger than I expected,” he said.
S.D. Huesca's start has not been particularly poor in terms of results, having taken four of six possible points, but the performances against Sant Andreu and Real Jaén have not been positive. The level of play has been particularly low, something Iván Rodríguez acknowledged at a press conference.
Helena Oma has booked her ticket to Antwerp. After surviving the latest cut made by coach Sandra Ygueravide, the Casademont Zaragoza forward has been included in Spain’s final 3x3 quartet for the European Cup from September 11 to 13. The Catalan player will therefore extend her absence from the Aragonese team’s preseason and compete for Spain at a European event alongside Txell Alarcón, Marta Canella and Gracia Alonso de Armiño.
Sem Westerveld’s arrival at Real Zaragoza has not been easy, but things are starting to fall into place thanks in part to goalkeeping coach Javi Roda. The goalkeeper said at a press conference on Wednesday that he is now fully settled. “The first weeks were tough, and now I’m happy,” he said.
After more than 10 years of playing across European basketball, Kristine Vitola returns to Zaragoza to strengthen Casademont's inside game with her experience and put everything she has learned at the service of a team aiming high again. The veteran Latvian player, one of five additions made by the Aragonese club this summer, was presented on Wednesday as a new red-clad player and highlighted the major transformation the club has undergone since her previous spell in Zaragoza.
The eighth edition of the Cierzo Rally Ejército de Tierra by Dynatech was a success in every respect. The event drew an impressive field of 64 cars and 65 motorcycles, bringing more than 1,000 people to the area, including drivers, team staff, family members and media, from every corner of Spain and from countries as far away as Belgium, England, Finland and Iceland.
After Real Zaragoza's first Primera RFEF win against Antequera, fans will have the chance to meet one of the victory's key contributors, Rubén Iranzo, who played the entire match, as well as Yussif Saidu, at a Meet & Greet this Wednesday at the club's official store on Calle Alfonso I.
Inés Bergua is one of the greatest athletes in Aragón's history, and her hometown of Huesca will award her the city's Gold Medal. The honor comes after regional president Jorge Azcón announced last week that she would receive Aragón's Medal for Sporting Merit.
After Ander Herrera's missed penalty, Real Zaragoza must decide who will take spot kicks. The current captain is not an expert, as he showed. Looking back, two players stand out for their perfect records in the second division with the club: Mario Soberón and Dani Gómez.
Mariona Ortiz's Spain is getting closer to its dream of lifting the World Cup. After narrowly advancing from the group stage as winners, the team now faces a knockout round in which everything is at stake. The quarter-final will be played this Thursday at 8:45 p.m.
Real Zaragoza continues to invest in its academy by renewing goalkeeper Marcos Manolache for five seasons. The 18-year-old has signed a contract through 2031, with the club keen to secure his services. This season, he has been training with the first team as the club's third-choice goalkeeper.
The first Aragonese clash of the season took place in the Copa de la Reina between Zaragoza CFF and S.D. Huesca, with the match decided on penalties after a 2-2 draw in regulation time. The Huesca side won 6-5 from the spot to reach the tournament's second round.
Only the world's best players and coaches attend the Ballon d'Or gala organized by French magazine France Football, and former Real Zaragoza goalkeeper Yassine Bounou has become a regular at these events. The Moroccan goalkeeper has been among the nominees for the Yashin Trophy, awarded to the world's best goalkeeper, for several editions.
Aragón will also be represented at the Ballon d'Or gala by one of the world's best footballers, Zaragoza-born Mapi León. The defender is among the 30 players in contention for the top individual award, which her former teammate Aitana Bonmatí has won for the past three seasons.
The RFEF announced the schedule for Matchday 6 of Primera Federación on Tuesday afternoon, meaning Real Zaragoza now knows when it will host C.D. Teruel at Ibercaja Estadio: the match will be played on Sunday, October 4, at 9:00 p.m.
Teresa Perales is unstoppable and has already won her second medal at the European Championships in Turkey after taking silver in the S2 100m backstroke. She won her first medal on Monday, claiming bronze in the 50m breaststroke.
After two days off following their first agonising Primera RFEF win against Antequera, Real Zaragoza returned to training on Tuesday to prepare for Sunday’s visit to El Pozuelo, one of the smallest and most challenging grounds in the division, where Juventud de Torremolinos play.
The Delicias Mile is now firmly established in Zaragoza and is one of the longest-running races in the Aragonese capital. Following the event's success, a race for younger children, known as the Mini Milla, was also organized last year. In 2026, it will take place on August 12 from 11 a.m. in the Delicias neighborhood.