Real Zaragoza's victory over Juventud de Torremolinos left its mark. The Blanquillos earned three points in a chaotic match that also left three players struggling: Ander, Diego González and Rubo. They trained alongside the other starters on Monday, which is a positive sign, but the club is monitoring how their muscle overload develops. Edu Espiau was the only absentee.
Balonmano Contazara began the season with a 26-31 defeat to BM Guadalajara, while Bada Huesca won 33-35 in Zamora in the Silver Honor Division.
S.D. Tarazona announced on Monday that it had filed for insolvency proceedings. The application was submitted last week to the Zaragoza courts after the club was unable to pay its debts.
Wanapix AD Sala 10 could not have made a worse start to their return to the top flight, losing 3-5 to Servigroup Peñíscola at the Siglo XXI. It was a difficult opening for the Aragonese side, who will fight to remain among the elite after their return.
Real Zaragoza’s second consecutive win (3-4 against Juventud de Torremolinos) has placed the team on course for the top half of the table if it can maintain its current pace. Two wins in three matches mean six points from nine, an average of two per game that would amount to 76 points at the end of the season. That would be enough to win the title, although the team currently sits seventh in the table.
Helena Oma has added a new international medal to her collection. This past weekend, the Casademont Zaragoza forward finished as European 3x3 runner-up with Spain after a strong tournament in Antwerp, where the national team only lost to the Netherlands in the final (16-13). The silver medal caps an intense summer for the Catalan player, who will now head to the Aragonese capital to rejoin Carlos Cantero’s team.
João Ferreira and Filipe Palmeiro have claimed victory in the Baja España Aragón 2026 once again. Behind the wheel of his Toyota Hilux EVO, the Portuguese driver dominated the event and confirmed his strong adaptation to the demanding roads of Teruel.
Three points that feel like gold. In a bizarre and incredible match that saw them suffer more than expected, Real Zaragoza secured their second consecutive victory and, alongside Ibiza, Villarreal B and Atlético Madrileño, are the only teams to have collected the last six points. This new win, combined with the rest of the results from the third league round in Primera RFEF, leaves the club with six points in seventh place and within the playoff points range.
The S.D. Huesca's match against Villarreal B (0-3) was a complete shambles. The Huesca side endured 90 minutes of misery for their fans, who watched goals from Gaitán, former Huesca player Ayman, and Albert García hand Raúl Jardiel's team their first defeat of the season.
Real Zaragoza earned their first three points against Antequera with Edu Espiau's late goal and now visit El Pozuelo at 4 p.m. to face Juventud de Torremolinos. The Blanquillos will play at the Málaga side's stadium for the first time in Primera RFEF.
The Government of Aragon, with Deputy President Mar Vaquero as its authoritative voice, has highlighted the success of the Baja España-Aragón after its staging in Teruel and defended the province’s potential to host major sporting events. “Teruel has once again become the epicenter of top-level sporting events,” the regional government said, recalling that in recent weeks the province has also hosted events such as MotoGP at MotorLand Aragón and a stage of the Vuelta a España.
Real Zaragoza secured an important win at El Pozuelo on Sunday in a match that could have been comfortable, but which the Aragonese side went out of its way to make difficult. The Blanquillo team, shaky at the back, relied more on efficiency than eye-catching football. They eventually won 4-3, narrowly overcoming a Juventud de Torremolinos side that put them under pressure. The victory allows them to look toward the top of the table.
The win at El Pozuelo against Torremolinos had to be fought for from the start, and the tight finish left nerves running high. Despite the hosts' two late goals, Real Zaragoza secured three points that feel like pure glory in this division.
Spain could not topple the giant but fell honorably to the United States (66-76) in a game marked by the disparity in free throws awarded to the Americans, something that could be expected given how officiating usually operates when they are involved. However, the national team fought until the end and will look to finish on a high this Sunday against Leo Fiebiech's Germany, battling for bronze at 4:30 p.m.
The legend of Aragon's Teresa Perales continues to grow, and few words remain to define the career of the Zaragoza swimmer in Paralympic swimming. Perales won gold in the 50-meter backstroke S2, reaching 100 international medals across European and World Championships and the Paralympic Games. It is a remarkable milestone that shows nothing will stop the 50-year-old swimmer, who continues to write her name into the history of her sport.
Representation agency Romaior Sports announced on social media that young players Gabriela Kotseva and Sara María Drutu are joining Casademont Zaragoza’s structure. The agency has previously brought players to the Aragonese capital, including Belgian Ilhan-David Ngamunguela and brothers Matija and Fedor Lukic, who are also represented by Romaior Sports.
Real Zaragoza's passionate supporters have once again made their presence felt after relegation to Primera RFEF, with 18,425 season-ticket holders, 73 more than last season in the Segunda division.
Real Zaragoza make their second away trip of the season in Primera RFEF to face Juventud de Torremolinos. The match takes place this Sunday at 4:00 p.m. at El Pozuelo, where the visitors will look to claim their first away win and move up the table.
C.D. Teruel suffered their second Primera RFEF defeat against Real Jaén (0-1) despite a strong performance throughout the match. Siverio's goal was enough to secure victory for the Jaén side at Pinilla.
The game was a complete mess for Casademont Zaragoza in Zuera against Elan Béarnais Pau-Lacq-Orthez (76-80). Only the third quarter was acceptable from an Aragonese side that suffered numerous lapses unworthy of an ACB team and recorded its second defeat of the preseason.