Club Hielo Jaca's senior team returns to ice training ahead of an exciting new season with high expectations. The squad is almost back at full strength under José Antonio Rivero, who takes over from Vincent Friyia this season. In just a few days, excitement will return to the Jaca Ice Pavilion. The first home game will be on September 26, when the Jaca side hosts Puigcerdà to open the competitive calendar.
Edu Espiau has not trained with Real Zaragoza for a second consecutive day. The striker, the team’s only goalscorer this season, is now expected to miss the match in Torremolinos.
The wait is over: Wanapix Sala 10 will return to Primera on Saturday against Servigroup Peñíscola at 1 p.m. at the Siglo XXI. The match will mark the Zaragoza team’s return to Spain’s top-flight futsal division.
The third round of Primera RFEF kicks off this Friday, with the competition's three Aragonese teams looking for positive results to climb the standings. Real Zaragoza, who secured a much-needed and dramatic victory against Antequera in their last match, want to earn their first points away from home at Juventud de Torremolinos. S.D. Huesca and Teruel, meanwhile, aim to turn their home grounds into fortresses against Villarreal B and Real Jaén, respectively.
C.D. Ebro has issued an official statement highlighting the poor condition of the pitch at La Almozara, its home stadium, saying the situation "has reached a point that cannot continue".
As expected, Jilson Bango has undergone surgery, and the procedure on his left knee was successful. The Casademont Zaragoza center was operated on Thursday at Hospital Universitario Quirónsalud Zaragoza by the club’s traumatologist, Dr. A. Rodríguez. The procedure involved an arthroscopic examination and cleaning of the joint.
Spain's dream is getting closer as the national team returns to a World Cup semifinal eight years later after routing Australia 66-89 in the quarterfinals. Miguel Méndez's side must now face the team to beat, the United States, for a place in the final.
As in their latest win over Antequera at Ibercaja Estadio, Real Zaragoza will again be refereed by a debutant in their next match: Joaquín Béjar Caballero. The referee from the Murcia committee will make his debut this Sunday in Spain’s third tier when the Aragonese side face Juventud de Torremolinos at El Pozuelo Stadium at 4 p.m.
Torremolinos are eager to return to El Pozuelo and play at home against Real Zaragoza. “Eagerly,” said one of their star signings, Julian Brandes, who came through Ajax’s academy. He played one match for them as a substitute in the 2-0 defeat to Real Madrid Castilla.
A poor start to preseason for Casademont Zaragoza, whose performance was heavily affected by the absence of key players and a lack of chemistry with the new signings brought in for this season. These two significant factors led the red-and-white team to lose 84-81 to Inversus Gernika in Olite in the opening game of their preparation.
Javier Berdejo continues to take giant strides. The young Real Zaragoza centre-back is one of the club’s top academy prospects and, in another sign of his promising future, the 16-year-old defender has been called up by Spain’s U-17 team for a training camp at the start of the season.
Regional side Atlético Calatayud is one step away from facing a top-flight team in the Copa del Rey, but must first overcome Baztán. The Aragonese club learned on Thursday that the Navarrese team will be its opponent after the draw in Las Rozas.
El Pozuelo Stadium is set to host Juventud de Torremolinos' first home game this weekend against Real Zaragoza, who travel to Andalusia in need of victories.
Zaragoza CFF wants to turn its home league debut this Sunday into a true celebration of women's football. The Aragonese side hosts FC Ona Sant Adrià Femení, FC Badalona's reserve team, at 12:00 p.m. at CDM Mudéjar in a special event featuring free entry, music, gifts and special guests. The main objective is to keep growing and ensure the team feels the support of its city from day one.
Street Sports Day has become a true tradition in Zaragoza, an unmissable event for anyone wishing to practice sports of all kinds in the Aragonese capital. This year, the main event will be Special Olympics' 35th anniversary celebration.
Real Zaragoza held another training session this Thursday at its Ciudad Deportiva, with the ball at the center of attention. Edu Espiau, scorer in the 1-0 win over Antequera, was the first absence of the week. He trained separately from the team as part of the season’s first instance of “workload management.” If that is the case, it is specialized work lasting one day, meaning he should return to normal training this Friday.
Route details have been unveiled earlier than ever, three days before teams compete on the roads of Teruel in this edition of the Baja Aragón. The schedule includes the event’s official presentation on Friday, September 11, at 11 a.m., attended by authorities and top car and motorcycle drivers.
After a few days of rest, Spain return to action in Berlin seeking a place in the World Cup semifinals. Australia await in the quarterfinals after the Opals narrowly beat Italy 80-82. The game tips off Thursday at 20:45 and is the last of the round.
After two and a half weeks of work, the first on-court test has arrived. Casademont Zaragoza will make its debut this Thursday in Olite against Inversus Gernika Bizkaia (8:00 p.m.) in the first friendly of a preseason that will allow Carlos Cantero to begin assessing the initial signs of his new project, although he will do so with a squad significantly weakened by absences.
After putting together two exciting and promising squads, Casademont Zaragoza wants both teams to feel connected to the Marea Roja from the start of the season. To that end, the Aragonese club has organized a charter flight to Galicia so red-and-black fans can support the men's and women's teams on the weekend of October 10 and 11, when they play their respective third-round fixtures in the ACB and Endesa Women's League.