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Real Zaragoza

Kit impression

Founded

1932

Years standing

Home ground

Ibercaja Stadium

Capacity

20,000 seats

The Trophy Cabinet

Segunda División
Winners: 1977–78
Campeonato Regional Centro:
Runners-up (1): 1935–36
Copa del Rey
Winners: 1963–64, 1965–66, 1985–86, 1993–94, 2000–01, 2003–04
Supercopa de España
Winners: 2004
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup
Winners: 1994–95
Inter-Cities Fairs Cup
Winners: 1963–64

Nickname: {{ubl| (The Aragonese)|}}

Make The Case

Real Zaragoza are not a spare club. They are Spain Copa del Rey, Ibercaja Stadium, and 94 years of people deciding this was theirs, pick them and the season has a second spine.

Old enough to matter
1932 is the founding date, old enough that the club has survived a war, a rebuild and at least one financial scare, young enough that the good years are still in living memory.
Loaded cabinet
6 distinct honours on record, including Segunda División. Adopt them and you inherit expectation, which is more fun than it sounds when the trophies keep coming.
Proper ground
Ibercaja Stadium takes roughly 20,000, big enough for atmosphere, small enough that you can learn where the singing corner is on your first visit.
You get a nickname
Known as {{ubl| (The Aragonese)|}}. That is your new shorthand, your search term and your excuse for buying a scarf.

Matchday Trip

Ground: Ibercaja Stadium. Go in a day early, find the pre-match pub, buy the programme.

Nearest airport

Zaragoza Airport (ZAZ)

12 km / 7 miles from the ground

Nearest station

Zaragoza-Goya train station

1.2 km / 1 miles out

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Pulling fixtures and table…

Around the ground

Things To Do Near Ibercaja Stadium

Everything within a short walk of the turnstiles: landmarks, museums and the places worth arriving early for.

Landmarks within a 4 km radius

Matchday Shortlist

Opens a map centred on the ground. Two hours before kick-off is the sweet spot.

Route Planner

Getting to Ibercaja Stadium