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Real Zaragoza
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Real Zaragoza Information
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Real Zaragoza History
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Real Zaragoza are a Spanish
football team from Zaragoza in Aragón. Founded on March 18,
1932, they currently play in the Primera División.
They play in white with blue shorts. Home stadium is the La
Romareda that seats 35,000 spectators.
Originally formed out of two rival teams, Iberia SC and Real
Zaragoza CD. By the 1930s, the team was making headway in the
leagues, but the Civil War put a brake on a lot of the progress
made.
On September 8, 1957 the team left their original stadium (the
Torrero) for the La Romareda.
It was not until the 1960s that Zaragoza would see their first
successes, in the Copa del Rey. Fans of the side had to wait
until the 1980s to experience another victory in the cup
competition.
Real Zaragoza have played the majority of their history, a total
of 45 seasons, in the Primera División. Being more of a
specialist cup side, they have not managed to win the league,
although they have come second on one occasion. In the 2001-02
season they were unfortunately relegated from the Primera for
the first time in over a decade; however, they earned promotion
back to the Primera the following season. |
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Real Zaragoza Honours, Trophies & Awards
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- Copa del
Rey winners in 1964, 1966, 1986, 1994, 2001,
and 2004.
- European
Fairs Cup winners in 1964 beating Valencia
CF 2-1 in Barcelona, Spain.
- European
Cup Winners cup 1995 beating Arsenal 2-1 in
Paris.
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