

Real Zaragoza claimed a convincing 2-0 win over SD Huesca in the Spanish Primera División RFEF on November 8, 2026, delivering a disciplined Aragon derby performance at La Romareda and reinforcing their promotion ambitions in the third tier.
Match overview
Real Zaragoza set the tone early with aggressive pressing and quick circulation in midfield, forcing Huesca into a series of hurried clearances. The hosts looked the more dangerous side throughout the first half and were rewarded in the 27th minute when Iván Azón converted from close range after a low cross from the right. Huesca responded with a brief spell of possession but rarely troubled the Zaragoza goalkeeper, and the home side went into the break with a deserved lead.
Key moments
- 27’ – Real Zaragoza 1-0: Iván Azón finishes a well-worked move after good width on the right.
- 41’ – Huesca chance: A header from a corner drifts just wide as the visitors push for an equalizer.
- 72’ – Real Zaragoza 2-0: Sergio Bermejo doubles the lead with a composed finish after a turnover in midfield.
- 86’ – Late save: The Zaragoza goalkeeper preserves the clean sheet with a strong stop at the near post.
Tactical story
Zaragoza’s 4-2-3-1 shape worked effectively, with the two holding midfielders screening the back line and allowing the full-backs to push high. Huesca tried to stay compact and hit on the counter, but they struggled to sustain attacks once Zaragoza recovered possession. The home side’s second-half management was particularly impressive: rather than sitting deep, they kept the ball in Huesca’s half and forced the visitors to chase the game.
Standout players
Iván Azón was central to Zaragoza’s attacking threat, not only for his goal but also for his movement across the front line. Sergio Bermejo added composure in the final third and capped his performance with the second goal. At the back, the central defensive pairing dealt well with Huesca’s direct approach, while Huesca goalkeeper Juan Pérez made several saves to keep the scoreline respectable.
Table and season impact
The three points strengthen Real Zaragoza’s position in the Primera División RFEF standings and add momentum to their promotion push. For SD Huesca, the defeat leaves them searching for consistency in a competitive division where away results are often decisive. The head-to-head bragging rights belong to Zaragoza for now, and the manner of the victory will encourage their supporters as the season progresses.