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Real Zaragoza

01-26 01:30

0 - 0

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Castellon

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Castellon

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35′

Daniel Esmoris Tasende

37′

Álex Calatrava Torrado

41′

Fabrizio Brignani

Halftime 0-0

46′

Marcos Cuenca

Valery Fernandez Estrada

46′

Alberto Rodríguez Baró

Alejandro Gomes Furtado

46′

Juan Sebastián Serrano

Daniel Esmoris Tasende

50′

Juan Sebastián Serrano

59′

Raúl Sánchez

Awer Mabil

63′

Keidi Bare

73′

Dani Gómez

Kenan Kodro

74′

Ousmane Camara

Adam Jakobsen

74′

Israel Suero Fernández

Lucas Alcázar

74′

Tommaso De Nipoti

Brian Cipenga

84′

Álvaro García Arana

Diego Barri

85′

Álvaro García Arana

90′

Marcos Cuenca

93′

Martín Aguirregabiria

Raúl Guti

95′

Ousmane Camara

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Match Info

Real Zaragoza and Castellon played out a 0-0 draw in a Spanish Segunda Division fixture on January 26, 2026. The match at La Romareda was a cagey affair with both teams showing more concern for defensive security than attacking adventure, resulting in a stalemate that offered little for the fans. Zaragoza had the better of the chances, hitting the post with a curling effort in the first half, while Castellon's goalkeeper made a crucial one-on-one save in the closing stages to preserve the point for the visitors. The match was characterized by a congested midfield and numerous fouls, disrupting any flow or rhythm. The result does little to help either team's aspirations, with Zaragoza missing a chance to climb into the promotion playoff spots and Castellon remaining in the lower half of the league table. The Zaragoza manager expressed frustration at his team's inability to convert possession into goals, while the Castellon coach was pleased with his side's defensive discipline away from home.