Espanyol v Osasuna

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Sunday 21 Feb 2027

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Estadi Cornellà-El Prat • 

Cornellá de Llobregat, SpainShow on map

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RCD Espanyol de Barcelona is a professional football club founded in 1900 and based in Barcelona, Catalonia. Known as Espanyol or Los Pericos, the team competes in Spain’s national league system and has a long history in La Liga, the Copa del Rey and European competition. Espanyol has won the Copa del Rey four times, lifting the trophy in 1929, 1940, 2000 and 2006. The club also reached the UEFA Cup final in 1988 and 2007, finishing as runner-up on both occasions. Its home ground is the RCDE Stadium, also known as the Stage Front Stadium, in Cornellà de Llobregat; the modern venue opened in 2009 and holds around 40,000 spectators. Espanyol’s notable former players include club-record goalscorer Raúl Tamudo, goalkeeper Thomas N’Kono and Dani Jarque, the former captain whose legacy is commemorated by the club. The Espanyol academy has also developed players for Spanish and international football. With a passionate Catalan fan base, a distinctive blue-and-white identity and more than a century of history, the club remains an important part of Spanish football.

Club Atlético Osasuna is a professional football club from Pamplona, Navarre, in northern Spain. Founded in 1920, the team is known as Los Rojillos, or “The Reds,” and plays its home matches at El Sadar Stadium, which holds around 23,500 spectators following its renovation. Osasuna competes in Spain’s La Liga and has also spent many seasons in the Segunda División, winning the second-tier championship four times. The club’s best Copa del Rey runs include reaching the final in 2005 and 2023, when it finished as runner-up on both occasions. Osasuna has also represented Spain in European competition, including the UEFA Cup and UEFA Europa League. Its history features celebrated players such as Patxi Puñal and César Azpilicueta, while more recent standouts include striker Ante Budimir, midfielder Aimar Oroz and goalkeeper Sergio Herrera. Recognized for its passionate supporters and strong regional identity, Osasuna remains one of Spanish football’s distinctive clubs, with El Sadar providing an atmospheric setting for its domestic league and cup fixtures. Fans and visitors can follow the team’s results, players, honors and match schedule throughout each season.