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Real Zaragoza relegated to Spanish third tier following draw with Las Palmas
- Six-time Copa del Rey winners Real Zaragoza have been mathematically relegated from the Segunda División to the Spanish third tier.
- A 1-1 draw away to Las Palmas on May 24 left Zaragoza on 36 points after 41 matches, seven points adrift of safety with just one match remaining.
- This confirms a historic low for the club, who have spent thirteen consecutive seasons in the second division since their relegation from La Liga in 2013.
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Following matchday 41 in the Segunda División 2025/26 season, Real Zaragoza sits 22nd with 36 points (8 wins, 12 draws, 21 losses, 35 goals scored, 57 goals conceded). Their 1-1 draw against Las Palmas on May 24, 2026, leaves them 7 points behind 18th-placed Leganes (43 points). With only one match left in the 42-game season, Zaragoza is mathematically relegated to the third tier (Primera Federación). They had competed in the Segunda División since being relegated from La Liga in the 2012/13 season. Fresh as of May 25, 2026.