Real Zaragoza results for the 2012/13 Spanish Liga BBVA

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Date	GMT/BST	Home		Away	HT	Attend.
November 2010
Mon 22	20:00	Getafe	1-1	Real Zaragoza	0-1	6,000	Report
Sun 14	16:00	Real Zaragoza	1-2	Sevilla FC	0-1	28,000	Report
Sun 7	16:00	Real Zaragoza	3-2	Mallorca	0-1	23,000	Report
October 2010
Sat 30	17:00	Valencia	1-1	Real Zaragoza	1-1	35,000	Report
Sat 23	17:00	Real Zaragoza	0-2	Barcelona	0-1	35,000	Report
Sun 17	18:00	Athletic Bilbao	2-1	Real Zaragoza	2-0	30,000	Report
Sat 2	17:00	Real Zaragoza	2-2	Sporting Gijon	0-1	23,000	Report
September 2010
Sun 26	20:00	Atlético Madrid	1-0	Real Zaragoza	1-0	35,000	Report
Wed 22	19:00	Real Zaragoza	0-0	Hercules	0-0		Report
Sun 19	16:00	Racing Santander	2-0	Real Zaragoza	0-0	12,000	Report
Sun 12	16:00	Real Zaragoza	3-5	Málaga	1-5	25,000	Report
August 2010
Sun 29	16:00	Deportivo La Coruña	0-0	Real Zaragoza	0-0	22,000	Report
May 2010
Sat 15	19:00	Real Zaragoza	3-3	Villarreal		21,000	Report
Sat 8	20:00	Xerez	3-2	Real Zaragoza		12,000	Report
Wed 5	19:00	Real Zaragoza	1-0	Espanyol		25,000	Report
Sat 1	17:00	Deportivo La Coruña	0-1	Real Zaragoza		20,000	Report
April 2010
Sat 24	19:00	Real Zaragoza	1-2	Real Madrid		33,000	Report
Sun 18	18:00	Athletic Bilbao	0-0	Real Zaragoza		30,000	Report
Wed 14	19:00	Real Zaragoza	1-1	Mallorca		18,000	Report
Sun 11	16:00	Osasuna	2-0	Real Zaragoza		19,200	Report
Sat 3	17:00	Real Zaragoza	2-0	Málaga		25,000	Report
March 2010
Sat 27	20:00	Real Zaragoza	3-0	Valencia		27,000	Report
Wed 24	19:00	Almeria	1-0	Real Zaragoza		11,000	Report
Sun 21	20:00	Real Zaragoza	2-4	Barcelona		32,000	Report
Sun 14	16:00	Racing Santander	0-0	Real Zaragoza		17,000	Report
Sun 7	20:00	Real Zaragoza	1-1	Atlético Madrid		20,000	Report
February 2010
Sat 27	17:00	Getafe	0-2	Real Zaragoza		9,000	Report
Sun 21	16:00	Real Zaragoza	1-3	Sporting Gijon		20,000	Report
Sun 14	16:00	Valladolid	1-1	Real Zaragoza		15,000	Report
Sun 7	18:00	Real Zaragoza	2-1	Sevilla FC		29,000	Report
January 2010
Sun 31	16:00	Tenerife	1-3	Real Zaragoza		14,000	Report
Sun 24	16:00	Villarreal	4-2	Real Zaragoza		13,000	Report
Sun 17	16:00	Real Zaragoza	0-0	Xerez		23,000	Report
Sun 10	16:00	Espanyol	2-1	Real Zaragoza		25,000	Report
Sun 3	16:00	Real Zaragoza	0-0	Deportivo La Coruña		20,000	Report
December 2009
Sat 19	21:00	Real Madrid	6-0	Real Zaragoza		50,000	Report
Sat 12	17:00	Real Zaragoza	1-2	Athletic Bilbao		25,000	Report
Sun 6	16:00	Mallorca	4-1	Real Zaragoza		11,400	Report
November 2009
Sun 29	16:00	Real Zaragoza	0-1	Osasuna		22,000	Report
Sun 22	18:00	Málaga	1-1	Real Zaragoza		21,000	Report
Sun 8	18:00	Valencia	3-1	Real Zaragoza		35,000	Report
Sun 1	16:00	Real Zaragoza	2-1	Almeria		24,000	Report
October 2009
Sun 25	20:00	Barcelona	6-1	Real Zaragoza		75,653	Report
Sun 18	16:00	Real Zaragoza	2-2	Racing Santander		25,000	Report
Sat 3	21:00	Atlético Madrid	2-1	Real Zaragoza		30,000	Report
September 2009
Sun 27	18:00	Real Zaragoza	3-0	Getafe		24,000	Report
Thu 24	21:00	Sporting Gijon	1-1	Real Zaragoza		20,000	Report
Sun 20	16:00	Real Zaragoza	1-2	Valladolid		27,000	Report
Sat 12	21:00	Sevilla FC	4-1	Real Zaragoza		49,500	Report
August 2009
Sat 29	21:00	Real Zaragoza	1-0	Tenerife		24,700	Report
May 2008
Sun 18	17:00	Mallorca	3-2	Real Zaragoza		16,000	Report
Sun 11	20:00	Real Zaragoza	2-2	Real Madrid		40,000	Report
Wed 7	19:00	Valencia	1-0	Real Zaragoza		45,000	Report
Sat 3	21:00	Real Zaragoza	1-0	Deportivo La Coruña		31,000	Report
April 2008
Sun 27	16:00	Espanyol	1-1	Real Zaragoza		18,000	Report
Sat 19	19:00	Real Zaragoza	3-0	Recreativo Huelva		30,000	Report
Sun 13	16:00	Getafe	0-0	Real Zaragoza		12,000	Report
Sun 6	16:00	Real Zaragoza	0-3	Real Betis		28,000	Report
March 2008
Sun 30	16:00	Valladolid	2-1	Real Zaragoza		15,333	Report
Sun 23	16:00	Real Zaragoza	1-1	Almeria		25,000	Report
Sun 16	16:00	Villarreal	2-0	Real Zaragoza		21,000	Report
Sat 8	21:00	Real Zaragoza	2-1	Atlético Madrid		31,000	Report
Sun 2	16:00	Levante	2-1	Real Zaragoza		14,640	Report
February 2008
Sat 23	21:00	Sevilla FC	5-0	Real Zaragoza		20,000	Report
Sat 16	21:00	Real Zaragoza	1-2	Barcelona			Report
Sun 10	16:00	Osasuna	1-0	Real Zaragoza			Report
Sun 3	16:00	Real Zaragoza	1-0	Athletic Bilbao			Report
January 2008
Sun 27	16:00	Racing Santander	2-2	Real Zaragoza			Report
Sun 20	16:00	Real Zaragoza	3-1	Murcia			Report
Sun 13	16:00	Real Zaragoza	2-2	Mallorca			Report
Sun 6	18:00	Real Madrid	2-0	Real Zaragoza			Report
December 2007
Sat 22	19:00	Real Zaragoza	2-2	Valencia			Report
Sun 16	16:00	Deportivo La Coruña	1-1	Real Zaragoza			Report
Sun 9	16:00	Real Zaragoza	3-3	Espanyol			Report
Sun 2	16:00	Recreativo Huelva	2-1	Real Zaragoza			Report
November 2007
Sun 25	20:00	Real Zaragoza	1-1	Getafe			Report
Sun 11	16:00	Real Betis	2-1	Real Zaragoza			Report
Sun 4	16:00	Real Zaragoza	2-3	Valladolid			Report
October 2007
Wed 31	19:00	Almeria	0-1	Real Zaragoza			Report
Sun 28	16:00	Real Zaragoza	4-1	Villarreal			Report
Sun 21	20:00	Atlético Madrid	4-0	Real Zaragoza			Report
Sun 7	16:00	Real Zaragoza	3-0	Levante			Report
September 2007
Sat 29	19:00	Real Zaragoza	2-0	Sevilla FC			Report
Wed 26	21:00	Barcelona	4-1	Real Zaragoza			Report
Sun 23	16:00	Real Zaragoza	2-1	Osasuna			Report
Sat 15	21:00	Athletic Bilbao	1-1	Real Zaragoza			Report
Sat 1	21:00	Real Zaragoza	1-1	Racing Santander			Report
August 2007
Sat 25	21:00	Murcia	2-1	Real Zaragoza			Report
June 2007
Sun 17	20:00	Recreativo Huelva	1-1	Real Zaragoza			Report
Sat 9	20:00	Real Zaragoza	2-2	Real Madrid			Report
May 2007
Sun 27	20:00	Sevilla FC	3-1	Real Zaragoza			Report
Sat 19	21:00	Real Zaragoza	4-3	Athletic Bilbao			Report
Sun 13	20:00	Valencia	2-0	Real Zaragoza			Report
Sun 6	16:00	Real Zaragoza	0-0	Racing Santander			Report
April 2007
Sun 29	16:00	Osasuna	2-2	Real Zaragoza			Report
Sun 22	16:00	Real Zaragoza	2-0	Celta Vigo			Report
Sun 15	16:00	Gimnastic de Tarragona	1-0	Real Zaragoza			Report
Sat 7	19:00	Real Zaragoza	1-0	Barcelona			Report
Sun 1	16:00	Getafe	2-2	Real Zaragoza			Report
March 2007
Sun 18	16:00	Real Zaragoza	1-0	Atlético Madrid			Report

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