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UD Barbastro
Spain Tercera Group 17 Forudsigelser
D W L W L D W W L L
Escobedo Vs UD Barbastro 05/11/2025 09:45

Spain Segunda Division RFEF Play-Offs

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Odds

Score

Spain Segunda Division RFEF Play-Offs

SSDR

34

49

17

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0 - 0

0.86

2.04

Sidst samlet

Spillede kampe UD Barbastro

04.05.25

Ejea

UD Barbastro

SSDR

27.04.25

UD Barbastro

Izarra

SSDR

20.04.25

Gernika

UD Barbastro

SSDR

13.04.25

UD Barbastro

UD Logrones

SSDR

06.04.25

Alaves B

UD Barbastro

SSDR

30.03.25

UD Barbastro

Real Zaragoza B

SSDR

23.03.25

Alfaro

UD Barbastro

SSDR

16.03.25

UD Barbastro

Real Sociedad C

SSDR

08.03.25

Subiza

UD Barbastro

SSDR

02.03.25

Teruel

UD Barbastro

SSDR

23.02.25

UD Barbastro

Anguiano

SSDR

15.02.25

Arenas Club de Getxo

UD Barbastro

SSDR

09.02.25

UD Barbastro

SD Logrones

SSDR

01.02.25

CD Calahorra

UD Barbastro

SSDR

26.01.25

UD Barbastro

Utebo

SSDR

18.01.25

Eibar B

UD Barbastro

SSDR

12.01.25

UD Barbastro

Tudelano

SSDR

04.01.25

UD Barbastro

Barcelona

SCDR

21.12.24

UD Barbastro

Ejea

SSDR

15.12.24

Izarra

UD Barbastro

SSDR

08.12.24

UD Barbastro

Gernika

SSDR

03.12.24

UD Barbastro

Espanyol

SCDR

30.11.24

UD Logrones

UD Barbastro

SSDR

24.11.24

UD Barbastro

Alaves B

SSDR

17.11.24

Real Zaragoza B

UD Barbastro

SSDR

10.11.24

UD Barbastro

Alfaro

SSDR

03.11.24

Real Sociedad C

UD Barbastro

SSDR

31.10.24

UD Barbastro

Amorebieta

SCDR

26.10.24

UD Barbastro

Subiza

SSDR

20.10.24

UD Barbastro

Teruel

SSDR

16.10.24

UD Barbastro

CD Calahorra

SSDR

13.10.24

Anguiano

UD Barbastro

SSDR

06.10.24

UD Barbastro

Arenas Club de Getxo

SSDR

29.09.24

SD Logrones

UD Barbastro

SSDR

15.09.24

Utebo

UD Barbastro

SSDR

07.09.24

UD Barbastro

Eibar B

SSDR

Vinde

Uafgjort

Fortabt

Samlet statistik

UD Barbastro

Spillede kampe 36

Mål (Mål scoret - mål scoret af modstander)

41

1.14

1.17

42

Under/Over

1.5

14

39%

61%

22

2.5

20

56%

44%

16

3.5

28

78%

22%

8

Kampe med scoringer fra begge hold (Ja-nej)

12

33%

67%

24

Ingen scoringer (Ja-nej)

15

42%

58%

21

Scoret et mål (Ja-nej)

23

64%

36%

13

Faste kampe

Dato

Kamp

11.05.25

SSDR

Escobedo – UD Barbastro

18.05.25

SSDR

UD Barbastro – Escobedo

Spain Tercera Group 17 Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	CD Ebro	65	33	19	8	6	48 - 18	30
2	Huesca B	57	33	17	6	10	48 - 35	13
3	CD Cuarte	56	33	15	11	7	37 - 24	13
4	CD Binefar	55	33	14	13	6	44 - 27	17
5	Monzón	54	33	15	9	9	50 - 34	16
6	Zuera	48	33	13	9	11	38 - 29	9
7	Epila CF	47	34	12	11	11	31 - 30	1
8	CF Calamocha	46	33	11	13	9	40 - 36	4
9	CDJ Tamarite	46	34	12	10	12	41 - 43	-2
10	CD Utrillas	40	33	10	10	13	29 - 39	-10
11	Caspe	40	33	10	10	13	27 - 31	-4
12	Andorra CF	39	33	8	15	10	33 - 37	-4
13	CD La Almunia	39	34	11	6	17	33 - 45	-12
14	CD Belchite 97	38	33	9	11	13	35 - 34	1
15	Fraga	37	33	9	10	14	37 - 48	-11
16	AD Almudevar	36	33	8	12	13	25 - 35	-10
17	Brea	34	33	9	7	17	26 - 43	-17
18	CD Fuentes	32	34	9	5	20	20 - 54	-34

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U.D. Barbastro Football Club, commonly known as Barbastro, is a professional football club based in Barbastro, Aragon, Spain. The club, rooted in the heart of the Huesca province, was founded in 1934, carrying a rich local tradition and representing the spirit of the eastern Aragon region. Barbastro is recognized for its history, vibrant red colors, passionate community backing, and resilient presence in the Spanish football leagues.The team plays their home matches at Estadio Municipal de Deportes, a classic stadium in Barbastro with capacity for over 5,000 spectators. The club's kits traditionally feature red shirts, blue shorts, and red socks—colors that have become iconic in the region.Barbastro enjoys the support of an enthusiastic, close-knit local fan base. Its supporters, affectionately known as "rojillos," have stood by the team through promotions, relegations, and memorable cup upsets. While Barbastro has spent most of its history in the lower tiers of Spanish football, the club remains determined to achieve stability and growth, especially in national competitions.Throughout its history, Barbastro has developed a reputation for cultivating local talent and upholding a proud football tradition. Famous players such as Rafael Jordà have donned the club's colors before making their mark elsewhere. In recent times, the club gained national attention during exploits in the Copa del Rey, facing giants like FC Barcelona and cementing itself as a respected and ambitious club within Spanish football.Below is club information and further details about the club's culture, history, notable players, and current squad.

Team:	UD Barbastro
Full name:	Unión Deportiva Barbastro
Country:	Spain
Nickname:	Rojillos
Founded:	1934
Colors:	Red and Blue
Stadium:	Estadio Municipal de Deportes 5,000 seats
Address:	Calle Ramón y Cajal, s/n, 22300 Barbastro (Huesca), Spain
Telephone:	+34 974 31 01 16
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://www.udbarbastro.com/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of U.D. Barbastro

Founded

Unión Deportiva Barbastro was established in 1934 in the town of Barbastro, Aragon. The club was founded by local sports enthusiasts seeking to create a football club representing the city and its people. Over the decades, Barbastro has become an integral part of the community, acting as a symbol of the city’s sporting ambition and pride. Though most of its history has been spent in lower tiers, the club has achieved milestones such as competing in Segunda División B and making deep runs in the Copa del Rey—most notably defeating Ponferradina in 2023 and playing against FC Barcelona in 2024, bringing national attention to the club.

Barbastro’s commitment to local talent and promotion of football across generations has made it a respected presence in the Spanish football scene. The club continues to strive for sporting success while maintaining its strong community focus.

Finances and ownership

UD Barbastro is governed as a non-profit sports association, typical of Spanish lower-league football clubs. The club's management is led by a president and board of directors, with Jaime Facerías serving as the current club president since 2020. Barbastro’s finances rely heavily on regional sponsorship, ticket sales, local partnerships, grassroots support, and occasional revenue from cup runs. While Barbastro cannot compete with the budgets of major Spanish sides, its prudent management and focus on sustainability ensure its continued presence and competitiveness in national leagues.

Financial challenges are commonplace among lower-division teams in Spain, and Barbastro is no exception. However, the club’s connection to its fans and sponsors makes it resilient, and special occasions such as Copa del Rey matches provide valuable boosts to its financial health and national profile.

Popular culture

UD Barbastro enjoys a close relationship with the town and surrounding region. The club and its fans contribute to a festive matchday atmosphere, where local traditions blend with football passion. The “rojillos” are known for their dedication and for transforming the Municipal stadium into a hub of community life during games. The club’s history is celebrated in local cultural events, and it maintains youth programs to inspire the next generation of footballers from Huesca province.

Barbastro has become a source of local pride, and its underdog triumphs in national cup competitions have resonated both regionally and across Spain, earning them admiration for their fighting spirit and strong identity.

Players

Throughout its history, UD Barbastro has been home to numerous talented footballers, many of whom have gone on to have professional careers in higher divisions. The club is well-regarded for developing players from its youth ranks and offering them a platform for professional growth.

The current squad for the 2024/25 campaign features a blend of experienced veterans and emerging local talents, and is managed by Dani Martinez, underscoring Barbastro’s commitment to continuity and progress.

Famous Players

UD Barbastro’s history includes several notable players who have either begun their careers at the club or made significant contributions, such as:

Rafael Jordà: Forward who started his football journey at Barbastro’s youth system before enjoying a respectable career at higher levels, including La Liga and the Chinese Super League.
David Mainz: A prolific striker in the Spanish lower divisions, with a spell at Barbastro early in his career before moving on to clubs in Segunda B and abroad.
Jose Luis Roca: Known for his loyalty to the club and his leadership on the pitch, Roca became a key figure for several years in the 2000s.

Though Barbastro has not produced internationally renowned stars, its importance as a talent incubator in Aragon is widely recognized.

Top Goalscorers of All Time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Jose Luis Roca	FW	84	215	0.39
2	David Mainz	FW	60	145	0.41
3	Juan Carlos Martín	FW	53	125	0.42
4	Pedro Pérez	FW	47	130	0.36
5	Miguel Ángel Español	MF	44	195	0.22

Typical Squad

UD Barbastro’s squad structure typically features a balanced mix across all lines. In recent campaigns, the team is set up in a 4-2-3-1 or 4-4-2 formation, with a strong emphasis on team cohesion, pressing, and transitions. Below is a breakdown of the squad’s usual composition:

Goalkeeper

The last line of defense for the rojillos, often a locally developed or experienced lower-league keeper. In the 2024/25 squad, Jesús Reguillón stands out as the regular starter, known for his reflexes and composure under pressure.

Defender

Barbastro’s defensive line is typically a blend of robust, physical defenders and energetic full-backs. Key defenders often include captains or long-serving players providing leadership and solidity.

Midfielder

The midfield is generally composed of hard-working, versatile players who can contribute both defensively and in attack. The team emphasizes ball recovery and quick transitions.

Forward

Attackers at Barbastro are noted for their workrate and link-up play, with center-forwards supported by attacking midfielders or wingers capable of joining the attack rapidly.

The club’s philosophy promotes giving minutes to homegrown talent alongside experienced heads.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season sees Barbastro aiming to consolidate its place in the Segunda Federación and make further impact in national cup competitions. Below is their typical first-team squad for the 2024/25 campaign.

Goalkeeper
Updating...	1	Jesús Reguillón	Spain	Spain	14/07/1995
Updating...	13	Íñigo Iruarrizaga	Spain	Spain	05/10/1997
Defender
Updating...	3	Fran Capdevila	Spain	Spain	11/12/1996
Updating...	4	Pablo Visus	Spain	Spain	22/04/2002
Updating...	5	Juanma Cacho	Spain	Spain	17/10/1994
Updating...	15	Adrián Gallego	Spain	Spain	10/05/1997
Updating...	22	Ricardo Pedraza	Spain	Spain	01/09/2000
Midfielder
Updating...	6	Miguel Ángel De Pedro	Spain	Spain	06/04/2001
Updating...	8	Roberto Bañón	Spain	Spain	18/03/1999
Updating...	18	Luis Forcén	Spain	Spain	12/01/2004
Updating...	20	Sergio Barrau	Spain	Spain	23/07/1997
Forward
Updating...	7	Óscar Santorromán	Spain	Spain	19/06/2000
Updating...	9	Borja Barreda	Spain	Spain	26/05/1998
Updating...	11	Jorge Gallego	Spain	Spain	28/02/2001
Updating...	19	Rubén Martínez Gracia	Spain	Spain	10/09/1999
Manager
Updating...		Dani Martínez	Spain	Spain	12/08/1982
Ass. Manager
Updating...		Updating...

Coach

UD Barbastro, a historic Spanish football club based in the city of Barbastro in Aragon, has experienced footballing evolution through the hands of numerous coaches since its establishment in 1934. Although the club has generally competed in the Spanish lower tiers, it has seen several managers who left their mark with special achievements, including promotions and some memorable cup runs.

Daniel Martínez: Martínez led UD Barbastro to significant national attention, guiding the club to the 2023–24 Copa del Rey Round of 16, remarkably defeating La Liga side Cádiz CF in the process. His era is considered one of the most successful in the club’s recent history.
Ángel Royo: Royo was pivotal in the club’s 2004–05 Tercera División campaign and oversaw the club's promotion to Segunda División B, reaching a historic achievement for UD Barbastro at that time.
Román Panadero: As a long-term servant to the club, Panadero was at the helm for numerous seasons, providing stability and contributing to the continuous development of youth and club structure throughout the 1990s and early 2000s.
José Artero: Artero led the team through critical periods in the lower divisions, helping Barbastro maintain strong league finishes and building a reputation as a competitive opponent within the Tercera División during the 1970s and 1980s.
Nacho Solana: With a focus on youth and tactical discipline, Solana managed the club in recent years, steering them towards steady progress and setting a foundation for future growth.

These coaches, with their unique approaches and dedication, have shaped the direction and accomplishments of UD Barbastro.

Period	Manager	Country	born
07/2022 – Present	Daniel Martínez	Spain	28/06/1987
07/2021 – 06/2022	Nacho Solana	Spain	03/11/1983
06/2017 – 06/2021	Álex Salillas	Spain	Updating...
07/2013 – 06/2017	Carlos Corvinos	Spain	Updating...
07/2012 – 06/2013	Ángel Royo	Spain	Updating...
07/2007 – 06/2012	Román Panadero	Spain	Updating...
07/2005 – 06/2007	Fernando Gamón	Spain	Updating...
07/2004 – 06/2005	Ángel Royo	Spain	Updating...
07/1999 – 06/2004	Román Panadero	Spain	Updating...
07/1995 – 06/1999	Juan Carlos Herrero	Spain	Updating...
07/1985 – 06/1995	José Artero	Spain	Updating...
Updating...	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Crests and Colors

Unión Deportiva Barbastro, commonly known as UD Barbastro, is a Spanish football club based in Barbastro, Aragon. The club's crest and colors have undergone several changes over its long history, reflecting both its regional roots and football tradition.

The current crest of UD Barbastro features a shield divided into red and white stripes, referencing the traditional colors of the club. Above the shield is a mural crown, symbolizing the city of Barbastro. In the center, the initials "UDB" are interlaced, with historical versions including various iterations of the club’s initials and the city’s coat of arms.

UD Barbastro's traditional colors are red and white, primarily shown in vertical stripes on their home kits. Throughout the years, alternate kits have featured black or blue as secondary colors, often used for away matches. The club’s visual identity remains strongly connected to its red and white roots, making its kits easily recognizable in Spanish football.

Although the club has made subtle modifications to logo stylization and kit details over time, the core components—the red and white stripes and the local symbolism—have always remained central to UD Barbastro’s brand.

Fan Club

UD Barbastro boasts a dedicated and enthusiastic fan base, especially notable considering the size of the city. The most prominent supporters' group is "La Peña 1975," named after the year the group was founded. This fan club is known for its passionate support at the Municipal de Barbastro stadium and their creative choreography during important matches.

Barbastro’s supporters are recognized for a family-friendly atmosphere, local pride, and a strong sense of community. On match days, fans often gather at local establishments before proceeding together to cheer for the team. Away matches are also well-attended, with organized trips by ‘La Peña 1975’ and other fans, reflecting undying support for their club.

UD Barbastro’s fan culture emphasizes inclusivity and the promotion of the club's ties with the local community, ensuring a unique and welcoming football environment for home and visiting fans alike.

Stadium

UD Barbastro plays its home matches at the Estadio Municipal de Barbastro, located in Barbastro, Spain. The stadium has a seating capacity of approximately 5,000 spectators. Opened in 1969, the facility serves as a key landmark for the city's sporting events.

Throughout its history, the stadium has undergone several renovations to improve facilities and comply with modern standards required by the Spanish football federation. The upgrades have included the installation of new seating, upgraded locker rooms, and enhanced lighting systems to accommodate televised events.

The Estadio Municipal de Barbastro offers an intimate match-day experience, with stands located close to the pitch and a strong sense of community. The stadium is not only a home for football but also a venue for cultural and regional events, further solidifying its importance within the city of Barbastro.

Honours and Awards

UD Barbastro, while competing largely in the Segunda División B and Tercera División throughout its history, has enjoyed notable successes at the regional and lower national levels.

The club has earned multiple titles in regional leagues and several promotions to higher divisions. The following table summarizes the club’s main honours and achievements:

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Tercera División Group Champions	5	Winner	80/81, 82/83, 86/87, 92/93, 97/98
2	Aragon Regional Cup	1	Winner	Updating...
3	Segunda División B Promotion	4	Promoted	80/81, 92/93, 97/98, 22/23
4	Copa del Rey (Best performance)	1	Reached Round of 16	2023/24

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FAQs about UD Barbastro

Q: When was UD Barbastro founded?

A: UD Barbastro was founded in 1934.

Q: What are the official colors of UD Barbastro?

A: The official colors are red and white.

Q: What is the capacity of Estadio Municipal de Barbastro?

A: The stadium has a capacity of approximately 5,000 spectators.

Q: Has UD Barbastro ever played in Spain's top division?

A: No, UD Barbastro has not competed in La Liga. The club has played mainly in Segunda División B and Tercera División.

Q: What is the highest achievement of UD Barbastro in Copa del Rey?

A: UD Barbastro reached the Round of 16 in the 2023/24 Copa del Rey, marking its best performance in the competition.

Q: What is the name of UD Barbastro’s main fan club?

A: The main organized fan group is "La Peña 1975."

Q: Who is UD Barbastro’s traditional rival?

A: The club’s traditional local rivals are CD Binéfar and other teams from the Aragon region.

Q: What nickname is commonly used for UD Barbastro?

A: The club is often referred to as "Los Rojiblancos" due to their red and white kits.

Q: What league does UD Barbastro currently compete in?

A: As of the 2023/24 season, UD Barbastro competes in the Segunda Federación (fourth tier of Spanish football).

Q: Does UD Barbastro have youth teams or a development academy?

A: Yes, UD Barbastro manages several youth teams and has a development academy for nurturing local talent.

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