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NICKNAME – Gorritxoak/Los Rojillos (The Reds)
FOUNDED – 1920
LOCATED IN – Pamplona, Navarre
STADIUM – El Sadar
BY BUS – Line 11 (centre) or Line 16 (train station)
CAPACITY – 18,761
PROMOTED – 2019
BEST LA LIGA FINISH – 4th (Twice)
BEST COPA DEL REY RUN – Runners Up (Twice)
BEST EC/CL FINISH – QR (2006/2007)
BEST UC/EL FINISH – SF (2006/2007)
BEST ECL FINISH – QR (2023/2024)
RECORD GOALSCORER – Julián Vergara (185+)
2022/2023 FINISH – 7th

FIVE FACTS ABOUT CA OSASUNA
1. Osasuna means “health” or “strength” in Basque.
2. Like Athletic, Real and Barça, they are fan owned.
3. Athletic Club’s policy of only signing Basque players has led them to poach from Osasuna’s “cantera”, which has generated ill will between the clubs.
4. Apart from the many Basque derbies they are involved in, Osasuna also contest the Navarre-Aragon derby with Real Zaragoza.
5. Although they have never won a major trophy, they made an excellent run to the 2007 UEFA Cup semi-finals, beating Bordeaux, Rangers and Leverkusen before falling to Sevilla.

FIVE FACTS ABOUT PAMPLONA
1. The city is named after the famous Roman general, Pompey, who established a camp here.
2. Although it is not part of the Basque Country autonomous community, it is part of the Basque cultural region.
3. Pamplona is world-renowned for the “Running of the Bulls”, part of the festival of San Fermín.
4. It’s most famous son is Miguel Induráin, the only cyclist to win 5 consecutive Tour De France titles.
5. The international governing body for Basque pelota is also located here.

INTERESTING VIDEO LINKS
Club anthem
“Borrachos, vagos y delincuentes”
Murat Akay’s “Osasuna”
A look around Pamplona

OTHER SPANISH CLUBS
Alavés, Almería, Athletic, Atlético Madrid, Barcelona, Betis, Cádiz, Celta Vigo, Éibar, Elche, Espanyol, Getafe, Girona, Granada, Huesca, Las Palmas, Leganés, Levante, Mallorca, Osasuna, Rayo Vallecano, Real Madrid, Real Sociedad, Sevilla, Valencia, Valladolid, Villarreal