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Club Atlético Osasuna, commonly known as Osasuna, is a professional football club with a rich history dating back to its founding in 1920. Based in Pamplona, the capital city of Navarre, Osasuna has become a symbol of Navarrese pride and the sole representative of the region in La Liga. The club's name, which means "health" in Basque, reflects its deep connection to the local culture and identity.
Osasuna plays its home matches at the El Sadar Stadium, which has a capacity of over 23,000 spectators. The team is known for its passionate fanbase and the intense atmosphere created during home games. Osasuna's traditional colors are red shirts with navy blue shorts, earning them the nickname "Los Rojillos" (The Little Reds).
Throughout its history, Osasuna has experienced various ups and downs, including multiple promotions and relegations between La Liga and Segunda División. The club's best league finishes came in the 1990-91 and 2005-06 seasons, when they achieved an impressive fourth place in La Liga. These performances led to qualification for European competitions, with Osasuna reaching the semi-finals of the UEFA Cup (now Europa League) in 2006-07.
One of Osasuna's most notable achievements was reaching the Copa del Rey final in 2005, where they narrowly lost to Real Betis after extra time. The club continues to be competitive in domestic cup competitions, regularly progressing to the latter stages. Osasuna's commitment to developing local talent through its youth academy has been a key factor in its ability to compete with larger, more financially powerful clubs in La Liga.
Osasuna is known for its strong rivalries with other Spanish clubs, particularly Real Zaragoza and Real Madrid. The matches against these teams are often highly charged affairs, reflecting the passion and intensity of Spanish football. The club also maintains a unique status as one of only four member-owned clubs in La Liga, alongside Real Madrid, Barcelona, and Athletic Bilbao, which adds to its special character and connection with supporters.
For fans and followers of Spanish football, Osasuna represents the fighting spirit and regional pride of Navarre. The club's Íæż½ã½ã feed provides up-to-date information on match results, transfer news, and club developments, keeping supporters connected to their beloved team as it continues to compete at the highest level of Spanish football.