Osasuna – What’s Happening Right Now?
If you follow Osasuna, you want quick, clear info on games, injuries and transfer buzz. This page gives you the essentials so you can catch up in minutes, not hours. Below you’ll find the latest match results, a quick look at the squad’s form and what’s coming up on the calendar.
Recent Match Results
Osasuna have played five league games in the last three weeks. They beat Valencia 2‑1 at home, with a late header from Kike coming off a corner. The next match was a 1‑1 draw away at Girona; the equaliser came from a well‑timed free‑kick by Muniain. A surprising 3‑2 loss to Alavés followed, where defensive lapses let the visitors score twice in the first half. The team bounced back with a 0‑0 stalemate at Celta, showing better organization at the back. Most recently, they secured a 1‑0 win over Espanyol thanks to a penalty converted by Rubén García.
Overall, Osasuna have collected eight points from these five matches, sitting mid‑table with a modest chance to push for a European spot if they tighten up defensively.
Squad Highlights and Injury Updates
Key players to watch:
- Muniain – The captain continues to lead the midfield, adding two assists in the last three games.
- Kike – Stepping up as a reliable goal scorer; his five goals this season keep him among the top five for the club.
- Rubén García – The young right‑back has earned a regular spot, contributing both defensively and with overlapping runs.
Injuries: The club announced that centre‑back Vela will miss at least two weeks with a minor hamstring strain. Goalkeeper Jiménez is on the sidelines after a shoulder tweak, but backup Gorospe is ready to start. These absences have forced the coach to rotate the back line, which explains some of the recent defensive shakiness.
Coach Jagoba Arrasate says the squad is focused on remaining healthy and improving set‑piece execution. He’s also hinted at a possible summer signing to add depth at left‑back, but nothing is confirmed yet.
Looking ahead, Osasuna’s next three fixtures are crucial: an away game at Atletico Madrid, a home clash with Sevilla, and a regional derby against Real Zaragoza in the Copa del Rey. The Atletico match will test the defense, while the Sevilla game offers a chance to climb the table. Fans are especially excited about the Zaragoza tie because of the historic rivalry and the potential for a cup upset.
For those who want to follow live, the official Osasuna app provides minute‑by‑minute updates, video highlights and a fan chat that’s active during matches. Subscribing to the club’s newsletter also lands you a weekly roundup with exclusive interviews and behind‑the‑scenes content.
In short, Osasuna are fighting for consistency. Wins against mid‑table teams keep them in the game, while tight losses show where improvement is needed. Keep an eye on the injury list, watch the upcoming fixtures, and enjoy the ride – the season is far from over and every point counts.
