Baztán welcome Atletico Calatayud in the Copa del Rey. It's a tie where we've got a fair bit of background on one side and almost nothing on the other.
The only real evidence to hand for Calatayud comes from a tough spell in last season's competition, when they met Sant Just over two legs. That alone won't say much about how they'll cope with a different opponent a year on.
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Calatayud's last Copa del Rey outings
The only form data we have for Atletico Calatayud covers two Copa del Rey matches from last season, both against Sant Just. They lost both legs, going down 1-4 at home before falling 3-0 away, adding up to just one goal scored against seven conceded.
Baztán: 0 completed matches; Atletico Calatayud: 2 completed matches.
| League | Home | Away | Date | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Copa del Rey | Atletico Calatayud | Sant Just | 04.10.2025 | 1-4 |
| Copa del Rey | Sant Just | Atletico Calatayud | 27.09.2025 | 3-0 |
It's a rough sample, but those games were played roughly a year before this Baztán tie and against a completely different side. They don't really tell us where Calatayud stand right now.
A team can turn a poor cup run around within a year, so treat this as background rather than a current form guide.
A tie we can't fully read
We've got nothing on Baztán here, no recent results, league position or squad news, so this preview leans almost entirely on what Calatayud have shown in the past. That's a thin base for judging a cup tie between two sides.
Copa del Rey draws often throw up mismatches between levels, and without knowing where Baztán sit or how they've been playing, it's hard to say whether last season's shaky Calatayud form even applies here.
With so little to go on for either team, and no market quoted for this tie, we're not going to force a view. The one data point we have, Calatayud's heavy defeats to Sant Just last season, is too old and too specific to lean on now.
This looks like one to watch rather than back, at least until there's a clearer picture of both sides' current form.
Who will win?
