The match can be watched through the linear channels that broadcast Primera RFEF and will not be available free-to-air. This will be the Zaragoza side's first away game in November, although in October it was forced to play away from Ibercaja Stadium for three consecutive matchdays because of a drone show that ultimately did not take place at the modular stadium.
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The Andalusian side is one of the campaign's surprise teams, as it currently occupies a playoff promotion place despite being newly promoted to the division. It has also looked very solid at home, where it remains unbeaten this season.
THE SCHEDULE
Before visiting Jaén, Real Zaragoza must play three Primera RFEF matches, the first of them this Friday against Europa at Can Dragó at 9:15 p.m. The return to Ibercaja Stadium will come on the 31st against Villarreal B at 9:00 p.m., while the second Aragonese derby of the season against S.D. Huesca will take place on November 7 at 9:00 p.m. at the modular complex.
Between this Friday's match and the game against Villarreal B, the first round of the Copa del Rey will be played against Tudelano on the 27th at 9:00 p.m.
