Few teams have the heart and character of this Sabadell. With a small budget and many players making their debut in the Second Division, Ferran Costa's team is having a perfect start to the season and today they took the three points from Ceuta's field in a match where all the stars were aligned against the Vallesans (1-2). But this Sabadell does not believe in stars or luck. They believe in hard work and sacrifice, and that is how they won their first away game of the season, after three draws and one defeat. Baena, with two goals, was the hero of the match.

The Comuns want to report the Vox councilor in Sabadell, César Gil, "for having made the gesture of a shot to the back of the neck at an advisor of the purple party during the municipal plenary session." Deputy Joan Mena explained on X that he made the gesture (with the index and ring finger together, the thumb straight, and the other two hidden) "when an advisor from Comuns and another from Vox were arguing about the Ceuta crisis." Vox said in a statement that the councilor "responded to the threats" of a Comuns advisor, before which the councilor "pointed to his own nape with his fingers" to ask himself if they would opt to "shoot in the nape like the ETA members."

Sabadell continues to add points. Ferran Costa's team drew at Balaídos against Celta's reserve team in a match where they carried the weight of the game but lacked firepower (1-1). The territorial dominance of the 'arlequinats' did not translate into clear chances in a match where they always showed the ambition to win away from home for the first time. Sabadell, however, seems to have been in the division their whole lives, even though they are one of the newcomers. They have craft and ambition. And they know how to take a hit, only to get back up afterwards.

A state of euphoria has settled at the Nova Creu Alta. Sabadell claims its third victory of the season –all of them at home– and consolidates its position in the upper part of the standings. The team from the Vallès region is one of the great revelations of this term in the Second Division and, this Sunday, they also defeated Oviedo (3-1). They did so without forward Nicholas Gioacchini, who will be away from the pitch for several months due to an injury.

First defeat for Sabadell in the year of their return to the Second Division. Ferran Costa's team was defeated on the field of a Mallorca side that took advantage of two defensive errors by the Vallès team in the first half to take the three points and strengthen their position in front of their home crowd (2-0). The arlequinat team showed ambition against one of the favorites to climb to the First Division, but they lacked accuracy in attack to earn points on Mallorca's ground, where they have not won a league match since 1965.

Sabadell continues to live a fairy tale in its return to the Second Division, after defeating Córdoba 3 to 2 thanks to a penalty goal by its captain, Albert Orriols, in the final minutes. The 'Arlequinat' team now has eight points and occupies a surprising third position. The match, played just on the day the city's main festival ended, was electric and had plenty of plot twists. In the end, the joy remained at the Nova Creu Alta, where they rub their eyes at a team that, having the fourth most modest budget, is currently standing up to the giants of the division.

Sabadell is a happy club. In the year of its return to the Second Division, it still does not know defeat and in its home debut, it has devoured a favorite for promotion like Almeria (1-0). Just on the day the arlequinat club announced it had reached 10,000 members, it achieved its first victory thanks to a goal from the North American Nico Gioacchini in the second half.

Sabadell has returned with a firm step to the Second Division. Ferran Costa's team has chained a second consecutive away draw at the stadium of one of the favorites to be promoted to the First Division, Castelló (0-0). The "orellut" team, which last season stood out for its offensive play, has found itself powerless when attacking against a Sabadell that has had the best opportunities to return to Vallès with three points. After drawing in Gijón on the first matchday, the "arlequinats" have chained a second goalless draw before their home debut next weekend against Almeria.

In the fifth most populated city in Catalonia, Junts has faced difficulties in recent years. Long gone are the five councilors in Sabadell that it had from the CiU era, when it led the opposition: currently it only has two and, moreover, they have been expelled from the formation for disobeying and confronting the opinion of the Junts assembly in the city. In fact, de facto, there is currently no Junts representation in Sabadell. This Tuesday, however, the agreement –worked on for months– for a joint candidacy between several parties led by Junts and headed by the former ERC leader in the city, Gabriel Fernàndez, has been signed. And, under the name Acció per Sabadell, it has been formally sponsored by the Junts general secretary, Jordi Turull.

There are goalkeepers, like Vozinha, who occupy newspaper pages for their great performances in matches. On the other hand, there are others who appear for negative reasons. This is the case of Diego Fuoli, who, although he could have been in the media for his great season with Sabadell – 27 goals conceded in 37 matches in the Primera Federació and 21 clean sheets in the regular league – has ended up doing so after controversial statements on the balcony of the Sabadell City Council (governed by the PSC) during the celebration of the promotion to the Second Division.

It is incredible how a moment you have been waiting for years can be tarnished. Those of us from Sabadell wished for a promotion like the one experienced a few days ago. It had been more than 30 years since we achieved a promotion at home. The team and the city deserved a day like this, but everything ended up very dirty with mud when the goalkeeper Diego Fuoli, who has been one of the pillars of the team, decided to start a chant against Pedro Sánchez. A large part of the young people present in the square continued it. Then there was an uncomfortable silence... and even more people booed. The magic had been broken. What happened next can no longer be controlled.

On February 5, 2015, Lluís Monge was the only socialist councilor accompanying the former mayor of Sabadell, Manuel Bustos, to the courts. The former mayor had to testify in the case of watches allegedly gifted to members of the Federation of Municipalities of Catalonia (FMC) when he presided over the entity, as part of the Mercuri case. Upon leaving, Monge also acted as Bustos' spokesperson to deny that the money came from training courses and to justify the institutional gifts. That was one of the pieces of a proceeding that ended inconvicting Bustos to three years in prison in 2022.

Junts per Sabadell has decided that in the next municipal elections it will not run alone, but within the framework of a joint candidacy. And it also endorses that the candidate be the former leader of ERC in the Vallesana city, Gabriel Fernàndez. This is what the party's militants in Sabadell have decided, who with 73.5% of the votes have supported this option; 20.6% have voted against, and 5.9% have abstained, as reported by the formation in a statement. The objective, the party states, is to "work for a broad candidacy that confronts the PSC" in the 2027 municipal elections.

"Can you give me one last recommendation? Don't tell me the title. My mother will take the book; that way, when I get home from training, I'll find a surprise," a young man says to Cecilia Picún, who is constantly giving hugs, recommending books, and taking pictures with all the customers who came to buy a book today. She knows everyone's name. The customers and their children. Today, Friday, Librerío de la Plata closes its doors. Picún announced more than a month ago that her lease would not be renewed. She wanted to continue until her retirement in 2027, but it wasn't possible.

The Waka Sabadell nightclub will have to close permanently in April. This will mark the end of years of back-and-forth negotiations with the Sant Quirze del Vallès City Council—where the nightclub is located—marked by problems of coexistence and security that have plagued the club, including fights between customers and assaults by security personneloften linked to episodes of racism.

The Mossos d'Esquadra (Catalan police) arrested a 49-year-old man early Saturday morning for allegedly committing the violent death of another man in Sabadell. According to ARA, the arrested man, who is suspected of the crime, is the victim's son. The Catalan police explained in a statement on Saturday that around 5:30 a.m. they received a report of a fight inside a home. Officers from both the Mossos and the Sabadell Local Police responded. Upon arrival, they found the victim's body, which showed signs of violence. Another man, the victim's son, was also present at the residence and was arrested as a suspect in the crime. The investigation is being handled by the criminal investigation division of the Mossos d'Esquadra's North Metropolitan Police Region. The police added that the case is currently under seal.

Both Sabadell and CaixaBank were the two Catalan (or Catalan-origin) companies on the Ibex 35 that grew the most in 2025. The year was marked by strong growth in the Spanish stock market and, from a Catalan perspective, by the recovery of Grifols and the notable declines of Puig.

A woman was critically injured this Saturday at midday when a lamppost fell in Sabadell, according to reports from Civil Protection, the Generalitat Fire Department, and the SEM (Emergency Medical Service). The incident occurred on the promenade between Plaza Mayor and Calle del Pedregar, very close to the city hall. Rescue teams received the call at 12:39 PM. All indications are that this part of the streetlight fell as a result of... the severe stormsWhen the lamppost fell, it also caused minor injuries to a man. Both injured parties were taken to Parc Taulí Hospital in Sabadell by the Medical Emergency System (SEM), which dispatched three ambulances. Four fire crews from the Generalitat Fire Department worked to remove the fallen lamppost from the middle of the street and sealed off the electrical wiring to prevent further incidents.

Having turned 19 on December 11th, Aïcha Camara (Sabadell, 2006) has become a key player for Pere Romeu's Barça. The defender has only missed four matches in her first season in the top flight and has featured in the last ten games across La Liga and the Champions League. Born in Can Puiggener, one of the poorest neighborhoods in Sabadell, the footballer has capitalized on injuries and a relatively thin squad to secure a place in the first team. Through hard work and consistency, she not only plays for the best team in Liga F, but also indirectly puts a vulnerable urban area on the map. just as Lamine Yamal does with Rocafonda. "Aïcha is a hard-working, family-oriented, and very approachable person," sources at the Joan Gamper Training Ground say about the Barça defender, who could have another opportunity to shine in Europe this Wednesday in the match against Paris FC (9 p.m., TV3 and Disney Plus).

It was a Tuesday in February 2007, and some customers entered the Acín shoe store in Sabadell. They saw that everything was in disarray. The shop assistant lay on the floor, covered in blood. She was dead. Eighteen years Afterwards, the Mossos d'Esquadra (Catalan police) are closer to solving the crime. The Central Homicide Unit, responsible for the most difficult murders to solve, never stopped investigating the case and finally found evidence against a 78-year-old plumber. This Wednesday, the man appeared before the Sabadell Court of Instruction Number 5 and was released on bail – his age was a significant factor in the decision – but his passport was confiscated, and he must appear in court every week. He is being investigated for murder with premeditation.