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2011–12 RCD Espanyol season


FieldValue
clubRCD Espanyol
season2011–12
managerMauricio Pochettino
mgrtitleHead coach
chairmanRamon Condal
chrtitlePresident
leagueLa Liga
league result14th
cup1Copa del Rey
cup1 resultQuarter-finals
prevseason2010–11
nextseason2012–13

The 2011–12 RCD Espanyol season was the club's 81st year in its history.

La Liga

Main article: 2011–12 La Liga

  • Ramis
  • Hemed
  • De Guzmán
  • Moreno
  • Márquez
  • López
  • García ,
  • De Marcos
  • Llorente
  • García
  • Postiga
  • Mateos
  • Romaric
  • Márquez
  • Weiss
  • López ,
  • Moreno
  • Moreno
  • Bifouma
  • Pandiani ,
  • García
  • Pérez
  • Suárez
  • Juanlu
  • Barkero
  • Fonte
  • Forlín
  • Amat
  • Moreno
  • Pandiani
  • García
  • Márquez
  • Bifouma
  • López
  • Romaric
  • Weiss
  • Higuaín
  • Diarra
  • Callejón
  • Fuego
  • Arribas
  • Tamudo
  • Márquez
  • Romaric ,
  • Amat
  • Adrián
  • López
  • Rodríguez
  • Márquez
  • García
  • Álvarez
  • López
  • Pandiani ,
  • Dátolo
  • Forlín
  • Verdú
  • Beñat
  • Pereira
  • Rondón ,
  • Apoño
  • Weiss
  • Forlín
  • Galán
  • Vázquez
  • Álvarez
  • Romaric
  • Vilà
  • Forlín
  • De Guzmán
  • Rodríguez
  • Bruno
  • Llorente
  • Cadamuro-Bentaïba
  • Ansotegi
  • Illarramendi
  • Vilà
  • Forlín
  • Vázquez
  • Rodríguez
  • Verdú
  • Bifouma
  • Damià
  • Lamah
  • Satrústegui
  • Nekounam ,
  • Puñal
  • Fernández
  • T. Costa ,
  • Barragán
  • Rami
  • Topal
  • Hernández
  • Soldado
  • Alba
  • Vilà
  • Amat
  • Weiss
  • Galán
  • Moreno
  • Rodríguez
  • Verdú
  • Romaric
  • Forlín
  • García ,
  • Baena
  • Falcao
  • Assunção
  • Perea
  • Turan
  • Miranda
  • Godín
  • Barral
  • Bifouma
  • Weiss
  • Fonte
  • García
  • Romaric
  • Rodríguez
  • Vázquez ,
  • García
  • Amat
  • Forlín
  • Casilla
  • Messi
  • Fàbregas
  • Kanouté
  • Vilà
  • Forlín
  • Verdú
  • Vázquez
  • Baena ,
  • Verdú
  • Fonte
  • Nyom
  • Jara
  • Romero
  • Weiss
  • Forlín
  • Moreno
  • Gómez
  • Baena
  • Bifouma
  • Cendrós
  • Aouate
  • Flores
  • De Marcos
  • Muniain
  • López
  • Llorente
  • Martínez ,
  • Iturraspe
  • Herrera
  • Romaric
  • Weiss ,
  • Forlín
  • Albín ,
  • Vilà
  • Coutinho
  • Lafita
  • Da Silva
  • Lanzaro
  • Álvarez
  • Juan Carlos
  • Zuculini
  • Roberto
  • Barrada
  • Díaz
  • Fedor
  • Weiss
  • Vázquez
  • Bifouma
  • Galán
  • Romaric
  • Weiss
  • Uche
  • Juanfran
  • Valdo
  • Ballesteros
  • Barkero
  • Torres
  • Suárez
  • Farinós
  • Ronaldo
  • Carvalho
  • Khedira
  • Higuaín
  • Kaká
  • Romaric
  • Forlín
  • Weiss
  • Baena
  • Uche
  • Coutinho
  • López
  • Baena
  • Amat
  • Verdú
  • Tamudo
  • Michu
  • Bangoura
  • Verdú ,
  • Coutinho ,
  • García
  • Forlín
  • Moreno
  • Stuani
  • Espinosa
  • Gullón
  • Francis
  • Juanma
  • Castro
  • Baena
  • Moreno
  • Pandiani
  • Coutinho
  • Vilà
  • López
  • Baena
  • Demichelis ,
  • Van Nistelrooy
  • Zapata
  • Weiss
  • Uche
  • Gómez
  • Casilla
  • Rodríguez
  • García
  • Demidov
  • Weiss ,
  • Moreno
  • Vela
  • Estrada
  • Prieto
  • De la Bella
  • Bravo
  • García ,
  • Puñal
  • Damià
  • Coutinho
  • Baena
  • Forlín
  • Gómez
  • López
  • Moreno
  • Gómez
  • Verdú
  • Vilà
  • Vázquez
  • Baena
  • Sánchez
  • Uche
  • Alba
  • Hernández
  • T. Costa
  • Mathieu
  • Aduriz
  • Godín ,
  • Gabi
  • Turan
  • Falcao
  • Vilà
  • López
  • Moreno
  • Moreno
  • Rodríguez
  • Colunga
  • Trejo
  • Gálvez
  • Bilić
  • Botía
  • Ayoze
  • Ighalo
  • Weiss
  • Vilà
  • Messi
  • Busquets
  • Montoya
  • Tello
  • Puyol
  • Forlín
  • Sánchez
  • Álvarez
  • Vilà
  • Gómez
  • Sánchez
  • Verdú
  • Coutinho
  • López
  • Pandiani
  • Deivid
  • Coke
  • Negredo

Copa del Rey

Main article: 2011–12 Copa del Rey

Round of 32

  • López
  • Galán
  • Weiss
  • Amat
  • Vázquez
  • Vilà
  • García
  • Gómez
  • De Lucas
  • Rodríguez

Round of 16

  • Alberto
  • García
  • Caballero
  • García
  • Casilla
  • Vázquez
  • Verdú
  • Vilà
  • Prieto
  • Alberto
  • Díaz
  • Vico

Quarter-finals

  • Weiss
  • Fonte
  • Verdú
  • Arroyo
  • Martins
  • Infante
  • Corral
  • Iribas
  • Garmendia
  • Infante
  • Caneda
  • Arroyo
  • Mújika
  • Weiss
  • Galán
  • Vilà
  • Casilla 4–4 on aggregate. Mirandés won on away goals.

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