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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-06 · 99 entries checked · 81 flagged · 224 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 224 still open
Txetxu Rojo — The claim that Rojo's 414 La Liga appearances were the second-most in Athletic Bilbao's history is factually incorrect for the present day, and the entry contradicts itself by later stating he was surpassed by Muniain and De Marcos.
Txetxu Rojo — The claim that Txetxu Rojo and his brother José Ángel appeared together in an exhibition game with Turkey on 17 October 1973 is inaccurate; Txetxu Rojo did not play in that match.
Javier Clemente — Clemente made his official debut for Athletic Bilbao in a La Liga match, not against Liverpool in the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup.
Javier Clemente — Clemente was born on 12 March 1950, so on 23 November 1969 he was 19, not 24; his playing career ended at age 19.
Aitor Ocio — Ocio signed a four-year contract with Sevilla in 2003, not a three-year deal.
Aitor Ocio — Ocio received four red cards in his first two seasons back at Athletic Bilbao, not five.
Kiko García — No player named Kiko García played for Athletic Bilbao in the 1990s
Kiko García — Athletic Bilbao did not win the Copa del Rey in 1992
Luis Arconada — The entry states Arconada's affiliation includes 'Athletic Bilbao (Youth & First Team)', but he played his entire career at Real Sociedad, not Athletic Bilbao.
Luis Arconada — The entry claims Arconada helped Real Sociedad to 'four titles including two La Liga championships', but he won two La Liga titles (1980–81, 1981–82) and one Copa del Rey (1986–87), totaling three major titles, not four.
Txiki Begiristain — The entry claims Begiristain was a goalkeeper, but he was a left winger or forward; the tagline and clean sheets stat are entirely wrong.
Txiki Begiristain — The tagline 'The record-breaking goalkeeper who defined consistency' is factually incorrect for Begiristain.
Mikel Lasa — Lasa did not score in the 1993 Copa del Rey final; the goals were scored by Butragueño and Míchel (or Zamorano, depending on the source), and Real Madrid defeated Real Zaragoza 2–0, but Lasa did not score.
Mikel Lasa — Lasa played for Spain in 1993, but his two appearances were not both against Lithuania; his debut was against Lithuania in a World Cup qualifier, but his second cap was against Mexico in a friendly.
Cantera — The claim that Athletic Bilbao's cantera policy was formalized in 1943 is incorrect; the policy of recruiting only players with a link to the Basque Country was established in 1911 and is a longstanding tradition, not a formalized rule from 1943.
Cantera — The claim that Andoni Zubizarreta is the second most capped Spanish international player is outdated; he has been surpassed by multiple players such as Sergio Ramos, Iker Casillas, and Xavi.
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