Segunda División B

Segunda División B
Founded	1977
Country	Spain
Other club(s) from	Andorra (1 team)
Divisions	4; 5; 10 subdivisions (2020–21)
Number of teams	4 groups of 20 teams each (80); 3 groups of 20 teams and 2 group of 21, 8 subgroups of 10 teams each and 2 subgroups of 11 in 2020–21 (102)
Level on pyramid	3; 4 (2021–22)
Promotion to	Segunda División (until 2021); Primera División RFEF (from 2021)
Relegation to	Tercera División/Tercera División RFEF (from 2021)
Domestic cup(s)	Copa del Rey; Copa Federación
International cup(s)	UEFA Europa League; (via winning Copa del Rey)
Current champions	Fuenlabrada
TV partners	FORTA: ETB 1, laOtra, tvG2, TPA; IB3, TV Melilla; Real Madrid TV, SFC TV
Website	Official website
	Current: 2020–21 season

Segunda División B (English: Second Division B) is the third tier of the Spanish football league system containing 102 teams divided into 5 groups. It is administered by the Royal Spanish Football Federation. It is below the top two professional leagues, the Primera División (also known as La Liga) and the Segunda División, and above the Tercera División. The Segunda División B includes the reserve teams of a number of La Liga and Segunda División teams.

History

The term Segunda División B was first used in 1929. It was used to designate a third level of teams after the Primera División and a Segunda División A. This division featured 10 teams and at the end of the season Cultural Leonesa were crowned champions. However, the 1929–30 season saw the first of many reorganisations of the Spanish football league system and the original Segunda División B was replaced by the Tercera División. At the start of the 1977–78 season the Segunda División B was revived, replacing the Tercera División as the third level. Initially the division consisted of only two groups. The 1986–87 season was played as a single group of 22 teams. It was changed the next year, with 80 teams in four groups from the 1987–88 season.

The RFEF approved the expansion of the league initially to five groups of 20 teams each and recommended its further division into 10 subgroups of 10 teams each for ease of schedule, only for the 2020–21 season, due to promotion from the Tercera División groups in the curtailed 2019–20 season being applied. Also, the Segunda División B is to drop down to the fourth level and change its name to Segunda División RFEF on the creation of a new, two-group, 40-team third division called Primera División RFEF to begin play in 2021–22.[1][2] An additional two teams were promoted after the 2020 Tercera División play-offs were called off and could not be replayed.[3] There are now three groups of 20 and two groups of 21, subdivided into eight subgroups of 10 and two subgroups of 11.

Historical classification

All-Time Segunda División B Table
Pos	Team	S	Pts	GP	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD
1	Barakaldo CF	35	1830	1318	536	404	380	1588	1267	321
2	Cultural y Deportiva Leonesa	35	1813	1318	530	403	385	1658	1364	294
3	UD Melilla	33	1713	1240	475	391	374	1339	1187	152
4	Pontevedra CF	35	1703	1324	513	367	444	1624	1453	171
5	Bilbao Athletic	30	1628	1130	482	311	337	1570	1162	408
6	Real Sociedad B	34	1586	1286	481	364	441	1574	1396	178
7	Real Jaén	31	1563	1176	465	357	354	1404	1118	286
8	Atlético Madrid B	30	1507	1134	455	314	365	1571	1265	306
9	Sevilla Atlético	30	1467	1128	426	329	373	1371	1168	203
10	CE L'Hospitalet	30	1446	1142	434	321	387	1480	1301	321
11	CA Osasuna B	32	1439	1206	417	351	438	1314	1348	-34
12	CD Alcoyano	28	1416	1070	432	312	326	1329	1135	321
13	Real Unión	27	1409	1016	388	292	336	1191	1058	133
14	Sporting de Gijón B	30	1362	1128	405	303	420	1339	1387	-48
15	Real Madrid Castilla	21	1323	788	388	200	200	1312	837	475
16	Racing de Ferrol	26	1289	976	388	266	322	1265	1053	212
17	Gimnàstic de Tarragona	26	1253	980	380	304	296	1221	1006	215
18	FC Barcelona B	22	1216	826	378	213	235	1238	852	386
19	CD Ourense	24	1168	914	358	273	283	1051	928	123
20	Zamora CF	24	1163	910	335	259	316	1072	1008	64
21	Granada CF	22	1152	836	359	251	226	1102	830	272
22	CD Lugo	23	1146	878	340	257	281	1070	972	98
23	FC Cartagena	19	1131	712	301	228	183	854	659	195
24	Valencia CF Mestalla	24	1118	904	304	262	338	1143	1136	07
25	CE Sabadell FC	22	1101	826	292	257	277	967	973	-6
26	SD Ponferradina	21	1092	798	320	228	250	984	849	135
27	Deportivo Aragón	24	1091	916	332	243	341	1100	1055	45
28	Real Balompédica Linense	23	1036	864	304	260	300	984	984	00
29	Betis Deportivo Balompié	24	1032	910	291	247	372	1093	1169	-76
30	Celta de Vigo B	21	1016	786	277	203	306	953	1040	-87
31	Écija Balompié	21	1015	794	269	247	278	820	885	-65
32	Córdoba CF	21	1008	790	323	244	223	1043	833	210
33	CF Fuenlabrada	19	1008	722	273	203	246	877	838	39
34	UDA Gramenet	18	1004	684	289	182	213	867	725	142
35	Cádiz CF	16	1003	606	285	162	159	827	534	293
36	Burgos CF (1994)	18	977	672	257	206	209	728	630	98
37	RCD Espanyol B	19	973	714	256	205	253	935	845	90
38	Gimnástica de Torrelavega	21	948	798	259	241	298	768	852	-84
39	SD Lemona	20	923	760	251	264	245	722	716	06
40	UE Lleida	19	909	726	294	205	227	941	769	172
41	UE Figueres	18	909	684	263	204	217	876	757	119
42	Hércules CF	17	906	636	262	202	172	823	602	221
43	Talavera CF	19	906	720	255	219	246	824	819	05
44	UE Sant Andreu	19	899	724	272	208	244	896	794	102
45	CD Leganés	16	861	608	255	188	165	764	590	174
46	Real Valladolid Promesas	19	860	712	239	191	282	760	883	-123
47	AD Ceuta	14	852	530	224	180	126	667	475	192
48	Terrassa FC	18	850	684	245	189	250	838	852	-14
49	CF Badalona	16	849	600	217	198	185	633	583	50
50	Benidorm CF	19	844	722	229	246	247	753	809	-56
51	UB Conquense	17	836	646	217	195	234	739	816	-77
52	UD San Sebastián de los Reyes	19	833	712	226	205	281	759	892	-133
53	RCD Mallorca B	18	829	690	219	200	271	807	882	-75
54	Xerez CD	17	821	642	283	169	190	825	637	188
55	CD Badajoz (1905)	18	815	684	291	160	233	862	702	160
56	CP Cacereño	18	810	682	217	207	258	755	810	-55
57	Real Avilés	18	802	682	238	206	238	810	805	05
58	RSD Alcalá	20	800	760	227	242	291	756	890	-134
59	CD Castellón	14	784	522	218	150	154	619	479	140
60	Universidad de Las Palmas CF	12	774	456	218	120	118	579	406	173
61	SD Huesca	18	766	684	230	177	277	749	872	-123
62	Real Murcia	13	764	484	220	138	126	633	425	208
63	CD Guijuelo	15	752	558	196	164	198	619	589	30
64	CD Mirandés	15	751	570	234	158	178	678	611	67
65	CD Atlético Baleares	15	733	562	205	161	196	657	648	09
66	UP Langreo	18	729	674	229	176	269	738	875	-137
67	Algeciras CF	17	720	634	197	225	212	603	624	-21
68	FC Andorra	18	718	674	241	196	237	812	821	-9
69	Ontinyent CF	17	713	648	210	166	272	672	814	-142
70	CD Toledo	14	701	532	201	141	190	625	588	37
71	Marbella FC	13	692	484	179	155	150	546	522	24
72	Deportivo Alavés	12	688	456	243	129	84	747	371	376
73	CF Palencia	14	651	532	176	183	173	524	542	-18
74	UD Logroñés	11	648	406	175	123	108	494	359	135
75	Recreativo de Huelva	13	647	482	193	148	141	553	453	100
76	Levante UD	12	614	456	229	110	117	685	422	263
77	CD Tudelano	14	605	522	154	187	181	530	586	-56
78	CD Izarra	15	603	560	160	173	227	516	677	-161
79	UD Pájara Playas de Jandía	12	595	456	154	133	169	514	557	-43
80	Albacete Balompié	11	595	422	205	106	111	613	382	231
81	Villarreal CF B	10	583	372	159	106	107	520	396	124
82	CF Gandía	13	577	498	167	157	174	563	546	17
83	Amurrio Club	12	573	456	145	145	166	478	510	-32
84	CD Mensajero	12	570	454	166	123	165	552	559	-7
85	AgD Ceuta	13	566	498	214	138	146	659	505	154
86	Getafe CF	11	563	418	184	128	106	546	376	170
87	Gernika Club	12	557	456	138	153	165	451	522	-71
88	SD Compostela	14	553	530	171	146	213	569	680	-111
89	Alicante CF	9	553	342	150	103	89	473	311	162
90	Sestao River Club	11	551	418	141	131	146	438	449	-11
91	Deportivo Fabril	11	547	418	147	116	155	489	502	-13
92	Marino de Luanco	13	543	482	139	126	217	460	609	-149
93	Lleida Esportiu	9	534	332	144	102	86	410	300	110
94	AD Alcorcón	10	529	380	137	118	125	455	431	24
95	Girona FC	13	527	494	170	140	184	623	665	-42
96	Real Oviedo	9	526	340	153	89	98	464	338	126
97	Real Oviedo Vetusta	13	519	484	148	142	194	532	627	-95
98	CD Logroñés	11	515	418	161	128	129	559	473	86
99	UD Vecindario	10	513	380	136	105	139	450	481	-31
100	Caudal Deportivo de Mieres	14	512	530	130	150	250	504	732	-228
101	Andorra CF	14	500	532	161	154	217	590	721	-131
102	UD Salamanca	9	499	346	175	100	71	545	303	242
103	SD Beasain	10	496	380	134	132	114	437	399	38
104	UD Lanzarote	10	493	380	129	106	145	494	511	-17
105	CD Binéfar	13	486	494	145	148	201	526	641	-115
106	Atlético Levante UD	10	478	372	121	115	136	391	406	-15
107	SD Amorebieta	9	472	332	124	100	98	435	401	34
108	Yeclano CF	11	472	418	149	109	160	467	460	07
109	Coruxo FC	10	471	368	120	111	137	396	465	-69
110	CD Olímpic de Xàtiva	11	468	420	147	100	173	439	524	-85
111	CD Aurrerá de Vitoria	8	455	304	121	92	91	326	266	60
112	SD Eibar	7	455	270	143	70	57	382	209	173
113	Elche CF	8	452	304	140	99	65	446	274	172
114	Racing Club Portuense	11	450	418	145	123	150	412	459	-47
115	Sestao SC	10	442	380	169	104	107	497	345	152
116	Orihuela CF	9	441	334	108	117	109	361	367	-6
117	UD Las Palmas Atlético	11	440	408	126	114	168	441	515	-74
118	CD Calahorra	10	436	370	115	114	141	409	474	-65
119	CF Extremadura	9	432	340	131	100	109	451	381	70
120	Racing de Santander	6	426	226	128	64	34	332	165	167
121	CD Linares	8	426	302	110	96	96	325	302	23
122	CF Gavà	9	424	342	107	103	132	415	473	-58
123	Lucena CF	8	424	304	113	85	106	361	352	09
124	CF Villanovense	10	422	380	106	119	152	415	488	-73
125	CF Reus Deportiu	9	422	344	118	84	142	371	447	-76
126	CD Tenerife	8	421	308	152	79	77	454	280	174
127	CD Guadalajara	7	421	266	116	73	77	345	271	74
128	Real Ávila	11	410	418	120	143	155	447	519	-72
129	Racing de Santander B	10	410	380	101	114	165	384	499	-115
130	Cartagena FC	9	401	342	151	99	92	413	287	126
131	Polideportivo Ejido	9	401	338	116	94	128	346	382	-36
132	Deportivo Alavés B	8	397	294	101	94	99	325	328	-3
133	CP Almería	9	397	346	110	107	129	359	393	-34
134	CD San Roque de Lepe	9	397	340	106	104	130	370	434	-64
135	CD Numancia	8	390	304	131	92	81	390	272	118
136	Novelda CF	8	385	304	98	91	115	319	354	-35
137	Atlético Sanluqueño CF	10	383	370	115	102	153	353	450	-97
138	CD Eldense	11	383	418	116	113	189	432	603	-171
139	Mérida UD	7	371	266	101	68	97	278	285	-7
140	CD As Pontes	9	364	342	112	105	125	384	420	-36
141	UD Las Palmas	6	362	226	123	58	45	387	180	207
142	UD Alzira	9	357	346	109	99	138	332	410	-78
143	AEC Manlleu	8	355	304	127	76	101	403	356	47
144	Club Recreativo Granada	7	352	256	92	76	88	323	286	37
145	Jerez CF	7	342	264	85	87	92	264	253	11
146	Peña Sport FC	10	338	380	77	107	196	314	566	-252
147	UCAM Murcia CF	6	337	218	90	67	61	248	202	46
148	Linares CF	8	336	304	121	94	89	375	306	69
149	Bermeo FT	7	335	266	95	77	94	281	307	-26
150	CD Puertollano	6	333	228	88	69	71	277	256	21
151	UE Cornellà	6	330	218	87	69	62	255	225	30
152	Águilas CF	7	325	266	86	67	113	278	348	-70
153	CF Sporting Mahonés	9	323	342	106	87	149	345	469	-124
154	Rayo Vallecano	5	314	190	90	63	37	263	164	99
155	CD Teruel	8	314	304	87	98	119	311	391	-80
156	Getafe CF B	7	312	256	85	57	114	299	361	-62
157	UD Almería B	7	311	266	80	71	115	282	347	-65
158	Tomelloso CF	8	308	304	91	105	108	302	326	-24
159	UD Almería	6	306	226	91	69	66	296	220	76
160	UE Llagostera	6	305	220	79	68	73	249	229	20
161	Puertollano Industrial	7	300	266	115	70	81	356	273	83
162	Villajoyosa CF	6	300	228	79	63	86	240	251	-11
163	San Fernando CD	6	294	218	76	66	76	253	258	-5
164	Motril CF	6	293	226	78	59	89	239	275	-36
165	CD Díter Zafra	8	291	304	82	89	133	287	395	-108
166	Real Madrid C	6	290	228	88	53	87	359	338	21
167	SD Leioa	6	284	218	73	65	80	257	281	-24
168	CD Basconia	8	284	304	94	96	114	308	394	-86
169	CD San Fernando	8	280	302	85	83	134	305	387	-82
170	CF Rayo Majadahonda	6	266	218	69	59	90	248	278	-30
171	UE Olot	6	265	218	61	82	75	222	239	-17
172	Huracán Valencia CF	5	263	192	75	63	54	203	160	43
173	CD Dénia	5	259	190	65	64	61	188	187	01
174	Arenas Club de Getxo	6	259	218	65	74	79	240	267	-27
175	La Roda CF	6	255	228	63	66	99	231	280	-49
176	SD Ibiza	8	254	304	84	86	134	276	382	-106
177	Lorca FC	4	253	152	70	43	39	199	146	53
178	Logroñés CF	5	253	190	64	61	65	184	204	-20
179	SCD Durango	7	252	266	76	75	115	233	344	-111
180	CD Alfaro	6	248	228	60	68	100	214	308	-94
181	CD Ebro	5	247	180	58	73	49	170	175	-5
182	Lorca Deportiva CF	4	246	152	68	42	42	211	145	66
183	CD Alcalá	5	231	190	59	54	77	181	224	-43
184	UD Poblense	7	231	270	79	73	118	284	366	-82
185	CD Manchego	5	228	190	56	63	71	175	202	-27
186	Málaga CF	4	227	152	63	46	43	181	133	48
187	Arosa SC	7	221	266	72	77	117	272	377	-105
188	AD Torrejón	6	220	228	87	46	95	292	305	-13
189	Palencia CF	5	219	190	83	53	54	240	192	48
190	CF Lorca Deportiva (1969)	6	218	228	73	72	83	224	246	-22
191	CD Móstoles	6	215	228	55	70	103	195	311	-116
192	CD Lealtad	5	206	190	52	50	88	184	247	-63
193	CD Logroñés B	6	204	228	62	66	100	226	308	-82
194	Orihuela Deportiva CF	5	202	190	74	54	62	208	200	08
195	CDA Navalcarnero	5	200	190	52	44	94	185	270	-85
196	CD Roquetas	4	197	152	52	41	59	170	177	-7
197	CD Marino	6	194	226	66	55	105	223	331	-108
198	CD Lalín	6	194	228	61	63	104	200	295	-95
199	Rayo Vallecano B	4	193	152	49	46	57	175	200	-25
200	UP Plasencia	5	188	190	52	62	76	188	226	-38
201	CD Maspalomas	6	185	226	63	59	104	228	301	-73
202	CE Mataró	4	181	152	49	34	69	191	220	-29
203	FC Jumilla	4	181	152	45	46	61	129	178	-49
204	Córdoba CF B	4	180	152	47	38	67	158	203	-45
205	Mérida AD	4	179	142	45	54	43	152	153	-1
206	Torrevieja CF	5	177	190	64	49	77	197	245	-48
207	AD Parla	5	175	190	59	57	74	183	244	-61
208	Villarreal CF	4	174	152	61	52	39	207	163	44
209	Guadix CF	4	174	150	43	45	62	148	190	-42
210	Palamós CF	4	173	152	51	43	58	171	204	-33
211	CF Talavera de la Reina	4	172	142	45	37	60	139	172	-33
212	FC Barcelona C	5	167	190	57	43	90	262	322	-60
213	CDC Moscardó	4	165	152	48	44	60	160	201	-41
214	CFJ Mollerussa	4	164	152	64	36	52	215	175	40
215	Granada 74 CF	3	164	114	46	26	42	125	124	01
216	CD Badajoz (2012)	3	163	104	45	28	31	127	97	30
217	Real Aranjuez CF	4	163	152	47	42	63	162	195	-33
218	CD Don Benito	5	163	178	39	55	84	142	221	-79
219	UD Socuéllamos	3	160	114	46	22	46	138	150	-12
220	Galáctico Pegaso	5	158	190	50	58	82	198	264	-66
221	RCD Mallorca	3	155	114	50	35	29	142	106	36
222	CD Estepona	5	154	188	47	60	81	143	232	-89
223	CD Antequerano	4	152	152	61	30	61	162	177	-15
224	SD Noja	4	152	150	37	41	72	152	218	-66
225	CD Ensidesa	5	148	190	52	44	94	181	281	-100
226	Dos Hermanas CF	3	148	112	35	43	34	112	102	10
227	AE Prat	4	147	144	32	51	61	119	163	-44
228	CD Tropezón	4	144	150	34	42	74	124	225	-101
229	UD Fuerteventura	3	141	114	38	27	49	129	161	-32
230	CD Baza	3	140	114	32	44	38	125	129	-4
231	UD Gáldar	3	140	114	35	35	44	125	142	-17
232	Caravaca CF	3	139	114	36	31	47	121	133	-12
233	Extremadura UD	3	138	114	36	30	48	125	136	-11
234	Montañeros CF	3	138	114	36	30	48	141	165	-24
235	UD Telde	4	135	152	48	39	65	174	213	-39
236	CD El Ejido	3	134	114	35	29	50	123	149	-26
237	SCR Peña Deportiva	4	134	142	35	34	73	132	211	-79
238	Arroyo CP	3	131	114	31	38	45	100	137	-37
239	UD Somozas	3	131	114	34	29	51	108	146	-38
240	UD San Pedro	3	131	114	32	35	47	108	146	-38
241	CD Manacor	5	128	190	43	36	111	170	338	-168
242	CD Santurtzi	4	127	152	42	43	67	132	186	-54
243	UD Fraga	4	127	152	41	45	66	150	240	-90
244	CE Premià	4	126	152	35	39	78	153	274	-121
245	Coria CF	3	124	112	32	28	52	94	144	-50
246	CD Corralejo	3	120	114	32	33	49	102	149	-47
247	UD Ibiza	2	119	66	34	17	15	82	49	33
248	CP Mérida	3	118	114	42	34	38	128	120	08
249	Erandio Club	4	117	152	37	43	72	144	232	-88
250	Mármol Macael CD	3	116	114	34	39	41	108	139	-31
251	Arandina CF	3	116	114	28	32	54	120	177	-57
252	Real Murcia Imperial	2	116	76	31	23	22	86	77	9
253	CF Atlético Ciudad	2	115	76	32	19	25	87	82	5
254	CA Marbella (1947)	3	114	114	42	30	42	118	110	8
255	CA Marbella (1989)	3	114	114	37	35	42	116	120	-4
256	Atlético Malagueño	3	113	114	30	23	51	98	162	-64
257	Moralo CP	3	111	114	29	24	61	109	176	-67
258	CE Constància	3	110	116	31	30	55	92	145	-53
259	Yeclano Deportivo	3	109	106	26	31	49	109	156	-47
260	CD Elgoibar	3	108	114	31	24	59	101	157	-56
261	Sangonera Atlético CF	2	107	76	26	29	21	97	92	5
262	Lorca CF	3	106	114	23	37	54	109	173	-64
263	CD Universidad de Oviedo	3	106	114	27	25	62	116	202	-86
264	CD Azkoyen	3	105	114	25	30	59	93	176	-83
265	Gimnástica Segoviana	3	104	114	23	35	56	93	167	-74
266	Juventud Cambados	3	103	114	35	33	46	96	117	-21
267	Real Burgos CF	2	102	80	37	28	15	92	52	40
268	AD Cerro de Reyes	3	101	114	26	26	62	93	183	-90
269	Elche CF Ilicitano	2	99	76	26	21	29	98	101	-3
270	Rápido de Bouzas	2	99	76	25	24	27	67	83	-16
271	Castillo CF	2	98	76	23	29	24	60	71	-11
272	CF Valdepeñas	3	96	114	31	34	49	100	148	-48
273	UD Vall de Uxó	3	94	114	33	28	53	109	159	-50
274	UD Realejos	3	93	114	31	21	62	119	197	-78
275	Unión Estepona CF	2	92	76	22	26	28	85	95	-10
276	CF Peralada	2	91	76	21	28	27	76	78	-2
277	CD Tenerife B	3	91	114	22	28	64	111	212	-101
278	Atlético Saguntino	2	89	76	22	23	31	77	86	-9
279	Internacional de Madrid	2	88	66	22	22	22	86	91	-5
280	Linares Deportivo	2	88	76	21	25	30	79	92	-13
281	UD Ibiza-Eivissa	2	88	76	19	31	26	89	106	-17
282	AD Unión Adarve	2	87	76	22	21	33	85	108	-23
283	CD Fuengirola	3	87	114	29	29	56	80	158	-78
284	CD El Palo	2	86	76	20	26	30	77	90	-13
285	Atlético Astorga CF	2	85	76	20	25	31	94	111	-17
286	Lorca Atlético CF	2	85	76	22	19	35	76	107	-31
287	RCD Carabanchel	2	84	76	20	24	32	69	105	-36
288	SD Logroñés	2	84	74	21	21	32	73	112	-39
289	Unionistas de Salamanca CF	2	83	66	20	23	23	78	80	-2
290	Salamanca CF UDS	2	83	66	21	20	25	70	81	-11
291	SD Eibar B	2	82	76	20	22	34	60	88	-28
292	CD Villanueva	2	81	76	21	18	37	86	116	-30
293	Vélez CF	2	79	76	18	25	33	88	124	-36
294	CD Vitoria	2	78	76	17	27	32	74	95	-21
295	AD Mar Menor-San Javier	2	75	76	17	24	35	71	105	-34
296	CD Arnedo	2	72	76	25	22	29	88	108	-20
297	UD Villa de Santa Brígida	2	72	76	16	24	36	72	105	-33
298	SD Ejea	2	71	66	16	23	27	57	72	-15
299	Zalla UC	2	71	76	16	23	37	67	109	-42
300	CD Leganés B	2	71	76	19	14	43	66	119	-53
301	Club Portugalete	2	69	76	13	30	33	61	103	-42
302	CD Hernani	2	67	76	20	27	29	88	103	-15
303	UD Casetas	2	67	76	17	26	33	80	117	-37
304	Vinaròs CF	2	66	76	26	14	36	99	124	-25
305	CD Cala Millor	2	66	76	22	22	32	84	110	-26
306	CD San Isidro	2	64	76	15	19	42	76	124	-48
307	CD Laredo	2	62	76	22	18	36	83	125	-42
308	Zamudio SD	2	62	76	15	17	44	80	151	-71
309	Bergantiños FC	2	59	76	20	19	37	70	100	-30
310	CD Arenteiro	2	58	76	21	16	39	66	101	-35
311	Celta de Vigo	1	58	38	23	12	3	76	22	54
312	Haro Deportivo	2	58	66	13	19	34	47	87	-40
313	CD Isla Cristina	2	56	76	14	14	48	57	196	-139
314	AD Almería	1	56	38	25	6	7	67	27	40
315	Deportivo de La Coruña	1	56	38	25	6	7	70	36	34
316	UD Barbastro	2	55	76	12	24	40	63	117	-54
317	CD Los Boliches	2	52	76	15	22	39	57	127	-70
318	Torrent CF	2	52	76	14	24	38	62	133	-71
319	CD Utrera	2	50	76	10	27	39	48	98	-50
320	SD Ciudad de Santiago	1	50	38	13	11	14	42	42	0
321	Burgos CF (1922)	1	47	38	19	9	10	61	31	30
322	CD Boiro	1	45	38	11	12	15	39	45	-6
323	UD Almansa	1	43	38	10	13	15	35	43	-8
324	CD Cieza	2	43	76	14	15	47	63	149	-86
325	UD Mutilvera	1	43	38	9	16	13	32	46	-14
326	CF Llíria	2	42	76	11	18	47	59	161	-102
327	Moratalla CF	1	42	38	10	12	16	36	48	-12
328	Club Siero	1	42	38	10	12	16	42	55	-13
329	Mazarrón CF	1	42	38	11	9	18	37	55	-18
330	SD Formentera	1	41	38	9	14	15	25	41	-16
331	Antequera CF	1	40	38	10	10	18	43	56	-13
332	CD Burriana	1	40	38	9	13	16	27	48	-21
333	CF La Nucía	1	39	28	10	9	9	30	29	01
334	CD Cobeña	1	39	38	10	9	19	50	61	-11
335	CF Pobla de Mafumet	1	38	38	7	17	14	34	47	-13
336	Loja CD	1	38	38	9	11	18	30	54	-24
337	Atlético Mancha Real	1	38	38	10	8	20	44	64	-20
338	CD La Muela	1	38	38	8	14	16	36	56	-20
339	CD Palencia Balompié	1	38	38	10	8	20	26	60	-34
340	CD Laudio	1	37	38	10	7	21	42	66	-24
341	CF Sóller	1	37	38	9	10	19	43	68	-25
342	CF Trival Valderas	1	37	38	8	13	17	42	71	-29
343	Cádiz CF B	1	36	28	9	9	10	23	27	-4
344	CD Puerta Bonita	1	36	38	7	15	16	35	52	-17
345	CD Onda	1	36	38	10	6	22	44	73	-29
346	Villarrubia CF	1	35	28	8	11	9	34	33	01
347	CD Llosetense	1	35	38	9	8	21	26	54	-28
348	Jerez Industrial CF	1	35	38	10	5	23	33	73	-40
349	SD Negreira	1	34	38	8	10	20	30	54	-24
350	CD Orientación Marítima	1	34	38	8	10	20	42	73	-31
351	Las Rozas CF	1	33	28	7	12	9	32	29	03
352	UE Rubí	1	33	38	9	15	14	41	54	-13
353	CF Figueruelas	1	33	38	8	9	21	34	66	-32
354	CF Lorca Deportiva (2012)	1	32	38	8	8	22	33	64	-31
355	CD Ronda	1	31	38	11	9	18	37	56	-19
356	CD Binissalem	1	30	40	7	9	24	22	61	-39
357	Arenas CD	1	28	38	5	13	20	32	49	-17
358	UDC Txantrea	1	28	38	5	13	20	19	44	-25
359	Torredonjimeno CF	1	28	38	6	10	22	33	62	-29
360	FC Santboià	1	28	38	7	7	24	35	65	-30
361	CD Roldán	1	27	38	9	9	20	30	47	-17
362	UD Oliva	1	26	38	9	8	21	37	59	-22
363	Atlético Arteixo	1	26	38	5	11	22	32	69	-37
364	Santoña CF	1	25	38	7	11	20	19	49	-30
365	CCD Cerceda	1	25	38	5	10	23	26	62	-36
366	Ribadesella CF	1	25	38	5	10	23	22	69	-47
367	CE Júpiter	1	24	38	7	10	21	32	65	-33
368	UD Los Palacios	1	23	38	4	11	23	21	51	-30
369	CF Nules	1	23	38	7	9	22	32	66	-34
370	DAV Santa Ana	1	23	38	5	8	25	30	79	-49
371	CP Villarrobledo	1	22	28	5	7	16	23	45	-22
372	CD Getxo	1	22	38	9	4	25	40	79	-39
373	CD Sariñena	1	22	38	4	10	24	17	58	-41
374	Utebo FC	1	22	38	6	10	22	18	59	-41
375	CE Europa	1	21	38	7	7	24	31	67	-36
376	CD Mosconia	1	21	38	7	7	24	29	68	-39
377	Gimnástica Arandina	1	20	38	4	12	22	30	68	-38
378	UD Horadada	1	19	38	6	7	25	28	69	-41
379	CD Villanovense	1	19	38	6	7	25	20	71	-51
380	SD Gimnástica Medinense	1	17	38	5	9	24	29	79	-50
381	SD Hullera Vasco-Leonesa	1	17	38	4	9	25	24	86	-62
382	Jumilla CF	1	16	38	5	4	29	16	72	-56
383	CD Santa Ponsa	1	15	38	2	11	25	24	92	-68
384	Sporting Villanueva Promesas	1	14	38	2	11	25	16	42	-26
385	Touring KE	1	14	38	4	6	28	28	82	-54
386	Daimiel CF	1	11	38	2	7	29	19	118	-99
387	Atzeneta UE	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	00
388	CD Covadonga	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	00
389	UD Tamaraceite	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	00
390	SD Tarazona	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	00

League or status at the end of the 2019–20 season:

	2020–21 La Liga
	2020–21 Segunda División
	2020–21 Segunda División B
	2020–21 Tercera División
	2020–21 Divisiones Regionales
	To be determined
	No longer affiliated with RFEF
	Clubs that no longer exist

Italic indicates reserve teams.

Segunda División B currently features 80 teams divided into 4 groups of 20. The top four teams from each group, 16 teams in total, qualify for play-offs to determine which four teams will replace the four teams relegated from the Segunda División. However reserve teams are only eligible for promotion to the Segunda División if their senior team is in the Primera División. The top five teams from each group and best two teams regardless of group outside the previous twenty, excluding reserve teams, also qualify for the following seasons Copa del Rey. The bottom four teams in each league are relegated to the Tercera División. Also, the four 16th-placed teams enter into a relegation playoff to determine the two teams to be relegated. One team is paired with one of the others in home and away series. the two winners remain in the division while the losers are relegated. A reserve team can also be relegated if their senior team is relegated from the Segunda División. Along with teams from the Tercera División, teams from the division also compete in the Copa Federación.

Since the 2008–09 season, the four group winners had the opportunity to be promoted directly and be named the overall Segunda División B champion. The four group winners are drawn into a two-legged series where the two winners are promoted to the Segunda División and enter into the final for the Segunda División B championship. The two losing semifinalists enter the playoff round for the last two promotion spots.

Until 2019, the four group runners-up were drawn against one of the three fourth-placed teams outside their group while the four third-placed teams were also drawn against one another in a two-legged series. The six winners advanced with the two losing semifinalists to determine the four teams that will enter the last two-legged series for the last two promotion spots. In all the playoff series, the lower-ranked club played at home first. Whenever there was a tie in position (like the group winners in the semifinal round and final or the third-placed teams in the first round), a draw determined the club to play at home first.

In the 2019–20 season, the promotion playoff rules were altered by an RFEF resolution after that season was suspended and later curtailed during the coronavirus disease pandemic in Spain. Thus, the playoffs were contested differently at neutral venues. The four group runners-up were drawn against one of the three fourth-placed teams outside their group while the four third-placed teams were also drawn against one another in knockout matches. The six winners advanced with the two losing semifinalists to determine the four teams that entered the last single-match series for the two remaining promotion spots.[1]

Eligibility of players

Each team of Segunda División B can have 22 players in their roster, with these two limitations:

A maximum of 16 players over 23 years old.[4]
A minimum of 10 players under professional contract.[5]

Groups

The member clubs of the Segunda División B for the 2019–20 season are listed below.

Group I	Group II	Group III	Group IV
Atlético Baleares Atlético Madrid B Celta B Coruxo Getafe B Ibiza Internacional Langreo Las Palmas Atlético Las Rozas Marino Luanco Melilla Oviedo B Peña Deportiva Pontevedra Racing Ferrol Rayo Majadahonda Real Madrid Castilla San Sebastián de los Reyes Sporting Gijón B	Alavés B Amorebieta Arenas Athletic Bilbao B Barakaldo Burgos Calahorra Cultural Leonesa Guijuelo Haro Izarra Leioa Osasuna B Real Sociedad B Real Unión Salamanca CF Tudelano UD Logroñés Unionistas Valladolid Promesas	Andorra Atlético Levante Badalona Barcelona B Castellón Cornellà Ebro Ejea Espanyol B Gimnàstic Hércules La Nucía Llagostera Lleida Esportiu Olot Orihuela Prat Sabadell Valencia Mestalla Villarreal B	Algeciras Atlético Sanluqueño Badajoz Cádiz B Cartagena Córdoba Don Benito Linense Marbella Mérida Murcia Recreativo Recreativo Granada San Fernando Sevilla Atlético Talavera de la Reina UCAM Murcia Villarrobledo Villarrubia Yeclano

Promotions by year

Starting in 2008–09 season, the four group winners get a spot in the Group Winners Promotion Playoff. The two semifinal winners get promoted to Segunda División and play the final to decide the season champions.

season champions	season runner-ups	other promoted teams

Season	Group winners				Other promoted teams
Season	Group I	Group II	Group III	Group IV	Other promoted teams
1977–78	Racing Ferrol	Almería	N/A	N/A	Algeciras, Castilla
1978–79	Palencia	Levante			Gimnàstic, Oviedo
1979–80	Barakaldo	Linares			Atlético Madrileño, Ceuta
1980–81	Celta Vigo	Mallorca			Córdoba, Deportivo La Coruña
1981–82	Barcelona B	Xerez			Cartagena, Palencia
1982–83	Athletic Bilbao B	Granada			Algeciras, Tenerife
1983–84	Sabadell	Lorca			Calvo Sotelo, Logroñés
1984–85	Sestao	Rayo Vallecano			Albacete, Deportivo Aragón
1985–86	Figueres	Xerez
1986–87	Tenerife	N/A			Granada, Lleida, Real Burgos
1987–88	Eibar	Mollerussa	Salamanca	Alzira
1988–89	Athletic Bilbao B	Palamós	Atlético Madrid B	Levante
1989–90	Avilés	Lleida	Albacete	Orihuela
1990–91	Real Madrid B	Racing Santander	Badajoz	Barcelona B[lower-alpha 1]	Compostela, Mérida
1991–92	Salamanca	Sant Andreu	Cartagena	Marbella	Badajoz, Lugo, Villarreal
1992–93	Leganés	Alavés	Murcia	Las Palmas	Hércules, Toledo
1993–94	Salamanca	Alavés	Gramenet	CF Extremadura	Getafe, Ourense
1994–95	Racing Ferrol	Alavés	Levante	Córdoba	Almería, Écija, Sestao
1995–96	Las Palmas	Sporting Gijón B	Levante	Jaén	Atlético Madrid B, Ourense
1996–97	Sporting Gijón B	Aurrerá Vitoria	Gimnàstic	Córdoba	Elche, Jaén, Numancia, Xerez
1997–98	Cacereño	Barakaldo	Barcelona B	Málaga	Mallorca B, Recreativo
1998–99	Getafe	Cultural Leonesa	Levante	Melilla	Córdoba, Elche
1999–00	Universidad LPGC	Gimnástica Torrelavega	Gandía	Granada	Jaén, Murcia, Racing Ferrol
2000–01	Atlético Madrid B	Burgos	Gramenet	Cádiz	Gimnàstic, Ejido, Xerez
2001–02	Barakaldo	Barcelona B	Real Madrid B	Motril	Almería, Compostela, Getafe, Terrassa
2002–03	Universidad LPGC	Real Unión	Castellón	Algeciras	Cádiz, Ciudad de Murcia, Málaga B
2003–04	Pontevedra	Atlético Madrid B	Lleida	Lanzarote	Gimnàstic, Racing Ferrol
2004–05	Real Madrid B	Ponferradina	Alicante	Sevilla B	Castellón, Hércules, Lorca
2005–06	Universidad LPGC	Salamanca	Badalona	Cartagena	Las Palmas, Ponferradina, Vecindario
2006–07	Pontevedra	Eibar	Alicante	Sevilla Atlético	Córdoba, Racing Ferrol
2007–08	Rayo Vallecano	Ponferradina	Girona	Écija	Alicante, Huesca
2008–09	Real Unión	Cartagena	Alcoyano	Cádiz	Villarreal B
2009–10	Ponferradina	Alcorcón	Sant Andreu	Granada	Barcelona B
2010–11	Lugo	Eibar	Sabadell	Murcia	Alcoyano, Guadalajara
2011–12	Real Madrid Castilla	Mirandés	Atlético Baleares	Cádiz	Lugo, Ponferradina
2012–13	Tenerife	Alavés	L'Hospitalet	Jaén	Eibar
2013–14	Racing Santander	Sestao River	Llagostera	Albacete	Leganés
2014–15	Oviedo	Huesca	Gimnàstic	Cádiz	Bilbao Athletic
2015–16	Racing Santander	Real Madrid Castilla	Reus Deportiu	UCAM Murcia	Cádiz, Sevilla Atlético
2016–17	Cultural Leonesa	Albacete	Barcelona B	Lorca FC
2017–18	Rayo Majadahonda	Mirandés	Mallorca	Cartagena	Elche, Extremadura UD
2018–19	Fuenlabrada	Racing Santander	Atlético Baleares	Recreativo	Ponferradina, Mirandés
2019–20	Atlético Baleares	UD Logroñés	Castellón	Cartagena	Sabadell

Promoted after the administrative relegation to Segunda B of Orihuela.

Top scorers

Goals in playoffs are not counted.

Season	Top scorer	Club	Goals
1977–78	José Manuel Traba	Compostela	23
1977–78	Gregorio Mollejo	AD Almería	23
1978–79	Andoni Murúa	Levante	23
1979–80	Marcelino Mateos	Zamora	21
1980–81	Luis Alonso	Lleida	21
1981–82	Luis Alonso (2)	Barcelona B	20
1981–82	Francesc Valverde	Andorra	20
1982–83	Ricardo Arrien	Athletic Bilbao B	22
1982–83	Agustín Lasaosa	Tenerife	22
1983–84	Pepe Mel	Alcalá	30
1984–85	Ramón Masqué	Gimnàstic	20
1985–86	Antonio Cuevas	Figueres	25
1986–87	Manolo Muñoz	Granada	30
1987–88	Xavier Escaich	Gimnàstic	25
1988–89	Juan Carlos de Diego	Atlético Madrileño	33
1989–90	Mariano Azcona	Lleida	26
1989–90	Pedro Corbalán	Albacete	26
1990–91	Juan Gómez	Alcoyano	24
1991–92	Adriano García	Villarreal	24
1992–93	Eduardo Rodríguez	Hércules	32
1993–94	Julio Engonga	Gimnástica Torrelavega	28
1994–95	Javi Prendes	Avilés	24
1994–95	José Luis Garzón	Sabadell	24
1995–96	Estefan Julià	Sant Andreu	23
1996–97	Iván Rosado	Recreativo	25
1997–98	Quini	Talavera	26
1998–99	Changui	Pontevedra	21
1999–2000	Chili	Gimnástica	31
2000–01	Quico Rey	Ourense	22
2000–01	Egoitz Sukia	Beasain	22
2001–02	Haruna Babangida	Barcelona B	23
2001–02	David Prats	Mataró	23
2002–03	Kiko Lacasa	Alavés B	22
2003–04	Paulino Martínez	Cultural Leonesa	21
2004–05	Kepa Blanco	Sevilla Atlético	23
2005–06	Iñigo Díaz de Cerio	Real Sociedad B	24
2006–07	Yuri de Souza	Pontevedra	24
2006–07	Javi Moreno	Córdoba	24
2007–08	Luciano Becchio	Mérida	22
2008–09	Tariq Spezie	Puertollano	24
2009–10	Airam López	Tenerife B	27
2010–11	Mikel Arruabarrena	Leganés	21
2011–12	Jesús Perera	Atlético Baleares	23
2012–13	Aridane Santana	Tenerife	25
2013–14	Joselu	Compostela	30
2014–15	Miguel Linares	Oviedo	28
2015–16	Mariano Díaz	Real Madrid B	25
2016–17	Borja Iglesias	Celta Vigo B	32
2017–18	Enric Gallego	Cornellà/Extremadura	27
2018–19	Asier Villalibre	Athletic Bilbao B	23
2019–20	Rufo Sánchez	Internacional de Madrid/Pontevedra CF	18

Top goalkeepers

Season	Player	Club	Games	Goals	Coefficient
1977–78	Nemesio Alonso	Algeciras	38	27	0.71
1978–79	Vicente Amigó	Gimnàstic Tarragona	35	18	0.51
1979–80	Millán	Cultural Leonesa	35	26	0.74
1980–81	Joan Capó	Celta Vigo	33	17	0.51
1981–82	Vicente Gómez	Algeciras	37	22	0.59
1982–83	Vicente Gómez (2)	Algeciras	29	13	0.44
1983–84	Luciano Casado	CD Logroñés	29	19	0.65
1984–85	Juano Muñoz	Algeciras	30	15	0.50
1985–86	Carlos Osma	Xerez	38	24	0.63
1986–87	Miguel Bastón	Real Burgos	42	20	0.47
1987–88	Ángel Lozano	Salamanca	29	14	0.48
1988–89	Manolo López	Ceuta	35	16	0.45
1989–90	José Luis Montes	Melilla	35	17	0.48
1990–91	José Domínguez	Lugo	38	21	0.55
1991–92	Luis Raudona	Cartagena	37	14	0.37
1992–93	José Miguel Robayna	Las Palmas	28	13	0.46
1993–94	Alfonso Núñez	Alavés	35	12	0.34
1994–95	Laureano Echevarría	Numancia	35	16	0.46
1995–96	Manolo López (2)	Las Palmas	33	18	0.55
1996–97	Emilio Álvarez	Jaén	36	23	0.63
1997–98	César Quesada	Recreativo	35	20	0.57
1998–99	José Carlos Burgos	Polideportivo Almería	30	11	0.37
1999–2000	Pedro Dorronsoro	Gimnástica Torrelavega	32	12	0.38
2000–01	Armando Riveiro	Cádiz	36	14	0.39
2001–02	Urko Macías	Barakaldo	36	19	0.52
2002–03	Xavi Oliva	Castellón	35	15	0.42
2003–04	Santi Lampón	Vecindario	37	19	0.51
2004–05	Manu Herrera	Levante B	35	17	0.48
2005–06	Moisés Trujillo	Universidad Las Palmas	30	14	0.46
2006–07	Alberto Cifuentes	Rayo Vallecano	34	21	0.61
2007–08	Roberto Pampín	Sestao River	35	19	0.54
2007–08	Jesús Unanua	Alicante	35	19	0.54
2008–09	José Bermúdez	Cultural Leonesa	34	18	0.52
2009–10	David Rangel	Ontinyent	38	25	0.65
2010–11	Alberto Cifuentes (2)	Murcia	37	20	0.54
2011–12	Oinatz Aulestia	Cádiz	35	22	0.62
2012–13	Francis Solar	Olímpic Xàtiva	34	15	0.44
2013–14	Alberto Cifuentes (3)	La Hoya Lorca	37	19	0.51
2014–15	Oinatz Aulestia (2)	Cádiz	36	19	0.52
2015–16	Iván Crespo	Lleida Esportiu	36	20	0.55
2016–17	Iván Crespo (2)	Racing Santander	36	20	0.55
2017–18	Andoni Zubiaurre	Real Sociedad B	29	15	0.52
2018–19	Miguel Martínez	UD Logroñés	35	18	0.51
2019–20	Marc Martínez	FC Cartagena	28	19	0.68

Records

Updated at the end of the 2019–20 season.

Most seasons

35 – Barakaldo
35 – Cultural Leonesa
35 – Pontevedra

Most points

1,862 – Barakaldo (1.41 per game)
1,813 – Cultural Leonesa (1.38 per game)
1,713 – Melilla (1.38 per game)

Most games played

1,324 – Pontevedra (37.83 per season)
1,320 – Barakaldo (37.71 per season)
1,318 – Cultural Leonesa (37.66 per season)

Most wins

536 – Barakaldo (40.60%)
530 – Cultural Leonesa (40.21%)
513 – Pontevedra (38.74%)

Most draws

404 – Barakaldo (30.60%)
403 – Cultural Leonesa (30.58%)
391 – Melilla (31.53%)

Most losses

444 – Pontevedra (33.53%)
441 – Real Sociedad B (34.32%)
438 – Osasuna B (36.32%)

Most goals scored

1,658 – Cultural Leonesa (1.26 per game)
1,624 – Pontevedra (1.23 per game)
1,588 – Barakaldo (1.20 per game)

Most goals received

1,453 – Pontevedra (1.10 per game)
1,396 – Real Sociedad B (1.09 per game)
1,387 – Sporting Gijón B (1.23 per game)

Most group championships

5 – Levante

Most promotion play-offs played

11 – Barakaldo

Most promotions to Segunda División

5 – Barcelona B

Highest attendance

57,236 – Real Madrid B vs Conquense, at Santiago Bernabéu Stadium on 26 June 2005[6]

Scorelines

Record win

Extremadura 12–0 Racing Portuense (2 May 1993)
Barcelona B 12–0 Eldense (1 April 2017)

Record away win

Daimiel 0–8 Getafe (1 May 1988)
Isla Cristina 0–8 Polideportivo Almería (7 February 1999)

References and notes

"Comunicado de la RFEF en relación con las competiciones no profesionales del fútbol español" (in Spanish). RFEF. 6 May 2020. Retrieved 22 May 2020.
"La Federación desvela el misterio: La nueva Segunda B se denominará Primera División RFEF". ABC (in Spanish). 15 September 2020. Retrieved 18 September 2020.
"Suben a 2ªB los cuatro equipos que no pudieron disputar la fase adicional de ascenso de 3ª División". RFEF (in Spanish). 10 August 2020.
"La plantilla máxima de los equipos especial consideración 2ªB y 3ª División". Bufete Carrasco. 19 July 2017. Retrieved 21 January 2019.
"Los clubes deberán tener 10 fichas profesionales" [Clubs must have ten professional players]. Diario AS. 12 August 2017. Retrieved 21 January 2019.
"A Segunda con llenos de Primera" (in Spanish). ABC. 27 June 2005.

External links

Official website RFEF (in Spanish)
Soccerway - Segunda División B (in English)

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[6] Promoted after the administrative relegation to Segunda B of Orihuela.

[rfef-1] "Comunicado de la RFEF en relación con las competiciones no profesionales del fútbol español" (in Spanish). RFEF. 6 May 2020. Retrieved 22 May 2020.

[2] "La Federación desvela el misterio: La nueva Segunda B se denominará Primera División RFEF". ABC (in Spanish). 15 September 2020. Retrieved 18 September 2020.

[rfef1-3] "Suben a 2ªB los cuatro equipos que no pudieron disputar la fase adicional de ascenso de 3ª División". RFEF (in Spanish). 10 August 2020.

[4] "La plantilla máxima de los equipos especial consideración 2ªB y 3ª División". Bufete Carrasco. 19 July 2017. Retrieved 21 January 2019.

[5] "Los clubes deberán tener 10 fichas profesionales" [Clubs must have ten professional players]. Diario AS. 12 August 2017. Retrieved 21 January 2019.

[7] "A Segunda con llenos de Primera" (in Spanish). ABC. 27 June 2005.

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