2012–13 Segunda División B

Playoffs de Ascenso: • Real Madrid Castilla (P) • CD Tenerife • CD Lugo (P) • Albacete Balompié • CD Mirandés (P) • SD Ponferradina (P) • SD Eibar • SD Amorebieta • CD Atlético Baleares • Orihuela CF • Huracán CF • CF Badalona • Cádiz CF • Real Balompédica Linense • Lucena CF • Real Jaén Relegated from Segunda División: • Villarreal CF B • CD Alcoyano • FC Cartagena • Gimnàstic de Tarragona Promoted from Tercera División: • CD Ourense (from Group 1) • Caudal Deportivo (from Group 2) • SD Noja (from Group 3) • AE Prat (from Group 5) • Loja CD (from Group 9) • CE Constància (from Group 11) • CD Marino (from Group 12) • Arroyo CP (from Group 14) • SD Logroñés (from Group 16) • Barakaldo CF (from Group 4) • CF Fuenlabrada (from Group 7) • San Fernando CD (from Group 10) • Atlético Sanluqueño CF (from Group 10) • CD Binissalem (from Group 11) • Yeclano Deportivo (from Group 13) • Peña Sport FC (from Group 15) • CD Izarra (from Group 15) • CD Tudelano (from Group 15) Relegated: • Celta de Vigo B (to 3ª Group 1) • UD Vecindario (to 3ª Group 12) • UB Conquense (to 3ª Group 18) • CD Toledo (to 3ª Group 18) • Montañeros CF (unregistered) • SD Lemona (to 3ª Group 4) • Arandina CF (to 3ª Group 8) • Gimnástica Segoviana CF (to 3ª Group 8) • Burgos CF (to 3ª Group 8) • CF Gandía (to 3ª Group 6) • CD Manacor (to 3ª Group 11) • Andorra CF (to 3ª Group 17) • CF Sporting Mahonés (dissolved) • CD Roquetas (to 3ª Group 9) • Sporting Villanueva (to 3ª Group 14) • Lorca Atlético CF (dissolved) • CF La Unión (dissolved) • Polideportivo Ejido (dissolved) Administrative Relegation: • CD Dénia (to 3ª Group 6) • Orihuela CF (to 3ª Group 6), readmitted on 5 September 2012 after warrant. Then the Group 3 was expanded to 21 teams. • CF Palencia (to 3ª Group 8) • AD Ceuta (to 3ª Group 10) • CD Badajoz (dissolved) • CD Puertollano (to 3ª Group 18) Teams covered vacant places by administrative relegations: • Avilés (from 3ª Group 2) • Racing de Santander B (from 3ª Group 3) • Espanyol B (from 3ª Group 5) • Levante B (from 3ª Group 6) • Real Madrid C (from 3ª Group 7) • UCAM Murcia (from 3ª Group 13) ==Groups==

According to RFEF the distribution of teams in groups, are as follows: Group I • RSD Alcalá • Atlético Madrid B • Avilés • Caudal de Mieres • Coruxo • Fuenlabrada • Getafe B • Guijuelo • Leganés • Marino de Arona • Marino de Luanco • Ourense • Rayo Vallecano B • Real Madrid C • Real Oviedo • Salamanca • S.S. de los Reyes • Sporting de Gijón B • Tenerife • Zamora Group II • Alavés • Amorebieta • Barakaldo • Bilbao Athletic • Eibar • Gimnástica Torrelavega • Izarra • Lleida Esportiu • SD Logroñés • UD Logroñés • Noja • Osasuna B • Peña Sport • Racing de Santander B • Real Sociedad B • Real Unión • Sestao River • Teruel • Tudelano • Zaragoza B Group III • Alcoyano • At. Baleares • Badalona • Binissalem • Constància • Espanyol B • Gimnàstic de Tarragona • Huracán Valencia • L'Hospitalet • Levante B • Llagostera • Mallorca B • Olímpic Xàtiva • Ontinyent • Orihuela • Prat • Reus Deportiu • Sant Andreu • Valencia Mestalla • Villarreal B • Yeclano Group IV • Albacete • Almería B • Arroyo • At. Sanluqueño • Betis B • Cacereño • Cádiz • Cartagena • Écija • Jaén • La Roda • Linense • Loja • Lucena • Melilla • San Fernando • San Roque • Sevilla Atlético • UCAM Murcia • Villanovense ==Group 1==

Stadia and locations League table Results Top goalscorers Last updated 19 May 2013 Top goalkeepers Last updated 19 May 2013 ==Group 2==

Stadia and locations League table Results Top goalscorers Last updated 19 May 2013 Top goalkeepers Last updated 19 May 2013 ==Group 3==

Stadia and locations League table Results Top goalscorers Last updated 19 May 2013 Top goalkeepers Last updated 19 May 2013 ==Group 4==

Stadia and locations League table Results Top goalscorers Last updated 19 May 2013 Top goalkeepers Last updated 19 May 2013 ==See also==