The 1964–65 Mexican Segunda División was the 15th season of the Mexican Segunda División. The season started on 6 June 1964 and concluded on 27 December 1964. It was won by Ciudad Madero.
Changes Cruz Azul was promoted to Primera División. Refinería Madero was renamed as Ciudad Madero. Puebla joined the league. Salamanca returned to the league after three seasons on hiatus. The Chapingo Autonomous University became co-owner of the C.D. Texcoco, for which the team was renamed as Chapingo Texcoco.
Teams
ClubCityStadiumCelayaCelayaEstadio Miguel Alemán ValdésChapingo TexcocoTexcocoEstadio Municipal de TexcocoLa PiedadLa PiedadEstadio Juan N. LópezLagunaTorreónEstadio San IsidroCiudad MaderoCiudad MaderoEstadio TampicoNuevo LeónMonterreyEstadio TecnológicoOrizabaOrizabaEstadio SocumPachucaPachucaEstadio Revolución MexicanaPoza RicaPoza RicaParque Jaime J. MerinoPueblaPueblaEstadio Olímpico Ignacio ZaragozaSalamancaSalamancaEstadio El MolinitoTampicoTampicoEstadio TampicoTepicTepicEstadio Nicolás Álvarez OrtegaTorreónTorreónEstadio RevoluciónCiudad VictoriaCiudad VictoriaEstadio Marte R. GómezZamoraZamoraEstadio Moctezuma
League table
Results
References