The 2022 Copa Federación de España was the 30th edition of the Copa Federación de España, also known as Copa RFEF, a knockout competition for Spanish football clubs.
The competition began in August with the first games of the Regional stages and ended on 2 November with the final of the National tournament. As part of the new competition format started in 2019, the four semifinalists qualified for the Copa del Rey first round.
Regional tournaments Andalusia tournament The Royal Andalusian Football Federation (RFAF) decided to create the 'Copa RFAF' in 2020. The finalists of this competition were selected as the Andalusian representatives in the national phase of Copa RFEF.
Final
Aragon tournament Eight teams joined the tournament: Atlético Monzón (5), Barbastro (5), Binéfar (5), Brea (4), Calamocha (5), Caspe (5), Cuarte (5) and Ejea (5). The group phase started on 14 August.
Group 1
Group 2
Final
Asturias tournament 12 teams joined the tournament. The draw was made 15 July and the tournament started 7 August. Pot 1 Pot 2 Pot 3Avilés (4)Langreo (4)Marino Luanco (4)Llanera (5)Ceares (5)Llanes (5)Caudal (5)Colunga (5)L'Entregu (5)Praviano (5)Tuilla (5)Covadonga (5)
Group stage Group A
Group B
Group C
Group D
Knockout stage The knockout stage matches were played at Las Tolvas Stadium, in Laviana.
Final
Balearic Islands tournament Llosetense (5) and Platges de Calvià (5) joined the tournament.
Basque Country tournament Leioa (5) and Real Unión (3) joined the tournament.
Canary Islands tournament Gran Tarajal (5), Herbania (6), Mensajero (5), Panadería Pulido (5) and Unión Viera (6) joined the tournament.
Final
Cantabria tournament Eight teams joined the tournament. All matches were played in San Francisco Stadium, Reinosa.
Final
Castile-La Mancha tournament Ten teams (Azuqueca (5), Calvo Sotelo (5), Conquense (5), Marchamalo (5), Socuéllamos (4), Talavera de la Reina (4), Toledo (5), Torrijos (5), Villarrobledo (5) and Villarrubia (5)) joined the XXI Trofeo Junta de Comunidades de Castilla-La Mancha, which also acted as the regional Copa RFEF tournament.
Final
Castile and León tournament Arandina (5), Atlético Bembibre (5), Cultural Leonesa (3), Salamanca (5), Santa Marta (5), Unionistas (3) and Zamora (4) joined the tournament.
Final
Catalonia tournament Badalona (5) and Terrassa (4) played the tournament.
Ceuta tournament Betis de Hadú was directly selected by Federación de Fútbol de Ceuta due to sporting merits.
Extremadura tournament 8 teams registered for the tournament: Azuaga (5), Don Álvaro (5), Fuente de Cantos (5), Montehermoso (5), Plasencia (5), Trujillo (5), Villafranca (5) and Villanovense (4).
Final
Galicia tournament A total of 8 teams joined the tournament.
Final
La Rioja tournament Casalarreina (5), La Calzada (5), Náxara (5) and Varea (5) joined the tournament.
Final
Madrid tournament 6 teams joined the tournament: Alcalá (5), Internacional (3), Móstoles URJC (5), San Sebastián de los Reyes (3), Torrejón (5) and Ursaria (5).
Group A
Group B
Final
Melilla tournament Melilla was directly selected by Real Federación Melillense de Fútbol due to sporting merits.
Murcia tournament Four teams joined the tournament.
Final
Navarre tournament Eight teams joined the tournament.
Final
Valencian Community tournament 6 teams joined the tournament: Alcoyano (3), Alzira (4), Atzeneta (5), Benigànim (6), Orihuela (5) and Silla (5).
Group A
Group B
Final
National phase National phase will be played between 28 September and 2 November with 32 teams (20 winners of the Regional Tournaments, the best 5 teams from 2021–22 Segunda División RFEF not yet qualified to 2022–23 Copa del Rey and the best 7 teams from 2021–22 Tercera División RFEF not yet qualified to 2022–23 Copa del Rey). The four semifinalists will qualify to 2022–23 Copa del Rey first round.
Qualified teams
5 best teams from 2021–22 Segunda División RFEF not yet qualified to 2022–23 Copa del Rey Bergantiños (4) Formentera (4) Izarra (4) Mar Menor (4) San Roque Lepe (4)
7 best teams from 2021–22 Tercera División RFEF not yet qualified to 2022–23 Copa del Rey Anguiano (5) Illescas (5) Illueca (5) Moralo (5) Poblense (5) Somozas (5) Xerez (5)
Winners of Autonomous Communities tournaments Alcalá (5) Alzira (4) Arenteiro (4) Atlético Monzón (5) Avilés (4) Betis de Hadú (6) Huarte (5) Lorca (5) Marbella (5) Melilla (4) Naval (5) Náxara (5) Panadería Pulido (5) Platges de Calvià (5) Puente Genil (5) Real Unión (3) Terrassa (4) Trujillo (5) Villarrubia (5) Zamora (4)
Draw The draw for the entire tournament was made at the RFEF headquarters on 15 September. The teams were divided into four pots based on geographical criteria. Each pot will be played independently until the semi-finals.
Pot A Pot B Pot C Pot D Avilés (4) Panadería Pulido (5) Naval (5) Zamora (4) Arenteiro (4) Bergantiños (4) Somozas (5) Alcalá (5) Atlético Monzón (5) Illueca (5) Real Unión (3) Terrassa (4) Anguiano (5) Náxara (5) Huarte (5) Izarra (4) Formentera (4) Platges de Calvià (5) Poblense (5) Illescas (5) Villarrubia (5) Lorca (5) Mar Menor (4) Alzira (4) Marbella (5) Puente Genil (5) San Roque Lepe (4) Xerez (5) Betis de Hadú (6) Moralo (5) Trujillo (5) Melilla (4)
Bracket
Round of 32 Pot A
Pot B
Pot C
Pot D
Round of 16 Pot A
Pot B
Pot C
Pot D
Quarter-finals Winners will qualify to the 2022–23 Copa del Rey first round. Pot A
Pot B
Pot C
Pot D
Semi-finals
Final
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