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Format Twenty teams participated in the promotion play-off. Each of the five groups of the Segunda División RFEF are represented by the four teams that finished the regular season between the second and fifth positions. In the draw for the first stage, the participating teams were assigned to pots corresponding to their final regular season position. While avoiding matches between teams from the same regular season group, second-place finishers were drawn against fifth-place finishers while teams that finished third would play teams that finished fourth. The same draw process was repeated, to the extent that it would be possible, in the draw for the second round.
The five winning clubs of the second stage attained promotion to Primera RFEF and accompanied the five group champions who had already achieved their promotion.
The final two relegation spots (of 27 total) were also determined via play-offs. The four 13th-place finishers with the lowest point totals were drawn into two single-leg matches, with the winners securing survival in the Segunda División RFEF and the losers being relegated to the Tercera División RFEF. The two match-ups were selected through a random draw and hosted at a venue chosen from among the stadiums selected to host the promotion play-offs.
Promotion play-offs
Teams
Participating teams Atlético Paso Badalona Futur Barakaldo Betis Deportivo Deportivo Aragón Europa Getafe B Guijuelo Lleida Esportiu UD Logroñés Marbella Numancia Orihuela Pontevedra Rayo Cantabria San Sebastián de los Reyes Sant Andreu Utebo Yeclano Zamora
Road to the play-offs
Group 1
Group 2
Group 3
Group 4
Group 5
First round
Qualified teams
GroupPositionTeam1 2ndPontevedra2 2ndBarakaldo3 2ndEuropa4 2ndYeclano5 2ndSan Sebastián de los Reyes
GroupPositionTeam1 3rdZamora2 3rdUD Logroñés3 3rdBadalona Futur4 3rdMarbella5 3rdNumancia
GroupPositionTeam1 4thGuijuelo2 4thUtebo3 4thSant Andreu4 4thOrihuela5 4thGetafe B
GroupPositionTeam1 5thRayo Cantabria2 5thDeportivo Aragón3 5thLleida Esportiu4 5thBetis Deportivo5 5thAtlético Paso
Matches
Bold indicates teams that advanced to the second round
First leg
Second leg
Second round
Qualified teams
GroupPositionTeam1 2ndPontevedra2 2ndBarakaldo4 2ndYeclano5 2ndSan Sebastián de los Reyes
GroupPositionTeam1 3rdZamora2 3rdUD Logroñés4 3rdMarbella5 3rdNumancia
GroupPositionTeam4 4thOrihuela
GroupPositionTeam4 5thBetis Deportivo
Bold indicates teams that were promoted
Matches
Bold indicates teams that were promoted
First leg
Second leg
Promoted teams The five teams that were or would be promoted to Primera Federación through regular season groups and the five play-off winners were included. The number of years after the last participation of the club in the third tier is referred to the previous appearance at that level. Depending on the time, it could have been Tercera División (until 1977), Segunda División B (1977–2021) or Primera Federación (2021–present). Promoted to Primera FederaciónGroup 1Group 2Group 3Group 4Group 5Ourense CF (1st)Bilbao Athletic (1st)Hércules (1st)Sevilla Atlético (1st)Gimnástica Segoviana (1st)Zamora (3rd)Barakaldo (2nd)Yeclano (2nd) Marbella (3rd) Betis Deportivo (4th)
Relegation play-offs
Table of 13th-placed teams
Qualified teams
GroupPositionTeam1 13thAvilés Industrial2 13thIzarra3 13thFormentera4 13thManchego
Matches
First leg
Second leg
Relegated to Tercera FederaciónFormenteraManchego
Relegated teams 27 teams relegated to Tercera Federación: 25 teams through regular season groups and the two play-off losers. The numbers of years after the last relegation are referred to the last participation of the club in Tercera División or Tercera Federación if the team was promoted in the last two years.
Relegated to Tercera FederaciónRacing VillalbésArandinaOviedo VetustaCayónCovadongaSan JuanMutilveraNáxaraValle de EgüésBreaAtlético SaguntinoCerdanyola del VallèsPenya IndependentManresaLa NucíaRacing Cartagena MMSan Roque LepeEl PaloVélezCartagena BLlerenenseBadajozSan FernandoMensajeroMontijoFormentera Manchego
References
External links Royal Spanish Football Federation website