1981–82 Mexican Segunda División season explained

Competition:	Segunda División de México
Season:	1981–82
Winners:	Oaxtepec (1st Title)
Matches:	578
Total Goals:	1638
League Topscorer:	Rafael Chávez Carretero (24 goals)
Promoted:	Córdoba
Relegated:	Bachilleres Irapuato Lobos de Tlaxcala Tuberos Veracruz Coyotes
Prevseason:	1980–81
Nextseason:	1982–83

The 1981–82 Segunda División was the 33rd season of the Mexican Segunda División. The season started on 15 August 1981 and concluded on 24 July 1982. It was won by Oaxtepec.^[1]

It was the last season played by 24 teams, so this time there were five relegations to Segunda División B, a new intermediate category between Segunda and Tercera División.

Changes

• Atlético Morelia was promoted to Primera División.^[2]
• Unión de Curtidores was relegated from Primera División.^[3]
• Córdoba was promoted from Tercera División.^[4]
• Cachorros León was relegated from Segunda División.
• Atletas Industriales was bought by new owners, the team was relocated in Morelia and renamed as Atlético Valladolid.
• Coyotes Neza was relocated from Ciudad Nezahualcóyotl to Tenancingo.
• Tapatío remained at Uruapan after the team was moved in the 1980–81 season final stage.
• Bachilleres was relocated from Ocotlán to Guadalajara.
• Universidad Veracruzana was relocated to Coatzacoalcos and renamed as Brujas de Coatzacoalcos.

During the season

• Since Week 29, Estado de México was relocated from Toluca to Texcoco.
• Since Week 36, Nuevo Necaxa was relocated from Juan Galindo to Amecameca.

Teams

Club	City	Stadium
Atlético Valladolid	Morelia	Estadio Venustiano Carranza
Bachilleres	Guadalajara	Estadio Tecnológico UdeG
Brujas de Coatzacoalcos	Coatzacoalcos	Estadio Miguel Hidalgo
Colima	Colima City	Estadio Colima
Córdoba	Córdoba	Estadio Rafael Murillo Vidal
Coyotes Neza	Tenancingo	Estadio Municipal de Tenancingo
Cuautla	Cuautla	Estadio Isidro Gil Tapia
Estado de México	Toluca Texcoco	Estadio Toluca 70 Estadio Municipal de Texcoco
Irapuato	Irapuato	Estadio Irapuato
Jalisco	Guadalajara	Estadio Jalisco
La Piedad	La Piedad	Estadio Juan N. López
Lobos de Tlaxcala	Tlaxcala City	Estadio Tlahuicole
Nuevo Necaxa	Juan Galindo Amecameca	Estadio 14 de Diciembre Estadio Francisco Flores
Oaxtepec	Oaxtepec	Estadio Olímpico Centro Vacacional IMSS
Pachuca	Pachuca	Estadio Revolución Mexicana
Salamanca	Salamanca	Estadio El Molinito
SUOO	Cuautitlán	Estadio Los Pinos
Tapatío	Uruapan	Hermanos López Rayón
Tepic	Tepic	Estadio Nicolás Álvarez Ortega
Tuberos de Veracruz	Veracruz City	Estadio Luis "Pirata" Fuente
Tulancingo	Tulancingo	Estadio Primero de Mayo
Unión de Curtidores	León	Estadio La Martinica
Veracruz	Veracruz City	Estadio Luis "Pirata" Fuente
Zamora	Zamora	Estadio Municipal de Zamora

Group stage

Group 4

Final stage

Group 1

Group 2

Final

Notes and References

1. Web site: Zúñiga . Marco Polo . El vuelo fugaz de los Halcones de Oaxtepec . Marca Claro . 22 September 2020 . es . 3 April 2019.
2. Web site: Aguilar . Víctor Manuel . Hoy se cumplen 35 años de que Morelia subió a la primera división . La Voz de Michoacán . 21 September 2020 . es . 26 July 2016.
3. Web site: Historia del Club Deportivo Unión de Curtidores . 22 September 2020 . es.
4. Web site: Lugo . Erick Francisco . Toscano . Martín . Mexico 1980/1981 . . 21 September 2020.