2019–20 Tercera División Explained
The 2019–20 Tercera División is the fourth tier of Spanish football. It began in August 2019 and was supposed to end in late June 2020 with the promotion play-off finals.[1] On 11 March 2020, the season was suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Spain.[2]
On 6 May 2020, the Royal Spanish Football Federation announced the premature end of the leagues, revoking all relegations and planning an eventual promotion playoff to be played if possible. Each regional federation would be allowed to plan their own group for the 2020–21 season.[3]
Competition format
- The top four eligible teams in each group will play the promotion playoffs.
- The champion of each group will qualify to 2020–21 Copa del Rey. If the champion is a reserve team, the first non-reserve team qualified will join the Copa.
- In each group, at least three teams will be relegated to Regional Divisions.
Teams
| Team | City | Home ground |
|---|
| | O Morrazo |
| | Espiñedo |
| | A Lomba |
| | Do Viso |
| | O Poboado |
| | Calabagueiros |
| | As Eiroas |
| | Santa Mariña |
| | Vero Boquete |
| | Abegondo |
| | Municipal |
| | O Couto |
| | Porta Santa |
| | O Polvorín |
| | San Campio |
| | A Magdalena |
| | Baltasar Pujales |
| | A Grela |
| | Pardiñas |
| Ourense | O Couto | |
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Teams
| Team | City | Home ground |
|---|
| | Juan Hormaechea |
| | Solvay |
| | El Castañar |
| | Municipal |
| | El Ansar |
| | Fernando Astobiza |
| | Eusebio Arce |
| | El Malecón |
| | El Pilar |
| | San Lorenzo |
| Santander | La Albericia |
| | Baceñuela |
| Sámano, Castro Urdiales | Vallegón |
| | El Castañal |
| | San Pedro |
| | La Estación |
| | Municipal |
| | Municipal |
| Tanos, Torrelavega | Santa Ana |
| | La Vidriera | |
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Teams
| Team | City | Home ground |
|---|
| | Ariznabarra |
| | La Baluga |
| | López Cortázar |
| | Loinaz |
| | Tabira |
| | Etxezuri |
| | Urbieta |
| | Garmendipe |
| | Don Bosco |
| | La Florida |
| | Zubieta |
| Vitoria-Gasteiz | Adurtzabal |
| | San Jorge |
| Bilbao | Maiona |
| Sestao | Las Llanas |
| | Lorenzo Hurtado de Saratxo |
| | El Malecón |
| | Berazubi |
| | Iparralde |
| | Ellakuri | |
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Teams
| Team | City | Home ground |
|---|
| | Nou Municipal |
| | El Canyar |
| | La Bòbila-Pinetons |
| | Nou Sardenya |
| | Vilatenim |
| | Carrer Girona |
| Barcelona | Feliu i Codina |
| | Les Comes |
| | Municipal |
| | El Congost |
| | Municipal |
| | Municipal |
| | Municipal--> |
| | Ca n'Anglada |
| Barcelona | Narcís Sala |
| | Les Grases |
| Barcelona | La Magòria |
| | Olímpic |
| | Municipal |
| | Xevi Ramón | |
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Teams
| Team | City | Home ground |
|---|
| | Municipal del Val |
| | Luis Aragonés |
| | Anexo de Santo Domingo |
| | Amelia del Castillo |
| | La Mina |
| | Facundo Rivas |
| Madrid | Castroserna |
| | Anexo de Butarque |
| Madrid | La Dehesa |
| | La Dehesa |
| | Mariano González |
| | Los Prados |
| | Valle de las Cañas |
| Madrid | Ciudad Deportiva |
| | Santiago del Pino |
| Madrid | Santa Ana |
| | Las Veredillas |
| Alcorcón | La Canaleja |
| Madrid | Garcia de La Mata |
| Madrid | Boetticher | |
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Teams
| Team | City | Home ground |
|---|
| | Antonio Barbadillo |
| | Municipal |
| | Luis del Sol |
| | Alfonso Murube |
| | Ciudad de Lucena |
| | José Antonio Pérez Ureba |
| | Rafael Gómez |
| | Guadalquivir |
| | San Pablo--> |
| | José Juan Romero Gil |
| Lebrija | Municipal |
| | San Rafael |
| | Municipal |
| | Alcalde Navarro Flores |
| | Manuel Polinario |
| | Ciudad de Lepe |
| Seville | José Ramón Cisneros Palacios |
| | San Juan Bosco |
| | La Juventud |
| Jerez de la Frontera | Chapín | |
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Teams
| Team | City | Home ground |
|---|
| | Els Arcs |
| | Sa Plana |
| | Miquel Pons |
| | Ca Na Paulina |
| | Municipal |
| | Municipal Son Quint |
| | Es Torrentó |
| | Municipal |
| | Municipal |
| | Can Misses |
| | Municipal |
| | Son Bibiloni |
| | Na Capellera |
| | Municipal de Magaluf |
| | Nou Camp |
| | Sant Antoni |
| | Municipal |
| Palma | Son Flor |
| | Municipal |
| | En Maiol |
|
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| Team | City | Home ground |
|---|
| El Paso | Municipal |
| Tacoronte | Barranco las Lajas |
| | Tasagaya |
| | Clementina de Bello |
| | Municipal |
| Las Galletas, Arona | Villa Isabel |
| | Municipal de Los Pozos |
| | Ciudad Deportiva |
| | Anexo Gran Canaria |
| | Antonio Domínguez |
| | Silvestre Carrillo |
| | San Mateo |
| | Ciudad Deportiva |
| | Argelio Tabares |
| Tamaraceite | Las Palmas | Juan Guedes |
| | Centro Insular |
| Santa Cruz de La Palma | Virgen de las Nieves |
| Las Palmas | Alfonso Silva |
| | Salvador Ledesma |
| | El Guiniguada | |
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Teams
| Team | City | Home ground |
|---|
| | El Rubial |
| | San Miguel |
| | Cartagonova |
| Cartagena | Gómez Meseguer |
| Churra, Murcia | Municipal |
| | José Barnés |
| Llano del Beal, Cartagena | Ángel Cedrán |
| El Palmar, Murcia | Municipal |
| | El Hornillo |
| | Francisco Artés Carrasco |
| Lorca | Francisco Artés Carrasco |
| Murcia | Las Tejeras |
| | Pitín |
| | Municipal |
| Alumbres, Cartagena | El Secante |
| | Municipal |
| Murcia | Campus Universitario |
| | Juan Cayuela |
| Llano de Brujas, Murcia | Municipal |
| | El Mayayo | |
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Teams
| Team | City | Home ground |
|---|
| | Municipal |
| | Municipal |
| | Municipal |
| | Príncipe Felipe |
| | Municipal |
| | La Isla |
| Cáceres | Campos de la Federación |
| | Tomás de la Hera |
| | Francisco de Zurbarán |
| | Manuel Calzado Galván |
| | Fernando Robina |
| | Municipal |
| | Municipal |
| | Municipal |
| | Municipal |
| | Ciudad Deportiva |
| Valverde de Leganés | San Roque |
| | Julián García de Guadiana |
| | Primero de Mayo |
| | Villanovense | |
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Teams
| Team | City | Home ground |
|---|
| | El Pinar |
| | San Juan |
| | Giltxaurdi |
| | Plazaola |
| Villava | Lorenzo Goikoa |
| | Ripagaina |
| | José Luis de Arrese |
| | San Francisco Javier |
| | Nuevo Secarales |
| | Areta |
| | Luis Asarta |
| | San Roque |
| | Valle Aranguren |
| | Bidezarra |
| | Miguel Sola |
| | San Francisco |
| Pamplona | San Juan |
| | Sotoburu |
| Pamplona | Txantrea |
| | Sarriguren | |
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Teams
| Team | City | Home ground |
|---|
| | Mariano Sáenz Andollo |
| | La Molineta |
| | Isla |
| | Sendero |
| | Municipal |
| | La Isla |
| | La Planilla |
| Logroño | La Estrella |
| | El Soto |
| | El Rollo |
| Logroño | Mundial 82 |
| | La Salera |
| | El Espinar |
| | Municipal |
| | San Miguel |
| Logroño | Las Gaunas |
| Logroño | Mundial 82 |
| Varea, Logroño | Municipal |
| Logroño | La Ribera |
| Logroño | El Salvador | |
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Teams
| Team | City | Home ground |
|---|
| | La Corona |
| | Isidro Calderón |
| | Municipal de los Deportes |
| | Municipal |
| | Los Olmos |
| | Manuel Meler |
| | Piedrabuena |
| | Jumaya |
| | Nuevo Municipal |
| | Ciudad Deportiva |
| | La Estacada |
| | Papa Luna |
| | San Blas |
| Zaragoza | |
| | El Carmen |
| | La Colomina |
| | Municipal |
| | Pinilla |
| | Santa Ana |
| Zaragoza | Valdefierro |
| | Nuevo Enrique Porta | |
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Copa del Rey qualification
32 teams qualified for the 2020–21 Copa del Rey: the best teams in each group (excluding reserves) and the 14 best second-placed teams ranked by their points coefficient. Should any second-placed team among these 14 qualify already as the best team in its group, a ranking of third-placed teams would fill the remaining vacants.
Ranking of second-placed teams
External links
Notes and References
- Web site: Tercera División. 7 July 2016.
- Web site: La RFEF confirma la noticia avanzada por Josep Pedrerol: se suspende la Segunda División B y la Tercera por el coronavirus. 11 March 2020. LaSexta. es. 7 April 2020.
- Web site: Comunicado de la RFEF en relación con las competiciones no profesionales del fútbol español. RFEF. 6 May 2020. RFEF announcement in relation to the non-professional competitions in Spanish football . es.
