Divisiones Regionales de Fútbol in Catalonia

The Divisiones Regionales de Fútbol (in Catalan: Divisions Regionals de Futbol) in Catalonia are organized by the Federació Catalana de Futbol.

League chronology

Timeline

Primera Catalana
Primera Catalana
Founded1968
Country Spain
Number of teamstwo groups; 18 teams each one
Level on pyramid5
Promotion to3ª – Group 5
Relegation toSegona Catalana
Domestic cup(s)None
WebsiteOfficial website

The Primera Catalana is the first level for the Catalan football teams. It is held every year and it stands at the 5th level of Spanish football with teams four promotions away from the top division. Teams from this league progress into the Tercera División group 5.

The League

There are two groups. Group winners are promoted directly. Runners-up play a promotion play-off with the winner being promoted to Tercera División. Four last are relegated to Segona Catalana.

Teams 2019–20

Group 1
L'Escala
Lloret
Llagostera B
La Jonquera
Palamós
Girona B
2019–20 Primera Catalana – Group 1 teams (Girona province)
Grama
Vic
Mataró
Guineueta
Júpiter
Parets
Sabadell Nord
Rubí
Manlleu
Tona
Mollet
2019–20 Primera Catalana – Group 1 teams (Barcelona province)
Reus B
2019–20 Primera Catalana – Group 1 teams (Tarragona province)
Team Founded in Based in 2018–19 season
1Reus B2016Cambrils, Tarragona7th
2Grama2013Santa Coloma de Gramenet, Barcelona18th
3Girona B2011Girona2nd
4Palamós1898Palamós, Girona4th
5Guineueta1961Barcelona5th
6Manlleu1933Manlleu, Barcelona6th
7Vic1922Vic, Barcelona7th
8Sabadell NordSabadell, Barcelona8th
9Lloret1921Lloret de Mar, Girona9th
10Júpiter1909Barcelona10th
11Llagostera BLlagostera, Girona11th
12Rubí1912Rubí, Barcelona12th
13TonaTona, Barcelona13th
14La Jonquera1922La Jonquera, Girona14th
15L'Escala1912L'Escala, Girona1st
16Mataró1939Mataró, Barcelona1st
17ParetsParets del Vallès, Barcelona1st
18MolletMollet del Vallès, Barcelona2nd

Group 2
Alcarràs
Mollerussa
EFAC
Tàrrega
2019–20 Primera Catalana – Group 2 teams (Lleida province)
Valls
Ascó
El Catllar
2019–20 Primera Catalana – Group 2 teams (Tarragona province)
Viladecans
Santboià
S. Ildefons
Vista Alegre
Gavà
Can Vidalet
Martinenc
Montañesa
Vilanova
Sant Just
Martorell
2019–20 Primera Catalana – Group 2 teams (Barcelona province)
Team Founded in Based in 2018–19 season
1Santboià1908Sant Boi de Llobregat, Barcelona19th
2Ascó2010Ascó, Tarragona20th
3Martinenc1909Barcelona21st
4Viladecans1920Viladecans, Barcelona4th
5Mollerussa1930Mollerussa, Lleida5th
6Montañesa1927Barcelona6th
7Vilanova1951Vilanova i la Geltrú, Barcelona7th
8Tàrrega1957Tàrrega, Lleida8th
9Vista Alegre1974Castelldefels, Barcelona9th
10Can VidaletEsplugues de Llobregat, Barcelona10th
11EFAC1926Almacelles, Lleida11th
12Gavà1922Gavà, Barcelona12th
13Sant Ildefons1994Cornellà de Llobregat, Barcelona13th
14Sant JustSant Just Desvern, Barcelona1st
15AlcarràsAlcarràs, Lleida1st
16Valls1980Valls, Tarragona1st
17MartorellMartorell, Barcelona2nd
18El CatllarEl Catllar, Tarragona2nd

Primera Catalana champions
SeasonGroup 1Group 2
1991–92Palafrugell
1992–93Sants
1993–94Gavà
1994–95Santboià
1995–96Badaloní
1996–97Horta
1997–98Balaguer
1998–99Girona
1999–2000Sant Andreu
2000–01Manresa
2001–02Granollers
2002–03Banyoles
2003–04Santboià (2)
2004–05Prat
2005–06Blanes
2006–07Cassà
2007–08Cornellà
2008–09Benavent
2009–10Vilafranca
2010–11Olot
2011–12FigueresRapitenca
2012–13CerdanyolaAscó
2013–14PeraladaLloret
2015–16Vilassar MarCastelldefels
2016–17Horta (2)Santboià (3)
2017–18GramaSan Cristóbal
2018–19Vilassar Mar (2)Andorra

Former Regional Preferente champions
SeasonGroup 1Group 2
1968–69Mataró
1969–70Júpiter
1970–71Lleida
1971–72Masnou
1972–73Barcelona B
1973–74Manresa
1974–75Masnou (2)
1975–76Reus
1976–77Europa
1977–78Olot
1978–79Vilafranca
1979–80L'Hospitalet
1980–81Santboià
1981–82Banyoles
1982–83Girona
1983–84Manlleu
1984–85BlanesMartinenc
1985–86GramenetReus (2)
1986–87San CristóbalSantboià (2)
1987–88HortaMartinenc (2)
1988–89CristinencSant Cugat
1989–90VilobíTortosa
1990–91PremiàManresa (2)

Segona Catalana
Segona Catalana
Founded1940
Country Spain
Other club(s) from Andorra
Number of teamssix groups; 18 teams each one
Level on pyramid6
Promotion toPrimera Catalana
Relegation toTercera Catalana
WebsiteOfficial website

The Segona Catalana is the 6th level of the Spanish football league system.

Competition System

There are six groups. Six group winners are promoted directly. Runners-up of every group plays a promotion playoff being promoted the three winners of every tie. Four last are relegated to Tercera Catalana.

2019–20 season teams
Group 1 Group 2 Group 3
  • Amer
  • Besalú
  • Bescanó
  • Blanes
  • Bosc de Tosca
  • Can Gibert
  • Camprodon
  • Cassà
  • Empuriabrava Castelló
  • Farners
  • Guíxols
  • Llançà
  • Malgrat
  • Marca de l'Ham
  • Porqueres
  • Quart
  • Sant Jaume de Llierca
  • Tossa
  • Argentona
  • Canyelles
  • Cirera
  • Europa B
  • Gramanet
  • Llefià
  • Masnou
  • Molinos
  • Molletense
  • Montcada
  • Parc
  • Premià
  • Racing Vallbona
  • Sant Joan de Montcada
  • Sant Pol
  • Santa Perpètua
  • Sarrià
  • Turó de la Peira
  • Almeda
  • Atlètic Júnior
  • Atlètic Prat Delta
  • Atlètic Vilafranca
  • Can Buxeres
  • Cubelles
  • Espluguenc
  • Fontsanta-Fatjó
  • Marianao Poblet
  • Molins de Rei
  • Olivella
  • San Mauro
  • Sant Andreu de la Barca
  • Sant Cugat
  • Sant Joan Despí
  • Sitges
  • Unificación Bellvitge
  • Valldoreix
Group 4 Group 5 Group 6
  • Berga
  • Calaf
  • Caldes de Montbui
  • Can Trias
  • Cardedeu
  • Gironella
  • Joanenc
  • La Torreta
  • Les Franqueses
  • Ripollet
  • Sabadell B
  • Sabadellenca
  • Sallent
  • Sant Julià de Vilatorta
  • Sant Quirze del Vallès
  • Tibidabo Torre Romeu
  • Torelló
  • Vic Riuprimer
  • Alpicat
  • Angulària
  • Artesa de Segre
  • Balàfia
  • Balaguer
  • Borges Blanques
  • Castellserà
  • Cervera
  • Guissona
  • Juneda
  • L'Albi
  • Linyola
  • Lleida Esportiu B
  • Palau d'Anglesola
  • Solsona
  • Sudanell
  • Térmens
  • Torrefarrera

Tercera Catalana
Tercera Catalana
Founded1940
Country Spain
Other club(s) from Andorra
Number of teams17 groups; 18 teams each one
Level on pyramid7
Promotion toSegona Catalana
Relegation toQuarta Catalana
Domestic cup(s)None
WebsiteOfficial website

Tercera Catalana is the 7th level of competition of the Spanish Football League in Catalonia.

Competition System

The league consists of 6 groups of 18 teams (Groups corresponding to Barcelona, Tarragona, Girona and Lleida). At the end of season, the champions of each of the 6 groups and the three winners of the runners-up playoff promoted. Last three teams in each group plus the two worst 15th placed teams in Barcelona are relegated to Quarta Catalana.

Quarta Catalana
Divisiones Regionales de Fútbol in Catalonia
Founded1940
Country Spain
Other club(s) from Andorra
Number of teams32 groups; 18 teams each one
Level on pyramid8
Promotion toTercera Catalana
Relegation toNone
Domestic cup(s)None
WebsiteOfficial website

Quarta Catalana is the 8th and last level of competition of the Spanish Football League in Catalonia, Spain.

Competition System

The league consists of 17 groups of 18 teams, the champion of each group are promoted to Tercera Catalana plus the winner of the runners-up playoff from the providence of Girona(3 groups), Lleida(2) and Tarragona(3) and the best runner-up from Barcelona(9 groups) with four playoff winners from the other eight runners-up. There are no relegations.

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