List of football clubs in Spain

This is a list of men's association football clubs in Spain. Currently the governing body of football in Spain is the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF), which is in charge of its national teams and its leagues, with the highest one being La Liga. RFEF was founded in 1909 and is a member of both FIFA and UEFA. [1][2][3][4][5]

La Liga

La Liga teams 2019–20 season
Club Home city Stadium Finishing position
last season		 First season in
top division		 First season of
current spell in
top
AlavésVitoria-GasteizMendizorrotza11th1930–312016–17
Athletic Bilbao[lower-alpha 1]BilbaoSan Mamés8th19291929
Atlético MadridMadridMetropolitano Stadium2nd19292002–03
Barcelona[lower-alpha 1]BarcelonaCamp Nou1st19291929
Celta VigoVigoAbanca-Balaídos17th1939–402012–13
EibarEibarIpurua12th2014–152014–15
EspanyolCornellà de LlobregatRCDE Stadium7th19291994–95
GetafeGetafeColiseum Alfonso Pérez5th2004–052017–18
GranadaGranadaNuevo Los Cármenes2nd in Segunda División1941–422019–20
LeganésLeganésButarque13th2016–172016–17
LevanteValenciaCiutat de València15th1963–642017–18
MallorcaPalmaSon Moix5th in Segunda División1960–612019–20
OsasunaPamplonaEl Sadar1st in Segunda División1935–362019–20
Real BetisSevilleBenito Villamarín10th1932–332015–16
Real Madrid[lower-alpha 1]MadridSantiago Bernabéu3rd19291929
Real SociedadSan SebastiánReale Seguros Stadium9th19292010–11
SevillaSevilleRamón Sánchez Pizjuán6th1934–352001–02
ValenciaValenciaMestalla4th1931–321987–88
ValladolidValladolidJosé Zorrilla16th1948–492018–19
VillarrealVillarrealEstadio de la Cerámica14th1998–992013–14

Segunda División

Segunda División teams 2019–20 season
Club Home city Stadium Finishing position
last season		 First season in
division		 First season of
current spell in
division
AlbaceteAlbaceteCarlos Belmonte4th1949–502017–18
AlcorcónAlcorcónSanto Domingo14th2010–112010–11
Almería[lower-alpha 2]AlmeríaJuegos Mediterráneos10th1995–962015–16
CádizCádizRamón de Carranza7th1935–362016–17
Deportivo La CoruñaA CoruñaAbanca-Riazor6th19292018–19
ElcheElcheMartínez Valero11th1929–302018–19
Extremadura[lower-alpha 3]AlmendralejoCiudad de Almendralejo13th2018–192018–19
FuenlabradaFuenlabradaFernando Torres1st in Segunda División B group 12019–202019–20
GironaGironaMontilivi18th in La Liga1934–352019–20
HuescaHuescaEl Alcoraz19th in La Liga2008–092019–20
Las PalmasLas PalmasGran Canaria12th1950–512018–19
LugoLugoAnxo Carro18th1992–932012–13
Málaga[lower-alpha 4]MálagaLa Rosaleda3rd1998–992018–19
MirandésMiranda de EbroAnduva3rd in Segunda División B group 22012–132019–20
NumanciaSoriaLos Pajaritos17th1949–502009–10
OviedoOviedoCarlos Tartiere8th19292015–16
PonferradinaPonferradaEl Toralín2nd in Segunda División B group 12006–072019–20
Racing SantanderSantanderEl Sardinero1st in Segunda División B group 21940–412019–20
Rayo VallecanoMadridVallecas20th in La Liga1956–572019–20
Sporting GijónGijónEl Molinón9th19292017–18
TenerifeSanta Cruz de TenerifeHeliodoro Rodríguez López16th1953–542013–14
ZaragozaZaragozaLa Romareda15th1934–352013–14

Segunda División B

Segunda División B teams 2019–20 season

Group 1
Club Home city Stadium Finishing position
last season		 First season in
division		 First season of
current spell in
division
Atlético BalearesPalmaSon Malferit1st in group 31977–782010–11
Atlético Madrid B[lower-alpha 5]MadridCerro del Espino3rd1992–932017–18
Celta Vigo BVigoBarreiro16th1992–932013–14
CoruxoVigoO Vao10th2010–112010–11
Getafe BGetafeCiudad Deportiva1st in Tercera División group 72010–112019–20
Ibiza[lower-alpha 6]IbizaMunicipal de Can Misses6th in group 42018–192018–19
InternacionalMadridPolideportivo14th2018–192018–19
LangreoLangreoGanzábal9th in group 21977–782018–19
Las Palmas AtléticoLas PalmasAnexo Gran Canaria15th1977–782017–18
Las RozasLas RozasNavalcarbón2nd in Tercera División group 72019–202019–20
Marino LuancoLuancoMiramar2nd in Tercera División group 21996–972019–20
Melilla[lower-alpha 7]MelillaÁlvarez Claro3rd in group 41987–881987–88
Oviedo BOviedoEl Requexón5th in group 21988–892018–19
Peña DeportivaSanta Eulària des RiuMunicipal de Santa Eulària1st in Tercera División group 111993–942019–20
PontevedraPontevedraPasarón6th1977–782015–16
Racing FerrolFerrolA Malata1st in Tercera División group 11977–782019–20
Rayo MajadahondaMajadahondaCerro del Espino19th in Segunda División1997–982019–20
Real Madrid CastillaMadridAlfredo Di Stéfano4th1977–782014–15
San Sebastián de los ReyesSan Sebastián de los ReyesNuevo Matapiñonera8th1987–882016–17
Sporting Gijón BGijónMareo11th in group 21979–802017–18

Group 2
Club Home city Stadium Finishing position
last season		 First season in
division		 First season of
current spell in
division
Alavés BVitoria-GasteizJosé Luis Compañón3rd in Tercera División group 41999–20002019–20
AmorebietaAmorebieta-EtxanoUrritxe8th2011–122011–12
ArenasGetxoGobela15th1979–802015–16
Athletic Bilbao BBilbaoLezama6th1977–782016–17
BarakaldoBarakaldoLasesarre4th1979–802012–13
Burgos[lower-alpha 8]BurgosEl Plantío13th in group 11997–982013–14
CalahorraCalahorraLa Planilla10th1988–892018–19
Cultural LeonesaLeónReino de León5th in group 11977–782018–19
GuijueloGuijueloGuijuelo7th in group 12004–052006–07
HaroHaroEl Mazo1st in Tercera División group 162004–052019–20
IzarraEstella-LizarraMerkatondoa13th1990–912015–16
LeioaLeioaSarriena7th2014–152014–15
Osasuna BPamplonaTajonar1st in Tercera División group 151982–832019–20
Real Sociedad BSan SebastiánZubieta12th1980–812010–11
Real UniónIrunGal16th1977–782010–11
Salamanca UDS[lower-alpha 9]SalamancaHelmántico12th in group 12018–192018–19
TudelanoTudelaCiudad de Tudela14th1977–782012–13
UD Logroñés[lower-alpha 10]LogroñoLas Gaunas2nd2009–102009–10
Unionistas[lower-alpha 9]SalamancaPistas del Helmántico9th in group 12018–192018–19
Valladolid BValladolidAnexos José Zorrilla11th in group 11991–922014–15

Group 3
Club Home city Stadium Finishing position
last season		 First season in
division		 First season of
current spell in
division
AndorraEncamp[lower-alpha 11]Prada de MolèsDivisiones Regionales1980–812019–20
Atlético LevanteValenciaBuñol11th2004–052018–19
BadalonaBadalonaMunicipal de Badalona7th2004–052004–05
Barcelona BBarcelonaJohan Cruyff8th1977–782018–19
CastellónCastellón de la PlanaNou Castàlia15th1994–952018–19
CornellàCornellà de LlobregatNou Camp4th2014–152014–15
EbroZaragozaLa Almozara9th2014–152014–15
EjeaEjea de los CaballerosMunicipal de Ejea14th2018–192018–19
Espanyol BCornellà de LlobregatDani Jarque5th1995–962018–19
GimnàsticTarragonaNou Estadi20th in Segunda División1978–792019–20
HérculesAlicanteJosé Rico Pérez2nd1988–892014–15
La NucíaLa NucíaCamilo Cano2nd in Tercera División group 62019–202019–20
LlagosteraLlagosteraMunicipal de Llagostera1st in Tercera División group 52011–122019–20
Lleida EsportiuLleidaCamp d'Esports6th2011–122011–12
OlotOlotMunicipal d'Olot10th2013–142017–18
Orihuela[lower-alpha 12]OrihuelaLos Arcos1st in Tercera División group 62002–032019–20
PratEl Prat de LlobregatSagnier4th in Tercera División group 52012–132019–20
SabadellSabadellNova Creu Alta12th1983–842015–16
Valencia MestallaValenciaAntonio Puchades13th1987–882011–12
Villarreal BVillarrealMini Estadi3rd2007–082012–13

Group 4
Club Home city Stadium Finishing position
last season		 First season in
division		 First season of
current spell in
division
AlgecirasAlgecirasNuevo Mirador4th in Tercera División group 101977–782019–20
Atlético SanluqueñoSanlúcar de BarramedaEl Palmar13th1987–882018–19
Badajoz[lower-alpha 13]BadajozNuevo Vivero4th2017–182017–18
Cádiz BCádizPuntales1st in Tercera División group 102019–202019–20
Cartagena[lower-alpha 14]CartagenaCartagonova2nd1998–992012–13
CórdobaCórdobaNuevo Arcángel21st in Segunda División1978–792019–20
Don BenitoDon BenitoVicente Sanz15th1988–892018–19
LinenseLa LíneaMunicipal de La Línea12th1983–842011–12
MarbellaMarbellaMunicipal de Marbella7th2003–042014–15
Mérida[lower-alpha 15]MéridaRomano1st in Tercera División group 142015–162019–20
MurciaMurciaNueva Condomina11th1992–932014–15
RecreativoHuelvaNuevo Colombino1st1990–912014–15
Recreativo Granada[lower-alpha 16]GranadaMiguel Prieto14th2013–142013–14
San FernandoSan FernandoIberoamericano8th2012–132016–17
Sevilla AtléticoSevilleJesús Navas10th1977–782018–19
Talavera de la ReinaTalavera de la ReinaEl Prado9th2015–162017–18
UCAM MurciaMurciaLa Condomina5th2012–132017–18
VillarrobledoVillarrobledoNuestra Señora de la Caridad3rd in Tercera División group 182019–202019–20
VillarrubiaVillarrubia de los OjosNuevo Municipal2nd in Tercera División group 182019–202019–20
YeclanoYeclaLa Constitución1st in Tercera División group 132010–112019–20

Tercera División

Tercera División teams 2019–20 season

Group 1 - Galicia
Club Home city Stadium Finishing position
last season		 First season in
division		 First season of
current spell in
division
AlondrasCangasO Morrazo4th1961–622004–05
ArenteiroO CarballiñoEspiñedo13th1964–652017–18
ArosaVilagarcía de ArousaA Lomba9th1947–482013–14
ArzúaArzúaDo VisoDivisiones Regionales2019–202019–20
As PontesAs Pontes de García RodríguezO PoboadoDivisiones Regionales1964–652019–20
BarcoO Barco de ValdeorrasCalabagueiros5th1982–832015–16
BergantiñosCarballoAs Eiroas2nd1986–872014–15
ChocoRedondelaSanta Mariña7th1960–612013–14
CompostelaSantiago de CompostelaVero Boquete3rd1963–642016–17
Deportivo Fabril[lower-alpha 17]A CoruñaAbegondo20th in Segunda División B group 11963–642019–20
EstradenseA EstradaCampo MunicipalDivisiones Regionales1991–922019–20
Ourense CF[lower-alpha 18]OurenseO Couto6th1994–952017–18
PaiosacoA LarachaPorta Santa15th2018–192018–19
PolvorínLugoO Polvorín10th2018–192018–19
PontellasO PorriñoSan CampioDivisiones Regionales2019–202019–20
Racing VilalbésVilalbaA Magdalena11th1992–932009–10
Rápido BouzasVigoBaltasar Pujales17th in Segunda División B group 11965–662019–20
SilvaA CoruñaA Grela12th2014–152014–15
SomozasAs SomozasPardiñas14th1993–942017–18
UD Ourense[lower-alpha 18]OurenseO Couto8th2018–192018–19

Group 2 - Asturias
Club Home city Stadium Finishing position
last season		 First season in
division		 First season of
current spell in
division
AvilésAvilésRomán Suárez Puerta14th1929–302015–16
CaudalMieresHermanos Antuña3rd1946–472018–19
CearesGijónLa Cruz13th1965–662003–04
ColungaColungaSantianes12th2015–162015–16
Condal[lower-alpha 19]NoreñaAlejandro Ortea11th2001–022005–06
CovadongaOviedoJuan Antonio Álvarez Rabanal4th1998–992011–12
Gijón IndustrialGijónSanta Cruz17th1969–702017–18
L'EntreguEl EntregoNuevo Nalón8th2012–132016–17
LealtadVillaviciosaLes Caleyes1st1990–912018–19
LenensePola de LenaEl SotónDivisiones Regionales1960–612019–20
LlaneraLlaneraPepe Quimarán5th2016–172016–17
LlanesLlanesSan José6th1999–20002014–15
MosconiaGradoMarqués de la Vega de Anzo9th1983–842014–15
NavarroVallinielloTabiellaDivisiones Regionales1993–942019–20
PravianoPraviaSanta Catalina10th1958–592012–13
San Martín[lower-alpha 20]SotrondioEl Florán15th2017–182017–18
SieroPola de SieroEl Bayu16th1957–582015–16
TuillaTuillaEl Candín7th1987–882005–06
UrracaPosadaLa CorredoriaDivisiones Regionales2012–132019–20
VallobínOviedoVallobínDivisiones Regionales2019–202019–20

Group 3 - Cantabria
Club Home city Stadium Finishing position
last season		 First season in
division		 First season of
current spell in
division
Atlético AlbericiaSantanderJuan Hormaechea14th1986–872000–01
BarredaBarredaSolvay12th1943–442016–17
BarquereñoSan Vicente de la BarqueraEl CastañarDivisiones Regionales1982–832019–20
BezanaSanta Cruz de BezanaMunicipal de Bezana6th1993–941993–94
CartesCartesEl AnsarDivisiones Regionales2019–202019–20
CayónSarónFernando Astobiza4th1978–792008–09
EscobedoEscobedoEusebio Arce1st1967–681989–90
Gimnástica TorrelavegaTorrelavegaEl Malecón19th in Segunda División B group 219292019–20
GuarnizoGuarnizoEl Pilar16th1961–622015–16
LaredoLaredoSan Lorenzo2nd1954–551990–91
Racing Santander BSantanderLa Albericia5th1946–472013–14
Ribamontán al MarRibamontán al MarBaceñuela11th1987–882018–19
SámanoSámanoVallegón7th2015–162017–18
SelayaSelayaEl CastañalDivisiones Regionales1989–902019–20
Siete VillasCastillo Siete VillasSan Pedro13th2003–042003–04
Solares-Medio CudeyoMedio CudeyoLa Estación15th2004–052017–18
Textil EscudoCabezón de la SalJuan María Parés Serra10th1986–872014–15
TorinaBárcena de Pie de ConchaMunicipal El AlpedreDivisiones Regionales1991–922019–20
TropezónTanosSanta Ana3rd1991–922015–16
VimenorPiélagosLa Vidriera8th1986–872008–09

Group 4 - Basque Country
Club Home city Stadium Finishing position
last season		 First season in
division		 First season of
current spell in
division
AriznabarraVitoria-GasteizAriznabarraDivisiones Regionales2019–202019–20
BalmasedaBalmasedaLa Baluga5th1977–782011–12
BasconiaBasauriLópez Cortázar6th1950–511994–95
BeasainBeasainLoinaz13th1956–572002–03
Cultural DurangoDurangoTabira20th in Segunda División B group 21944–452019–20
DeustoBilbaoEtxezuri15th1956–572015–16
GernikaGernikaUrbieta17th in Segunda División B group 21974–752019–20
Lagun OnakAzpeitiaGarmendipe12th1975–762002–03
PasaiaPasaiaDon Bosco10th1987–882018–19
PortugaletePortugaleteLa Florida1st1951–522016–17
Real Sociedad C[lower-alpha 21]San SebastiánZubieta Facilities7th2016–172016–17
San IgnacioVitoria-GasteizAdurtzabal4th1951–522018–19
SanturtziSanturtziSan Jorge14th1961–622014–15
SantutxuBilbaoMaiona11th1980–812010–11
Sestao River[lower-alpha 22]SestaoLas Llanas2nd1999–20002017–18
SodupeGüeñesLorenzo Hurtado de Saratxo9th1989–902016–17
SomorrostroMuskizEl Malecón8th2017–182017–18
TolosaTolosaBerazubiDivisiones Regionales19292019–20
UrdulizUrdulizIparraldeDivisiones Regionales2019–202019–20
VitoriaLaudioEllakuri18th in Segunda División B group 21956–572019–20

Group 5 - Catalonia
Club Home city Stadium Finishing position
last season		 First season in
division		 First season of
current spell in
division
CastelldefelsCastelldefelsEls Canyars16th2002–032016–17
Cerdanyola del VallèsCerdanyola del VallèsLa Bòbila-Pinetons11th2013–142013–14
Europa[lower-alpha 23]BarcelonaNou Sardenya6th1951–522005–06
FigueresFigueresVilatenim12th1943–442012–13
GranollersGranollersCarrer Girona10th1943–442015–16
HortaBarcelonaFeliu i Codina3rd1952–532017–18
IgualadaIgualadaLes ComesDivisiones Regionales1946–472019–20
L'HospitaletL'Hospitalet de LlobregatLa Feixa Llarga2nd1957–582017–18
ManresaManresaEl CongostDivisiones Regionales1950–512019–20
Peralada[lower-alpha 24]PeraladaMunicipal de Peralada19th in Segunda División B group 32002–032019–20
Pobla de MafumetLa Pobla de MafumetMunicipal de La Pobla14th2007–082016–17
ReusCambrilsEstadi Municipal22nd in Segunda División1943–442019–20
San CristóbalTerrassaCa n'Anglada15th1987–882018–19
Sant AndreuBarcelonaNarcís Sala5th1940–412015–16
SantfeliuencSant Feliu de LlobregatLes Grases13th2013–142013–14
SantsBarcelonaLa Magòria17th1929–302018–19
TerrassaTerrassaOlímpic8th1943–442010–11
VilafrancaVilafranca del PenedèsMunicipal d'Esports9th1956–572010–11
Vilassar de MarVilassar de MarXevi RamónDivisiones Regionales1996–972019–20

Group 6 - Valencian Community
Club Home city Stadium Finishing position
last season		 First season in
division		 First season of
current spell in
division
AceroSaguntoEl Fornàs17th1929–302018–19
AlcoyanoAlcoyEl Collao16th in Segunda División B group 31954–552019–20
AlziraAlziraLuis Suñer Picó14th1952–532011–12
Atlético SaguntinoSaguntoMorvedre4th1957–582018–19
AtzenetaAtzeneta d'AlbaidaEl Regit6th2018–192018–19
BenigànimBenigànimMunicipal de BenigànimDivisiones Regionales2014–152019–20
CrevillenteCrevillentEnrique Miralles5th1977–782014–15
Elche IlicitanoElcheJosé Díez Iborra16th1963–642015–16
EldenseEldaPepico Amat9th1943–442017–18
Hércules B[lower-alpha 25]AlicanteJuan Antonio SamaranchDivisiones Regionales2003–042019–20
IntercitySant Joan d'AlacantSan JuanDivisiones Regionales2019–202019–20
Jove EspañolSan Vicente del RaspeigCiudad Deportiva de San Vicente7th2006–072018–19
NoveldaNoveldaLa Magdalena15th1950–512005–06
OlímpicXàtivaLa Murta3rd1940–412016–17
PaternaPaternaGerardo Salvador13th1977–782013–14
Recambios ColónCatarrojaSedavíDivisiones Regionales2015–162019–20
RodaVillarrealMini Estadi8th2017–182017–18
SillaSillaVicente Morera12th2016–172016–17
VilamarxantVilamarxantHermanos Albiol11th2018–192018–19
Villarreal CVillarrealMini Estadi10th2007–082007–08

Group 7 - Community of Madrid
Club Home city Stadium Finishing position
last season		 First season in
division		 First season of
current spell in
division
AlcaláAlcalá de HenaresMunicipal del Val13th1940–412013–14
Alcobendas Sport[lower-alpha 26]AlcobendasLuis Aragonés3rd2006–072006–07
Alcorcón BAlcorcónAnexo de Santo Domingo12th2012–132012–13
Atlético PintoPintoAmelia del Castillo10th1980–811999–2000
CarabanchelMadridLa Mina14th1955–562018–19
El ÁlamoEl ÁlamoFacundo RivasDivisiones Regionales1992–932019–20
Flat EarthMadridCastrosernaDivisiones Regionales2019–202019–20
Leganés BLeganésAnexo de Butarque9th1993–942016–17
MoratalazMadridLa DehesaDivisiones Regionales2019–202019–20
Móstoles URJCMóstolesEl Soto4th2014–152014–15
NavalcarneroNavalcarneroMariano González19th in Segunda División B group 11987–882019–20
ParlaParlaLos Prados15th1980–812018–19
Pozuelo de Alarcón[lower-alpha 27]Pozuelo de AlarcónValle de las Cañas16th2007–082010–11
Rayo Vallecano BMadridCiudad Deportiva7th1988–892015–16
San Fernando de HenaresSan Fernando de HenaresSantiago del Pino8th1978–792012–13
Santa AnaMadridPolideportivo Santa Ana11th1990–912016–17
Torrejón[lower-alpha 28]Torrejón de ArdozLas VeredillasDivisiones Regionales2003–042019–20
Trival ValderasAlcorcónLa Canaleja6th2009–102015–16
Unión AdarveMadridGarcia de La Mata18th in Segunda División B group 12007–082019–20
Villaverde San Andrés[lower-alpha 29]MadridBoetticher5th1989–902016–17

Group 8 - Castile and León
Club Home city Stadium Finishing position
last season		 First season in
division		 First season of
current spell in
division
AlmazánAlmazánLa Arboleda12th1977–782007–08
Arandina[lower-alpha 30]Aranda de DueroEl Montecillo3rd1988–892017–18
Atlético AstorgaAstorgaLa Eragudina5th1980–812016–17
Atlético BembibreBembibreLa Devesa14th1966–672005–06
Atlético TordesillasTordesillasLas Salinas11th2001–022013–14
ÁvilaÁvilaAdolfo Suárez6th1944–452016–17
BecerrilBecerril de CamposMariano HaroDivisiones Regionales1998–992019–20
BupolsaBurgosSan Amaro16th2011–122013–14
Burgos PromesasBurgosCastañares10th2011–122014–15
Cristo AtléticoPalenciaNueva Balastera7th2004–052010–11
Gimnástica SegovianaSegoviaLa Albuera2nd1944–452018–19
Júpiter LeonésLeónPuente Castro8th1953–542018–19
La BañezaLa BañezaLa Llanera15th1962–632013–14
La GranjaSan IldefonsoEl Hospital17th2006–072018–19
La Virgen del CaminoLa Virgen del CaminoLos Dominicos9th2011–122011–12
Mirandés BMiranda de EbroEnce9th2014–152018–19
Numancia BSoriaFrancisco Rubio Garcés4th2001–022001–02
Real Burgos[lower-alpha 8]BurgosSan AmaroInactive1983–842019–20
Salamanca B[lower-alpha 31]SalamancaPistas del HelmánticoDivisiones Regionales2019–202019–20
Santa MartaSanta Marta de TormesAlfonso San Casto13th2000–212018–19
ZamoraZamoraRuta de la Plata1st1971–722015–16

Group 9 - Eastern Andalusia and Melilla
Club Home city Stadium Finishing position
last season		 First season in
division		 First season of
current spell in
division
Alhaurín de la TorreAlhaurín de la TorreLos Manantiales14th2005–062018–19
Almería BAlmeríaJuegos Mediterráneos20th in Segunda División B group 42002–032019–20
Antequera[lower-alpha 32]AntequeraEl Maulí3rd1993–942013–14
Atlético MalagueñoMálagaEl Viso19th in Segunda División B group 41996–972019–20
Atlético Mancha RealMancha RealLa Juventud8th1999–20002018–19
Atlético PorcunaPorcunaSan BenitoDivisiones Regionales2019–202019–20
Ciudad de TorredonjimenoTorredonjimenoMatías Prats9th2016–172016–17
El Ejido[lower-alpha 33]El EjidoSanto Domingo17th in Segunda División B group 42014–152019–20
El PaloMálagaSan Ignacio4th1982–832015–16
Huétor TájarHuétor-TájarMiguel Moranto11th2009–102009–10
Huétor VegaHuétor VegaLas Viñas12th2016–172016–17
JaénJaénLa Victoria1st1943–442017–18
Linares[lower-alpha 34]LinaresLinarejos2nd2012–132017–18
LojaLojaMedina Lauxa7th1980–812013–14
MaracenaMaracenaCiudad Deportiva de Maracena7th1980–812013–14
Melilla CD[lower-alpha 35]MelillaLa EspigueraDivisiones Regionales2019–202019–20
Motril[lower-alpha 36]MotrilEscribano Castilla6th2016–172016–17
Polideportivo AlmeríaAlmeríaJuventud Campra13th1984–852018–19
TorreperogilTorreperogilAbdon Martinez Fariñas10th1983–842018–19
VélezVélez-MálagaVivar Téllez5th1960–61[lower-alpha 37]1977–78

Group 10 - Western Andalusia and Ceuta
Club Home city Stadium Finishing position
last season		 First season in
division		 First season of
current spell in
division
AntonianoLebrijaMunicipal de LebrijaDivisiones Regionales1987–882019–20
ArcosArcos de la FronteraAntonio Barbadillo18th1956–572011–12
Betis DeportivoSevilleLuis del Sol6th1964–652018–19
CeutaCeutaAlfonso Murube2nd1962–632012–13
Ciudad de LucenaLucenaCiudad de Lucena9th2017–182017–18
ConilConil de la FronteraJosé Antonio Pérez Ureba17th1994–952018–19
Córdoba BCórdobaRafael Gómez8th1999–20002018–19
CoriaCoria del RíoGuadalquivir13th1943–442008–09
ÉcijaÉcijaSan Pablo19th1987–882018–19
GerenaGerenaJosé Juan Romero Gil14th2013–142013–14
LebrijanaLebrijaMunicipal de Lebrija12th1959–602013–14
Los BarriosLos BarriosSan Rafael7th1998–992014–15
PozoblancoPozoblancoMunicipal PozoblancoDivisiones Regionales1956–572019–20
Puente Genil[lower-alpha 38]PozoblancoManuel Polinario11th1955–562017–18
RotaRotaAlcalde Navarro FloresDivisiones Regionales1979–802019–20
San Roque de LepeLepeCiudad de Lepe16th1966–672016–17
Sevilla CSevilleJesús Navas15th2007–082007–08
UtreraUtreraSan Juan Bosco3rd1950–512015–16
XerezJerez de la FronteraChapín10th1949–502017–18
Xerez DeportivoJerez de la FronteraChapín5th2018–192018–19

Group 11 - Balearic Islands
Club Home city Stadium Finishing position
last season		 First season in
division		 First season of
current spell in
division
AlcúdiaAlcúdiaEls Arcs7th1987–882006–07
AndratxAndratxSa PlanaDivisiones Regionales1960–612019–20
BinissalemBinissalemMiquel Pons13th1954–552013–14
CollerensePalmaCa Na PaulinaDivisiones Regionales2003–042019–20
ConstànciaIncaNou Camp d'Inca10th1940–412014–15
EsporlesEsporlesSon Quint18th2015–162015–16
FelanitxFelanitxEs Torrentó11th1979–802016–17
FerriolenseSon FerriolMunicipal de Son Ferriol15th1990–911990–91
FormenteraSant Francesc XavierMunicipal de Sant Francesc4th1979–802018–19
Ibiza Islas PitiusasIbizaCan Misses5th2018–192018–19
LlosetenseLlosetaMunicipal de Lloseta12th1987–882016–17
Mallorca BPalmaSon Bibiloni2nd1983–84[lower-alpha 39]2017–18
ManacorManacorNa Capellera17th1949–502017–18
Platges de CalviàMagalufMunicipal de Magaluf6th1985–86[lower-alpha 40]2000–01
PoblenseSa PoblaNou Camp de Sa Pobla3rd1954–551989–90
PortmanySant Antoni de PortmanySant AntoniDivisiones Regionales1977–782019–20
Sant RafelSan RafaelMunicipal d'Esports Sant Rafel9th1990–912009–10
Santa Catalina AtléticoSant Francesc XavierSon Flo9th2015–162015–16
SantanyíSantanyíMunicipal de Santanyí16th1981–822017–18
SóllerSóllerEn Maiol14th1956–572018–19

Group 12 - Canary Islands
Club Home city Stadium Finishing position
last season		 First season in
division		 First season of
current spell in
division
Atlético PasoEl PasoMunicipal de El PasoDivisiones Regionales1988–892019–20
Atlético TacoronteTacoronteBarranco las Lajas13th2018–192018–19
Atlético Unión de GüímarGüímarTasagaya11th2017–182017–18
BuzanadaAronaClementina de Bello14th2016–172016–17
Gran TarajalTuinejeMunicipal de Gran TarajalDivisiones Regionales2019–202019–20
IbarraAronaVilla Isabel10th1986–872012–13
La Cuadra-Unión PuertoPuerto del RosarioLos Pozos15th2015–162015–16
LanzaroteArrecifeCiudad Deportiva5th1980–812010–11
Las Palmas CLas PalmasAnexo Gran Canaria6th2017–182017–18
MarinoPlaya de las AméricasAntonio Domínguez12th1980–812013–14
MensajeroSanta Cruz de La PalmaSilvestre Carrillo2nd1981–822017–18
Panadería PulidoVega de San MateoSan Mateo17th2016–172016–17
San FernandoSan Bartolomé de TirajanaMasaplomas8th2015–162015–16
Santa ÚrsulaSanta ÚrsulaArgelio Tabares9th2014–152014–15
TamaraceiteLas PalmasJuan Guedes1st1981–822018–19
Tenerife B[lower-alpha 41]Santa Cruz de TenerifeCentro Insular4th1996–972010–11
TeniscaSanta Cruz de La PalmaVirgen de las Nieves16th1979–801979–80
Unión VieraLas PalmasAlfonso Silva3rd2012–132018–19
VeraPuerto de la CruzSalvador LedesmaDivisiones Regionales1988–892019–20
Villa de Santa Brígida[lower-alpha 42]Santa BrígidaEl Guiniguada7th2004–052009–10

Group 13 - Region of Murcia
Club Home city Stadium Finishing position
last season		 First season in
division		 First season of
current spell in
division
Águilas[lower-alpha 43]ÁguilasEl Rubial6th2011–122011–12
Atlético PulpileñoPulpíSan Miguel5th2008–092015–16
Cartagena BCartagenaCartagonova17th2017–182017–18
Cartagena FC[lower-alpha 44]CartagenaGómez MeseguerDivisiones Regionales1953–542019–20
ChurraChurraMunicipal de Churra4th2015–162015–16
Ciudad de Murcia[lower-alpha 45]MurciaJosé Barnés18th2015–162018–19
Deportiva MineraCartagenaÁngel Cedrán9th2011–122011–12
El Palmar-Estrella GranaEl PalmarMunicipal de El PalmarDivisiones Regionales2012–132019–20
Huércal-OveraHuércal-OveraEl Hornillo16th2012–132012–13
Lorca Deportiva[lower-alpha 46]LorcaFrancisco Artés Carrasco2nd2015–162018–19
LorcaLorcaFrancisco Artés Carrasco3rd2010–11[lower-alpha 47]2018–19
Los GarresMuricaLas Tejeras12th2017–182017–18
Mar Menor[lower-alpha 48]San JavierPitín7th2010–112010–11
MazarrónMazarrónMunicipal de Mazarrón10th2018–192018–19
MinervaAlumbresEl Secante15th2017–182017–18
MuleñoMulaMunicipal de Mula14th1991–922013–14
Murcia ImperialMurciaCampus Universitario13th1929–302010–11
OlímpicoTotanaJuan Cayuela11th1980–812018–19
Plus UltraLlano de BrujasMunicipal de Llano de BrujasDivisiones Regionales2008–092019–20
UCAM Murcia BSangonera la VerdeEl Mayayo8th2016–172016–17

Group 14 - Extremadura
Club Home city Stadium Finishing position
last season		 First season in
division		 First season of
current spell in
division
AceuchalAceuchalMunicipal de Aceuchal16th1984–852017–18
ArroyoArroyo de la LuzMunicipal de Arroyo de la Luz15th1997–982015–16
AzuagaAzuagaDeportes de Azuaga8th1983–842013–14
CacereñoCáceresPríncipe Felipe2nd1943–442016–17
CalamonteCalamonteMunicipal de Calamonte10th1984–852015–16
CoriaCoriaLa Isla4th1987–882009–10
DiocesanoCáceresCampos de la Federación9th2017–182017–18
Extremadura BAlmendralejoTomás de la Hera7th2010–11[lower-alpha 49]2010–11
Fuente de CantosFuente de CantosFrancisco de ZurbaránDivisiones Regionales1984–852019–20
JerezJerez de los CaballerosManuel Calzado Galván6th1984–85[lower-alpha 50]2005–06
LlerenenseLlerenaFernando Robina11th1979–802018–19
MiajadasMiajadasMunicipal de MiajadasDivisiones Regionales1989–902019–20
MontijoMontijoMunicipal de Montijo14th1981–822016–17
MoraloNavalmoral de la MataMunicipal de Navalmoral3rd1980–812014–15
OlivenzaOlivenzaMunicipal de Olivenza12th2013–142013–14
PlasenciaPlasenciaCiudad Deportiva de Plasencia5th1944–452016–17
Racing ValverdeñoValverde de LeganésSan Roque17th2012–132018–19
TrujilloTrujilloJulián García de GuadianaDivisiones Regionales1943–442019–20
ValdiviaValdiviaPrimero de Mayo13th2005–062014–15
VillanovenseVillanueva de la SerenaRomero Cuerda18th in Segunda División B group 41996–972019–20

Group 15 - Navarre
Club Home city Stadium Finishing position
last season		 First season in
division		 First season of
current spell in
division
ArdoiZizur MayorEl Pinar13th2006–072014–15
Atlético CirboneroCintruénigoSan Juan7th1983–842004–05
BaztánBaztánGiltxaurdi9th2015–162015–16
Beti KozkorLekunberriPlazaola4th2017–182017–18
Beti OnakVillavaLorenzo Goikoa12th2013–142018–19
BurladésBurladaRipagaina10th1980–812011–12
CorellanoCorellaJosé Luis de Arrese15th1984–852016–17
CortesCortesSan Francisco Javier5th1995–962011–12
EgüésEgüésSarriguren16th1987–871986–87
FontellasCortesNuevo SecaralesDivisiones Regionales2019–202019–20
HuarteHuarteAreta11th1998–992003–04
LourdesTudelaLuis AsartaDivisiones Regionales2002–032019–20
MurchanteMurchanteSan RoqueDivisiones Regionales1997–982019–20
MutilveraArangurenValle Aranguren3rd2001–022017–18
PamplonaPamplonaBidezarra17th2009–102009–10
Peña AzagresaAzagraMiguel SolaDivisiones Regionales2008–092019–20
Peña SportTafallaSan Francisco2nd1954–552018–19
San JuanPamplonaSan Juan6th1986–872007–08
SubizaSubizaSotoburu14th2012–132014–15
TxantreaPamplonaChantrea8th1962–632001–02

Group 16 - La Rioja
Club Home city Stadium Finishing position
last season		 First season in
division		 First season of
current spell in
division
AlberiteAlberiteMariano Sáenz Andollo15th1988–892018–19
AlfaroAlfaroLa Molineta8th1959–602009–10
AnguianoAnguianoIsla7th2004–052004–05
ArnedoArnedoSendero12th1980–812004–05
Atlético VianésVianaMunicipal de Viana16th2011–122011–12
BerceoLogroñoLa Isla14th1985–862017–18
Calahorra BCalahorraLa PlanillaDivisiones Regionales2019–202019–20
CalasancioLogroñoLa Estrella17th2006–072006–07
CasalarreinaCasalarreinaEl SotoDivisiones Regionales2014–152019–20
La CalzadaSanto Domingo de La CalzadaEl Rollo13th2012–132012–13
ComillasLogroñoMundial 82Divisiones Regionales2019–202019–20
NáxaraNájeraLa Salera3rd2004–052004–05
OyonesaOyónEl Espinar11th2004–052004–05
PradejónPradejónMunicipal de Pradejón10th2011–122011–12
River EbroRincón de SotoSan Miguel5th1989–902004–05
SD Logroñés[lower-alpha 51]LogroñoLas Gaunas2nd2010–112014–15
UD Logroñés PromesasLogroñoMundial 824th2010–112016–17
VareaLogroñoMunicipal de Varea6th1992–932010–11
VillegasLogroñoLa RiberaDivisiones Regionales2004–052019–20
YagüeLogroñoEl Salvador9th1987–882017–18

Group 17 - Aragon
Club Home city Stadium Finishing position
last season		 First season in
division		 First season of
current spell in
division
AlmudévarAlmudévarLa Corona10th1989–902012–13
Atlético MonzónMonzónIsidro Calderón9th1956–572017–18
BarbastroBarbastroMunicipal de BarbastroDivisiones Regionales1956–572019–20
Belchite 97BelchiteMunicipal de Belchite16th2015–162015–16
BinéfarBinéfarLos Olmos11th1950–512014–15
BorjaBorjaManuel Meler5th2012–132012–13
BreaBrea de AragónPiedrabuena7th2007–082016–17
CalamochaCalamochaJumaya12th2018–192018–19
CuarteCuarte de HuervaMunicipal de Cuarte de HuervaDivisiones Regionales2007–082019–20
Deportivo AragónZaragozaCiudad Deportiva3rd1959–60[lower-alpha 52]2018–19
FragaFragaLa EstacadaDivisiones Regionales1956–572019–20
IlluecaIlluecaPapa Luna2nd1986–872013–14
RobresRobresSan Blas14th2011–122016–17
San JuanZaragozaEl Gallego8th2018–192018–19
SariñenaSariñenaEl Carmen4th1977–782014–15
TamariteTamarite de LiteraLa Colomina15th1989–902016–17
TarazonaTarazonaMunicipal de Tarazona1st1980–812010–11
TeruelTeruelPinilla17th in Segunda División B group 31956–572019–20
UteboUteboSanta Ana6th1954–551994–95
ValdefierroZaragozaValdefierroDivisiones Regionales1993–942019–20
VillanuevaVillanueva de GállegoNuevo Enrique Porta13th1997–982018–19

Group 18 - Castilla–La Mancha
Club Home city Stadium Finishing position
last season		 First season in
division		 First season of
current spell in
division
Atlético AlbaceteAlbaceteAndrés Iniesta5th1983–841998–99
AlmagroAlmagroManuel Trujillo16th2014–152014–15
AlmansaAlmansaPaco SimónDivisiones Regionales1997–982019–20
Atlético IbañésCasas-IbáñezMunicipal de Casas-Ibáñez12th2011–122017–18
AzuquecaAzuqueca de HenaresSan Miguel10th1984–852015–16
Calvo SoteloPuertollanoCiudad de Puertollano9th2018–192018–19
ConquenseCuencaLa Fuensanta18th in Segunda División B group 31946–472019–20
GuadalajaraGuadalajaraPedro Escartín15th1949–502016–17
IllescasIllescasMunicipal de IllescasDivisiones Regionales1987–882019–20
La RodaLa RodaMunicipal de Deportes7th2001–022017–18
La SolanaLa SolanaLa Moheda13th2018–192018–19
MadridejosMadridejosNuevo Madridejos11th1987–882011–12
Manchego[lower-alpha 53]Ciudad RealJuan Carlos I6th2012–132012–13
PedroñerasLas PedroñerasMunicipal de Las PedroñerasDivisiones Regionales2013–142019–20
Quintanar del ReyQuintanar del ReySan Marcos8th1999–20002009–10
SocuéllamosSocuéllamosPaquito Jiménez1st1963–642017–18
TarancónTarancónMunicipal de Tarancón14th2018–192018–19
ToledoToledoSalto del Caballo4th1943–442018–19
TorrijosTorrijosSan FranciscoDivisiones Regionales1963–642019–20
VillacañasVillacañasLas Pirámides17th2005–062017–18

Women's

Primera División Femenina teams 2019–20 season
Club Home city Stadium Finishing position
last season		 First season in
division		 First season of
current spell in
division
Athletic BilbaoBilbaoLezama (Field 2)5th2002–032002–03
Atlético Madrid[lower-alpha 54]MadridAlcalá de Henares1st1989–902006–07
Barcelona[lower-alpha 55]BarcelonaJohan Cruyff2nd1988–892008–09
Deportivo La CoruñaA CoruñaAbegondo1st in Segunda División group 12019–202019–20
EspanyolBarcelonaDani Jarque9th1988–891993–94
GranadillaGranadilla de AbonaLa Palmera4th2015–162015–16
Levante[lower-alpha 56]ValenciaBuñol3rd1996–971999–2000
LogroñoLogroñoLas Gaunas11th2018–192018–19
Madrid CFFSan Sebastián de los ReyesNuevo Matapiñonera13th2017–182017–18
Rayo VallecanoMadridCiudad Deportiva12th2003–042003–04
Real BetisSevilleLuis del Sol6th2016–172016–17
Real SociedadSan SebastiánJosé Luis Orbegozo7th2006–072006–07
SevillaSevilleJesús Navas10th2009–102017–18
Sporting HuelvaHuelvaNuevo Colombino14th2006–072006–07
TacónMadridAlfredo di Stéfano1st in Segunda División group 52019–202019–20
Valencia[lower-alpha 57]ValenciaAntonio Puchades8th2007–082007–08

Notes
  1. Played every season in La Liga.
  2. The former Agrupación Deportiva Almería played in Segunda División for the first time in the 1978–79 season. The current Unión Deportiva Almería did it in the 1995–96 season.
  3. The former Club de Fútbol Extremadura played in Segunda División for the first time in the 1954–55 season. The current Extremadura Unión Deportiva did it in the 2018–19 season.
  4. The former Club Deportivo Málaga played in Segunda División for the first time in the 1934–35 season. The current Málaga Club de Fútbol did it in the 1998–99 season.
  5. The former Reyfra Atlético Club played in Segunda División B for the first time in the 1977–78 season. The current Atlético Madrid B did it in the 1992–93 season.
  6. The former Societat Esportiva Eivissa-Ibiza played in Segunda División B for the first time in the 2007–08 season. The current Unión Deportiva Ibiza did it in the 2018–19 season.
  7. Not to be confused with Melilla CD which currently plays in Tercera División.
  8. After the dissolution of the original Burgos Club de Fútbol which first played in Segunda División B in the 1982–83 season, two successors rose: A new Burgos Club de Fútbol S.A.D. was founded with the same name, and the former Gimnástica Burgalesa Club de Fútbol changed its name to the current Real Burgos Club de Fútbol which currently plays in Tercera División. The clubs first played in the division in the 1997–98 and 1985–86 seasons respectively.
  9. In 2013, after the dissolution of the original Unión Deportiva Salamanca which first played in Segunda División B in the 1985–86 season, three successors rose at once: Salamanca Athletic Club, Club Deportivo Club de Fútbol Salmantino (adopting the original Salamanca's reserve team's name) and Unionistas de Salamanca Club de Fútbol. Salamanca Athletic was never registered to play in any RFEF competition, causing its disappearance in 2016. Salmantino went through two name changes before adopting its present identity, changing to Club de Fútbol Salmantino in 2017 and finally, Salamanca Club de Fútbol in 2018. Unionistas remained unchanged for the teams' Segunda División B debuts coming in the same 2018–19 season. All of the mentioned teams shared the same Helmántico Stadium stadium and facilities during their existence.
  10. Not to be consfused with SD Logroñés which currently plays in Tercera División.
  11. Located in Andorra.
  12. The former Orihuela Deportiva Club de Fútbol played in Segunda División B for the first time in the 1984–85 season. The current Orihuela Club de Fútbol did it in the 2002–03 season.
  13. The former Club Deportivo Badajoz played in Segunda División B for the first time in the 1977–78 season. The current Club Deportivo Badajoz 1905 did it in the 2017–18 season.
  14. After the dissolution of the original Cartagena Club de Fútbol in 1952, the local Cartagenera Football Club renamed to Unión Deportiva Cartagenera and a new Fútbol Club Cartaganova was founded in 1995. Cartagenera changed its name twice: To Club Deportivo Cartagena in 1961 and to Cartagena Fútbol Club in 1974, its present-day name; the club went on to become the reserve team of the newer Fútbol Club Cartagena two times from 2002 to 2014, going back and forth from an independent club to a B-team. Club Deportivo Cartagena also went through a name change in 2003 where it adopted its latest name of Fútbol Club Cartagena. Cartagena Fútbol Club debuted in Segunda División B in the 1980–81 season while the newer Fútbol Club Cartagena did it in the 1998–99 season.
  15. In 2000, after the dissolution of the original Club Polideportivo Mérida which debuted in Segunda División B in the 1980–81 season, its reserve team Mérida Promesas took over as the main club in the city and renamed as Mérida Unión Deportiva, they went on to firstly play in Segunda B during the 2001–02 season. After this club's disappearance, another club was founded in its place, this one called Mérida Asociación Deportiva which still stands today and debuted in the division in the 2015–16 season. All of the mentioned clubs shared the same Estadio Romano during their existence.
  16. Formerly known as Granada Club de Fútbol B, changed to Club Recreativo Granada in 2018.
  17. The former Fabril Sociedad Deportiva played in Tercera División for the first time in the 1954–55 season. The current Deportivo Fabril did it in the 1963–64 season.
  18. After the dissolution of Unión Deportiva Orensana which first played in Tercera División in the 1943–44 season, Club Deportivo Ourense was founded in its place, it then debuted in Tercera for the 1953–54 season. After this club's folding in 2014, two successors rose: The former Ponte Ourense Club de Fútbol changed its name to the current Ourense Club de Fútbol and a new Unión Deportiva Ourense started from scratch. The clubs first played in the division in the 1994–95 and 2018–19 seasons respectively. All of the mentioned clubs shared the same O Couto stadium during their existence.
  19. The former Club Condal played in Tercera División for the first time in the 1956–57 season. The current Condal Club did it in the 2001–02 season.
  20. The former Club Deportivo San Martín played in Tercera División for the first time in the 1953–54 season. The current Escuela de Iniciación San Martín did it in the 2017–18 season.
  21. The former Club Deportivo Berio Futbol Taldea played in Tercera División for the first time in the 2004–05 season. The current Real Sociedad de Fútbol C did it in the 2016–17 season.
  22. The former Sestao Sport Club played in Tercera División for the first time in the 1929–30 season. The current Sestao River Club did it in the 1999–2000 season.
  23. Europa once has a Castilian name: Club Deportivo Europa, this naming was reverted back to the Catalan Club Esportiu Europa in 1985.
  24. Peralada acted as Girona FC's reserve team from 2016 to 2019, under the name of Club de Fútbol Peralada-Girona B.
  25. Hércules CF has had various reserve teams in the past. However, none of them share any relation between each other, therefore, the current Hércules Club de Fútbol "B" is a sole team.
  26. Not to be consfused with Alcobendas CF which currently plays in Divisiones Regionales.
  27. Pozuelo de Alarcón was founded upon a merger of two former clubs from the same city: Unión Deportiva Pozuelo and Club de Fútbol Parque Atlético Pozuelo. Unión Deportiva Pozuelo had previously debuted in Tercera División for the 1987–88 season.
  28. Torrejón was founded upon a merger of two former clubs from the same city: Agrupación Deportiva Torrejón and Torrejón Club de Fútbol. Both teams had previously debuted in Tercera División.
  29. Villaverde San Andrés was founded upon a merger of two former clubs from the same city: Sociedad Recreativa Boetticher y Navarro and Sociedad Recreativa Villaverde Club de Fútbol. the now-merged club started out with the name of Sociedad Recreativa Villaverde Boetticher Club de Fútbol. Sociedad Recreativa Boetticher y Navarro had previously debuted in Tercera División for the 1960–61 season. The new club went on to rename itself to its current name: Villaverde San Andrés in 2017 having made their own Tercera División debut in the 1989–90 season.
  30. The former Sociedad Deportiva Gimnástica Arandina played in Tercera División for the first time in the 1956–57 season. The current Arandina Club de Fútbol did it in the 1988–89 season.
  31. The former Unión Deportiva Salamanca B played in Tercera División for the first time in the 1956–57 season. The current Salamanca Club de Fútbol B did it in the 2019–20 season.
  32. The former Club Deportivo Antequerano played in Tercera División for the first time in the 1946–47 season. The current Antequera Club de Fútbol did it in the 1993–94 season.
  33. The former Polideportivo Ejido played in Tercera División for the first time in the 1987–88 season. The current Club Deportivo El Ejido 2012 did it in the 2014–15 season.
  34. There were various clubs named after the city of Linares which played in many different categories of the Spanish football league system, this latest Linares Deportivo was founded in 2009 as Agrupación Deportiva Linares and debuted in the Tercera División in the 2012–13 season. The club is considered to be the replacement of Club Deportivo Linares which dissolved in the same year of the newest one's creation, they made their division debut in the 1994–95 season.
  35. Not to be confused with UD Melilla which currently plays in Segunda División B.
  36. The former Motril Club de Fútbol played in Tercera División for the first time in the 1988–89 season. The current Club de Fútbol Motril did it in the 2016–17 season.
  37. As Club Deportivo Veleño.
  38. Puente Genil is the nickname for Club Deportivo Asociación Deportiva San Fermín Salerm Cosmetics, the club has gone through many name changes throughout the years. Regardless, the club debuted in Tercera División in the 1955–56 season as Club Deportivo Pontanés.
  39. As Mallorca Atlético.
  40. As Club Deportivo Montuïri.
  41. Tenerife B is a merger of Club Deportivo Tenerife "Aficionados" and Unión Deportiva Salud, both teams had previously played in Tercera División, the current Club Deportivo Tenerife B debuted in Tercera in the 1996–97 season.
  42. Villa de Santa Brígida is a merger of Club Deportivo Santa Brígida and Sociedad Deportiva Santa Brígida, both teams had previously played in Tercera División, the current Unión Deportiva Villa de Santa Brígida debuted in Tercera in the 2004–05 season.
  43. The former Águilas Club de Fútbol played in Tercera División for the first time in the 1956–57 season. The current Águilas Fútbol Club did it in the 2011–12 season.
  44. After the dissolution of the original Cartagena Club de Fútbol in 1952, the local Cartagenera Football Club renamed to Unión Deportiva Cartagenera and a new Fútbol Club Cartaganova was founded in 1995. Cartagenera changed its name twice: To Club Deportivo Cartagena in 1961 and to Cartagena Fútbol Club in 1974, its present-day name; the club went on to become the reserve team of the newer Fútbol Club Cartagena two times from 2002 to 2014, going back and forth from an independent club to a B-team. Club Deportivo Cartagena also went through a name change in 2003 where it adopted its latest name of Fútbol Club Cartagena. Cartagena Fútbol Club debuted in Tercera División in the 1953–54 season while the newer Fútbol Club Cartagena did it in the 1996–97 season.
  45. After the dissolution of the original Club de Fútbol Ciudad de Murcia in 2006, a new Club de Fútbol Atlético Ciudad was founded in 2007 but lasted three years until the founding of the current Club de Accionariado Popular Ciudad de Murcia in its place. All teams had previously had their debuts in Tercera División in the 2000–01 season and the 2007–08 season respectively. The current club made their first appearance in the division in the 2015–16 season.
  46. The former Lorca Deportiva Club de Fútbol played in Tercera División for the first time in the 2002–03 season. The current Club de Fútbol Lorca Deportiva did it in the 2015–16 season.
  47. as La Hoya Lorca.
  48. The former Agrupación Deportiva MarMenor-San Javier played in Tercera División for the first time in the 1988–89 season. The current Mar Menor Football Club did it in the 2010–11 season.
  49. As Club Atlético San José Promesas.
  50. As Club Polideportivo Vasco Núñez.
  51. Not to be consfused with UD Logroñés which currently plays in Segunda División B.
  52. As Juventud Club de Fútbol.
  53. After the dissolution of the original Club Deportivo Manchego which first played in Tercera División in the 1943–44 season, Manchego Ciudad Real Club de Fútbol was founded in its place, it then debuted in Tercera for the 2003–04 season. After this club's folding in 2009, the current Club Deportivo Manchego Ciudad Real was founded as Club Deportivo Ciudad Real, changing to its current name in 2016. The club first played in the division in the and 2012–13 season.
  54. From 1989 to 1992, Atlético played Atlético Villa de Madrid until its was dissolved. The current club was created in 2001 as Atlético Féminas.
  55. The club was founded in 1988 as Club Femení Barcelona and was sponsored by FC Barcelona. It did not become an official section of the club until 2001.
  56. Before its absortion in 1998, the team competed independently as CFF San Vicente.
  57. Before its absortion in 2009, the team competed independently as DSV Colegio Alemán.

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