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Primera División RFEF - Group 5 · 2020

Current Primera División RFEF - Group 5 2020 standings with 102 teams. Real Sociedad II leads the table with 53 points after 26 matches, followed by Athletic Club II on 51 points. The table shows wins, draws, losses, goals scored and conceded, goal difference, and recent form — essential for pre-match betting analysis.

PlayoffsRelegation
TeamPlayedWonDrawnLostGoals For:Goals AgainstGoal DiffPointsForm
Segunda B: Group 2 - 2nd Phase
1Real Sociedad II26165546:22+2453
WLDWW
2Athletic Club II26156546:25+2151
LWLWW
3Amorebieta26147534:21+1349
DWWDD
4Calahorra24119422:11+1142
DWWDL
5Tudelano2497835:31+434
LLLLL
6SD Logroñés24810623:23034
WLDLD
1Mutilvera2599731:21+1036
DDWWD
2Ejea26107924:26-237
WLWWD
3Izarra261041229:31-234
DWWWW
4Portugalete28771422:28-628
DWLLL
5Haro Deportivo265101125:31-625
DDLWW
6Deportivo Alavés II27571526:41-1522
DLLLD
7Barakaldo28571626:51-2522
DDDLL
8Leioa28371818:47-2916
LLWLL
1Real Unión26143934:21+1345
LLWWW
2Racing Santander26126840:28+1242
LLLWW
3Arenas Getxo26912523:19+439
WDWWW
4Ebro26109724:28-439
WWDWL
5Osasuna II26107933:32+137
DWWLL
6Tarazona26941322:33-1131
LWWLL
7Laredo26851323:36-1329
DLLLW
Segunda B: Group 1 - 2nd Phase
1Burgos24155431:14+1750
WLWDW
2Celta de Vigo II24124834:26+840
LWWDW
3Zamora24117627:26+140
WWLWL
4Unionistas de Salamanca24116724:17+739
LWWWL
5Real Valladolid II24116732:30+239
WLLLW
6Cultural Leonesa2497834:28+634
LLLLL
1Coruxo261061032:32036
WDWDW
2Salamanca UDS2698929:26+335
WWWDD
3Pontevedra26810831:25+634
WDLWD
4Real Oviedo II26861222:39-1730
LDLWD
5Lealtad26513820:23-328
WDLDL
6Sporting Gijón II265111026:35-926
LWWDD
7Guijuelo26571424:38-1422
LLWLW
8Covadonga26431931:57-2615
LLLLL
1Racing Ferrol24117631:23+840
WDWWL
2Deportivo La Coruna24116722:13+939
LWDWL
3Numancia24108634:19+1538
WDWLW
4Langreo2479825:30-530
DLLDW
5Compostela24513622:23-128
DLLDD
6Marino de Luanco24761119:26-727
LWDLD
Segunda B: Group 3 - 2nd Phase
1Ibiza24164436:10+2652
WLWWW
2Barcelona B26154742:27+1549
WWWWL
3FC Andorra26128634:25+944
WWLDW
4Gimnastic261110538:24+1443
LWWLD
5Alcoyano2496922:25-333
LLLDD
6Villarreal II2478931:32-129
LLLLL
1Peña Deportiva26812620:20036
DDLDW
2Espanyol II281071133:34-137
WWDWD
3Prat28812823:27-436
WDWDD
4Olot28971229:35-634
DWWWL
5Atzeneta26771227:29-228
LLDLW
6L'Hospitalet28861431:48-1730
DWLLD
7Orihuela26671325:40-1525
LLLWD
8Valencia II262121224:35-1118
DLLDD
1Cornellà26126836:29+742
WWWLD
2Llagostera26109727:26+139
DWWLW
3Hércules26108828:23+538
DWLDW
4Lleida Esportiu261051128:28035
DLWLD
5Badalona2689923:23033
LDLDL
6La Nucía26871120:28-831
DLLWL
7Levante II26861220:29-930
WLLLD
Segunda B: Group 4 - 2nd Phase
1Linares Deportivo24145528:17+1147
WDDWW
2Ucam Murcia24127531:23+843
LLWDW
3Algeciras24117625:23+240
WDLDL
4Real Betis II24109533:22+1139
WLWLW
5San Fernando CD24115829:23+638
LWDWL
6Sanluqueño241041023:28-534
LWLLL
1Las Palmas II26811727:25+235
DWWDW
2El Ejido2698930:27+335
DLWWW
3Granada II2698925:23+235
DWDDL
4Marbella26971031:27+434
WWDLL
5Yeclano26851329:40-1129
LWLWW
6Recreativo Huelva26651536:38-223
WLLLL
7Lorca Deportiva26471526:49-2319
LLWDW
8Marino26261818:50-3212
DLLDL
1Sevilla Atletico24108637:27+1038
WDLLD
2Linense24108624:22+238
LLDWW
3Cordoba24107731:22+937
WWDLL
4Real Murcia2498727:25+235
WWDLW
5Tamaraceite24712523:20+333
LDDWD
6Cádiz II24851127:29-229
LLWWL
Segunda B: Group 5 - 2nd Phase
1Badajoz24166243:13+3054
DLWWW
2SS Reyes24127528:23+543
DWLLD
3Real Madrid II24117640:31+940
WWLDL
4Extremadura24109528:21+739
WLWLD
5Internacional de Madrid24106827:22+536
LWLWL
6CF Talavera2497833:29+434
LLWDW
1Melilla26910728:26+237
DWDWD
2Socuéllamos26961120:27-733
LWDWW
3Poblense26612829:28+130
WWDDL
4Atlético Madrid II26781123:30-729
WLDLL
5Villarrubia26611924:33-929
LWDDW
6Las Rozas266101021:31-1028
DLDWD
7Getafe II264111118:30-1223
WLWDL
8Villarrobledo26261820:44-2412
LLLLL
1Rayo Majadahonda24125726:21+541
WWDLW
2Atlético Baleares24116736:24+1239
LWWWW
3Villanovense24106821:14+736
LLWWL
4Mérida AD24861019:19030
WLDLW
5Navalcarnero24512720:25-527
WWLDL
6Don Benito24671118:31-1325
LLLDL

Results

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Group 5 - 2nd Phase - 822/05/2021–23/05/2021
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Team Stats

Side-by-side performance comparison of all 102 teams in the Primera División RFEF - Group 5. Real Sociedad II leads with 16 wins this season. The colour-coded heatmap highlights wins, losses, draws, goals scored and conceded, goal difference, and win percentage — making it easy to spot the strongest and weakest teams at a glance for betting analysis.

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Teams

Primera División RFEF - Group 5

All 20 teams competing in the Primera División RFEF - Group 5 2020 season. Click any club to view their full squad, match history, and detailed statistics.

Past Seasons

Primera División RFEF - Group 5

Browse 1 archived season of the Primera División RFEF - Group 5, from 2020 to 2020. Each season page includes full standings, top scorers, and match results — useful for comparing historical performance and identifying long-term betting patterns.

History

18 Mar 2026
Founded:2021Preceded by:Segunda División B (Segunda B)

The Primera Federación was created in 2021 as a revolutionary restructuring of the Spanish third tier, replacing the geographically dispersed Segunda División B system. The RFEF announced this new competition on May 6, 2020, establishing a 40-team national division to provide greater professionalism and centralized governance. The inaugural 2021-22 season featured a single-match final between the two group champions. In June 2022, the competition was officially renamed to Primera Federación, and from the 2022-23 season onwards, the championship format evolved to a two-legged playoff final involving the top four teams. The league has established itself as a crucial development pathway, regularly featuring reserve teams from La Liga clubs such as Barcelona Atlètic, Villarreal B, Atlético Madrid B, and Real Sociedad B alongside traditional clubs seeking promotion to the second tier.

  1. 2021 — Primera División RFEF inaugural season launched with 40 teams in two groups
  2. 2021-22 — Racing Santander won the first championship, defeating FC Andorra in a single-match final
  3. 2022 — Competition officially renamed to Primera Federación
  4. 2022-23 — Championship format changed to two-legged playoff finals with four teams
  5. 2023-24 — Deportivo La Coruña won the championship, continuing the competitive balance
  6. 2024-25 — Current season features 40 teams with ongoing development of Spanish football talent

Competition Format

18 Mar 2026
Teams:40Relegation spots:10

The Primera Federación operates as a 40-team competition divided into two geographic groups of 20 teams each: Group 1 (North/West) and Group 2 (South/East). Each team plays a double round-robin format, totaling 38 matches per season from August to June. The two group champions automatically qualify for the promotion playoffs, joined by the second and third-place finishers from each group, creating a four-team playoff structure. The championship is decided through two-legged playoff finals, with the winners earning promotion to La Liga 2. Clubs finishing in positions 16-20 in each group (10 teams total) are relegated to the Segunda Federación. The league employs a three-point system for wins and one point for draws, with goal difference serving as the primary tiebreaker.

Records

18 Mar 2026
Most titles:Racing Santander (1)All-time top scorer:Dioni (46 goals)

The 2021-22 inaugural season produced 1,140 goals across all 380 matches, establishing the competition as highly competitive and goal-rich.

Analysis

18 Mar 2026

Current Season Analysis

The 2024-25 Primera Federación season is progressing with competitive balance across both geographic groups. Agrupación Deportiva Ceuta FC leads Group 2 with 67 points from 17 wins, demonstrating strong form in the southern/eastern division. The season has reached approximately 73% completion with 279 of 380 matches played, showcasing the league's depth and the quality of competition at Spain's third tier.

The championship race remains open with multiple teams capable of challenging for the four playoff positions. The presence of reserve teams from major La Liga clubs—including Barcelona Atlètic, Villarreal B, Atlético Madrid B, and Real Sociedad B—adds competitive intensity to the competition. These reserve sides provide development opportunities for young talent while maintaining the professional standards expected at the third tier.

Promotion contenders are separated by narrow margins, with the playoff spots still undecided in both groups. The battle for automatic promotion as group champions is particularly fierce, with leaders in each group facing consistent pressure from second and third-placed teams. The relegation positions are equally contested, with clubs fighting to avoid the drop to the Segunda Federación.

The standout performer of the season has been Ceuta FC's attacking prowess, evidenced by their 5–0 victory over Real Unión, which represents one of the most dominant performances in recent Primera Federación history. This result highlights the league's capacity for dramatic scorelines and the quality differential between top and lower-tier clubs.

League Development and Structure

The Primera Federación has established itself as a crucial component of Spanish football's infrastructure since its creation in 2021. By consolidating the formerly dispersed Segunda División B system into a single 40-team national competition, the RFEF created a more professional and centralized third tier. This restructuring has enhanced player development, improved financial sustainability through equal fund distribution, and elevated the overall quality of competition.

The geographic division into Group 1 (covering northern and western Spain, including Galicia, Asturias, Basque Country, and Castile-León) and Group 2 (encompassing southern and eastern regions, including Andalusia, Catalonia, Valencia, and the Balearic Islands) reflects Spain's regional football traditions while maintaining national competitiveness. This structure ensures that clubs compete primarily against geographically proximate opponents, reducing travel costs and environmental impact while preserving regional rivalries.

Reserve Teams and Youth Development

The inclusion of reserve teams from La Liga clubs has transformed the Primera Federación into a sophisticated development pathway. Barcelona Atlètic, the reserve team of FC Barcelona, regularly competes at the highest level of the third tier, providing young players with competitive football experience. Similarly, Villarreal B, Atlético Madrid B, and Real Sociedad B serve as intermediate steps in their respective clubs' academy pipelines.

This integration of reserve teams creates a unique competitive environment where traditional Spanish clubs compete alongside academy sides. While reserve teams cannot achieve promotion, their presence elevates the overall tactical and technical standard of the league, benefiting all participating clubs through exposure to advanced playing styles and professional training methodologies.

Commercial Growth and Broadcasting

The Primera Federación's commercial development has accelerated since its inception. The €5 million broadcasting deal with RFEF.TV (2023-26) provides exclusive coverage and ensures consistent media exposure for the competition. The partnership with educational technology company Versus e-Learning as title sponsor demonstrates the league's appeal to commercial partners and its growing professional profile.

The RFEF's centralized distribution model ensures equitable financial allocation among all 40 clubs, preventing the financial disparities that characterized the previous Segunda División B system. This approach has strengthened smaller clubs and enabled more competitive balance, as evidenced by the varied championship winners across the league's first seasons.

Competitive Records and Statistical Performance

The inaugural 2021-22 season established the Primera Federación as a goal-rich competition, with 1,140 goals scored across 380 matches—an average of 3.0 goals per match. This high-scoring nature reflects the league's development focus, where attacking football is encouraged and defensive solidity is still developing among many clubs.

Dioni stands as the all-time leading scorer with 46 goals accumulated across multiple clubs within the competition, establishing a benchmark for individual excellence. Racing Santander's points record of 91 points in the 2021-22 season represents the standard for championship-winning form, achieved through 30 wins, one draw, and seven losses over 38 matches.

Future Trajectory and Competitive Outlook

The Primera Federación continues to evolve as Spain's premier development competition. The 2025-26 season will see further refinement of the geographic division system, with the RFEF confirming an east-west split format to optimize travel logistics and regional competition. This ongoing development ensures the league remains responsive to clubs' needs while maintaining the competitive integrity that has defined its first five seasons.

The league's success in developing players for La Liga 2 and beyond has validated the RFEF's decision to create this centralized third tier. Clubs that achieve promotion through the competitive playoff format often maintain their upward trajectory in the second division, demonstrating that Primera Federación success translates to advancement in Spain's football hierarchy.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Primera Federación?

The Primera Federación is the third tier of Spanish professional football, established in 2021. It comprises 40 teams divided into two geographic groups competing for promotion to La Liga 2 (Segunda División).

How many teams are in the Primera Federación?

The competition features 40 teams total, split into two groups of 20 teams each: Group 1 (North/West) and Group 2 (South/East).

How does promotion work in the Primera Federación?

The two group champions automatically qualify for the promotion playoffs, joined by the second and third-place finishers from each group. These four teams compete in two-legged playoff finals for promotion to La Liga 2.

How does relegation work in the Primera Federación?

Ten teams are relegated each season: the clubs finishing in positions 16-20 in each group drop down to the Segunda Federación (fourth tier).

Who has won the most Primera Federación championships?

Racing Santander won the inaugural 2021-22 championship. Other winners include SD Amorebieta (2022-23) and Deportivo La Coruña (2023-24), showing competitive balance across seasons.

Can reserve teams be promoted from the Primera Federación?

No. While reserve teams from La Liga clubs are allowed to compete in the Primera Federación, they are ineligible for promotion to La Liga 2, regardless of their league position.

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