2004–05 Segunda División B
Football league season
The season 2004–05 of Segunda División B of Spanish football started August 2004 and ended May 2005.
Group I
- Promoted to this group from Tercera División:
- Relegated to this group from Segunda División:
- Relegated to Tercera División:
Teams
Location of teams in Segunda División B Gr. 1 2004–05
Team
|
Founded
|
Home city
|
Stadium
|
RSD Alcalá
|
1929
|
Alcalá, Madrid
|
El Val
|
Alcorcón
|
1971
|
Alcorcón, Madrid
|
Santo Domingo
|
Atlético Arteixo
|
1949
|
Arteixo, Galicia
|
Ponte dos Brozos
|
Atlético de Madrid B
|
1960
|
Majadahonda, Madrid
|
Cerro del Espino
|
Castillo
|
1960
|
Castillo del Romeral, Canary Islands
|
Municipal de Castillo del Romeral
|
Celta de Vigo B
|
1927
|
Vigo, Galicia
|
Barreiro
|
Fuenlabrada
|
1975
|
Fuenlabrada, Madrid
|
La Aldehuela
|
Fuerteventura
|
2004
|
Fuerteventura, Canary Islands
|
Los Pozos
|
Lanzarote
|
1970
|
Arrecife, Canary Islands
|
Ciudad Deportiva de Lanzarote
|
Las Palmas
|
1949
|
Las Palmas, Canary Islands
|
Gran Canaria
|
Leganés
|
1928
|
Leganés, Madrid
|
Butarque
|
Mallorca B
|
1967
|
Palma, Balearic Islands
|
Lluís Sitjar
|
Navalcarnero
|
1961
|
Navalcarnero, Madrid
|
Mariano González
|
Ourense
|
1952
|
Ourense, Galicia
|
O Couto
|
Pájara Playas de Jandía
|
1996
|
Pájara, Canary Islands
|
Benito Alonso
|
Rayo Vallecano
|
1924
|
Vallecas, Madrid
|
Teresa Rivero
|
Real Madrid B
|
1930
|
Las Rozas de Madrid, Madrid
|
La Ciudad del Fútbol
|
San Sebastián de los Reyes
|
1971
|
San Sebastián de los Reyes, Madrid
|
Nuevo Matapiñonera
|
Universidad Las Palmas
|
1994
|
Las Palmas, Canary Islands
|
Alfonso Silva
|
Vecindario
|
1962
|
Vecindario, Canary Islands
|
Municipal de Vecindario
|
League table
Source: BDFutbol(P) Promoted; (R) Relegated
Results
Source: BDFutbolLegend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.
Top goalscorers
Group II
- Promoted to this group from Tercera División:
- Marino de Luanco - Founded in: 1931//, Based in: Luanco, Asturias//, Promoted from: Group 2
- Sestao River Club - Founded in: 1996//, Based in: Sestao, Basque Country//, Promoted from: Group 4
- Lemona - Founded in: 1923//, Based in: Lemoa, Basque Country //, Promoted from: Group 4
- Guijuelo - Founded in: 1974//, Based in: Guijuelo, Castile and León//, Promoted from: Group 8
- Relegated to this group from Segunda División:
- Relegated to Tercera División:
- Logroñés - Founded in: 1940//, Based in: Logroño, La Rioja//, Relegated to: Group 15
- Racing Santander B - Founded in: 1993//, Based in: Santander, Cantabria//, Relegated to: Group 3
- Calahorra - Founded in: 1923//, Based in: Calahorra, La Rioja//, Relegated to: Group 15
- Caudal - Founded in: 1918//, Based in: Mieres, Asturias//, Relegated to: Group 2
- Real Avilés Industrial - Founded in: 1903//, Based in: Avilés, Asturias//, Relegated to: Group 2
Teams
Location of teams in Segunda División B Gr. 2 2004–05
Team
|
Founded
|
Home city
|
Stadium
|
Alavés B
|
1960
|
Vitoria, Basque Country
|
José Luis Compañón
|
Alfaro
|
1922
|
Alfaro, La Rioja
|
La Molineta
|
Amurrio
|
1949
|
Amurrio, Basque Country
|
Basarte
|
Athletic Bilbao B
|
1964
|
Bilbao, Basque Country
|
Lezama
|
Barakaldo
|
1917
|
Barakaldo, Basque Country
|
Lasesarre
|
Burgos
|
1994
|
Burgos, Castile and León
|
El Plantío
|
Cultural Leonesa
|
1923
|
León, Castile and León
|
Reino de León
|
Gimnástica Torrelavega
|
1907
|
Torrelavega, Cantabria
|
El Malecón
|
Guijuelo
|
1974
|
Guijuelo, Castile and León
|
Municipal de Guijuelo
|
Haro
|
1914
|
Haro, La Rioja
|
El Mazo
|
Lemona
|
1923
|
Lemoa, Basque Country
|
Arlonagusia
|
Marino de Luanco
|
1931
|
Luanco, Asturias
|
Miramar
|
Mirandés
|
1927
|
Miranda de Ebro, Castile and León
|
Anduva
|
Palencia
|
1975
|
Palencia, Castile and León
|
La Balastera
|
Ponferradina
|
1922
|
Ponferrada, Castile and León
|
El Toralín
|
Real Sociedad B
|
1951
|
Usurbil, Basque Country
|
Zubieta
|
Real Unión
|
1915
|
Irún, Basque Country
|
Stadium Gal
|
Recreación
|
2000
|
Logroño, La Rioja
|
Las Gaunas
|
Sestao River
|
1996
|
Sestao, Basque Country
|
Las Llanas
|
Zamora
|
1968
|
Zamora, Castile and León
|
Ruta de la Plata
|
League Table
Results
Source: BDFutbolLegend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.
Top goalscorers
Group III
- Promoted to this group from Tercera División:
- Badalona - Founded in: 1903//, Based in: Badalona, Catalonia//, Promoted from: Group 5
- Benidorm - Founded in: 1964//, Based in: Benidorm, Valencian Community//, Promoted from: Group 6
- Alcoyano - Founded in: 1928//, Based in: Alcoy, Valencian Community //, Promoted from: Group 6
- Levante B - Founded in: 1962//, Based in: Buñol, Valencian Community //, Promoted from: Group 6
- Peralta - Founded in: 1927//, Based in: Peralta, Navarre //, Promoted from: Group 15
- Relegated to this group from Segunda División:
- Relegated to Tercera División:
- Valencia B - Founded in: 1944//, Based in: Valencia, Valencian Community//, Relegated to: Group 6
- Mataró - Founded in: 1912//, Based in: Mataró, Catalonia//, Relegated to: Group 5
- Palamós - Founded in: 1898//, Based in: Palamós, Catalonia//, Relegated to: Group 5
- Casetas - Founded in: 1922//, Based in: Casetas, Aragon//, Relegated to: Group 16
Teams
Location of teams in Segunda División B Gr. 3 2004–05
Team
|
Founded
|
Home city
|
Stadium
|
Alcoyano
|
1928
|
Alcoy, Valencian Community
|
El Collao
|
Alicante
|
1918
|
Alicante, Valencian Community
|
José Rico Pérez
|
Badalona
|
1903
|
Badalona, Catalonia
|
Camp del Centenari
|
Barcelona B
|
1970
|
Barcelona, Catalonia
|
Mini Estadi
|
Benidorm
|
1964
|
Benidorm, Valencian Community
|
Foietes
|
Castellón
|
1922
|
Castellón de la Plana, Valencian Community
|
Nou Castàlia
|
Espanyol B
|
1981
|
Sant Adrià de Besòs, Catalonia
|
Ciutat Esportiva RCD Espanyol
|
Figueres
|
1919
|
Figueres, Catalonia
|
Vilatenim
|
Girona
|
1930
|
Girona, Catalonia
|
Montilivi
|
Gramenet
|
1994
|
Santa Coloma de Gramenet, Catalonia
|
Nou Camp Municipal
|
Hércules Alicante
|
1922
|
Alicante, Valencian Community
|
José Rico Pérez
|
Huesca
|
1960
|
Huesca, Aragon
|
El Alcoraz
|
Levante B
|
1962
|
Buñol, Valencian Community
|
Ciudad Deportiva de Buñol
|
Novelda
|
1925
|
Novelda, Valencian Community
|
La Magdalena
|
Osasuna B
|
1962
|
Aranguren, Navarre
|
Tajonar
|
Peña Sport
|
1925
|
Tafalla, Navarre
|
San Francisco
|
Peralta
|
1927
|
Peralta, Navarre
|
Las Luchas
|
Sabadell
|
1903
|
Sabadell, Catalonia
|
Nova Creu Alta
|
Villajoyosa CF
|
1944
|
Villajoyosa, Valencian Community
|
Nou Pla
|
Zaragoza B
|
1958
|
Zaragoza, Aragon
|
Ciudad Deportiva del Real Zaragoza
|
League Table
Source: BDFutbol(P) Promoted; (R) Relegated
Results
Source: BDFutbolLegend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.
Top goalscorers
Group IV
- Promoted to this group from Tercera División:
- Arenas CyD - Founded in: 1931//, Based in: Armilla, Granada, Andalusia//, Promoted from: Group 9
- Alcalá - Founded in: 1945//, Based in: Alcalá de Guadaíra, Andalusia//, Promoted from: Group 10
- Don Benito - Founded in: 1928//, Based in: Don Benito, Extremadura //, Promoted from: Group 14
- Díter Zafra - Founded in: 1930//, Based in: Zafra, Extremadura //, Promoted from: Group 14
- Relegated to this group from Segunda División:
- Relegated to Tercera División:
- Real Betis B - Founded in: 1969//, Based in: Seville, Andalusia//, Relegated to: Group X
- Cacereño - Founded in: 1919//, Based in: Cáceres, Extremadura//, Relegated to: Group XIV
- Mérida - Founded in: 1990//, Based in: Mérida, Extremadura//, Relegated to: Group XIV
- Villanovense - Founded in: 1992//, Based in: Villanueva de la Serena, Extremadura//, Relegated to: Group XIV
- Los Palacios - Founded in: 1964//, Based in: Los Palacios y Villafranca, Andalusia//, Relegated to: Group X
Teams
Location of teams in Segunda División B Gr. 4 2004–05
Team
|
Founded
|
Home city
|
Stadium
|
Alcalá
|
1945
|
Alcalá de Guadaíra, Andalusia
|
Ciudad de Alcalá
|
Algeciras
|
1912
|
Algeciras, Andalusia
|
Nuevo Mirador
|
Arenas
|
1931
|
Armilla, Andalusia
|
Municipal Armilla
|
Badajoz
|
1905
|
Badajoz, Extremadura
|
Nuevo Vivero
|
Cartagena
|
1995
|
Cartagena, Region of Murcia
|
Cartagonova
|
Ceuta
|
1996
|
Ceuta
|
Alfonso Murube
|
Conquense
|
1946
|
Cuenca, Castilla–La Mancha
|
La Fuensanta
|
Díter Zafra
|
1930
|
Zafra, Extremadura
|
Nuevo Estadio
|
Don Benito
|
1928
|
Don Benito, Extremadura
|
Vicente Sanz
|
Écija
|
1939
|
Écija, Andalusia
|
San Pablo
|
Extremadura
|
1924
|
Almendralejo, Extremadura
|
Francisco de la Hera
|
Real Jaén
|
1922
|
Jaén, Andalusia
|
Nuevo La Victoria
|
Jerez
|
1969
|
Jerez de los Caballeros, Extremadura
|
Manuel Calzado Galván
|
Linares
|
1990
|
Linares, Andalusia
|
Linarejos
|
Lorca
|
2002
|
Lorca, Region of Murcia
|
Francisco Artés Carrasco
|
Marbella
|
1997
|
Marbella, Andalusia
|
Municipal Marbella
|
Melilla
|
1976
|
Melilla
|
Álvarez Claro
|
Sevilla B
|
1958
|
Seville, Andalusia
|
José Ramón Cisneros Palacios
|
Talavera
|
1948
|
Talavera de la Reina, Castilla–La Mancha
|
El Prado
|
Tomelloso
|
1979
|
Tomelloso, Castilla–La Mancha
|
Paco Gálvez
|
League Table
Source: BDFutbol(P) Promoted; (R) Relegated
Results
Source: BDFutbolLegend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.
Top goalscorers
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