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2024–25 Primera Federación

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Football league season
Primera Federación
Season2024–25
Dates24 August 2024 – June 2025
ChampionsCeuta (1st title)
PromotedAndorra
Ceuta
Cultural Leonesa
Real Sociedad B
RelegatedAlcoyano
Amorebieta
Barcelona Atlètic
Fuenlabrada
Gimnástica Segoviana
Intercity
Real Unión
Recreativo
Sestao River
Yeclano
Top goalscorerGonzalo García (25 goals)
Biggest home winReal Madrid Castilla 6–0Mérida
(30 November 2024)
Biggest away winBetis Deportivo 0–4 Mérida
(1 February 2025)
Osasuna B 1–5Sestao River
(30 March 2025)
Highest scoringAndorra 7–2 Osasuna B
(8 December 2024)

The2024–25 Primera Federación, also known asPrimera Federación Versus e-Learning due to sponsorship reasons,[1] is the fourth for thePrimera Federación, the third-highest level in theSpanish football league system. Forty teams will participate, divided into two groups of twenty clubs each based on geographical proximity. In each group, the champions are automatically promoted toSegunda División and the second to fifth placers will play promotion play-offs and the bottom five are relegated to theSegunda Federación.

Overview before the season

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A total of 40 teams joined the league, including four relegated from the2023–24 Segunda División, 26 retained from the2023–24 Primera Federación, and ten promoted from the2023–24 Segunda Federación.[2] The groups were defined by theRFEF on 2 July 2024.[3]

Team changes

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Promoted from2023–24 Segunda FederaciónRelegated from2023–24 Segunda DivisiónPromoted to2024–25 Segunda DivisiónRelegated to2024–25 Segunda Federación
Barakaldo
Betis Deportivo
Bilbao Athletic
Gimnástica Segoviana
Hércules
Marbella
Ourense
Sevilla Atlético
Yeclano
Zamora		Alcorcón
Amorebieta
Andorra
Villarreal B		Castellón
Deportivo La Coruña
Málaga
Córdoba		Atlético Baleares
Cornellà
Linares
SD Logroñés
Melilla
Rayo Majadahonda
Recreativo Granada
Sabadell
San Fernando
Teruel

Groups

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Group 1 (North)

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Location of teams in the 2024–25 Primera Federación – Group 1
Location of teams in2024–25 Primera Federación – Group 1 (Basque Country)

Teams and locations

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TeamHome cityStadiumCapacity
AmorebietaAmorebieta-EtxanoUrritxe3,000[4]
AndorraAndorraAndorra la VellaEstadi Nacional d'Andorra3,347[5]
ArenteiroO CarballiñoEspiñedo4,500
BarakaldoBarakaldoLasesarre7,960
Barcelona AtlèticBarcelonaJohan Cruyff6,000[6]
Bilbao AthleticBilbaoLezama3,250[citation needed]
Celta FortunaVigoAbanca-Balaídos24,791
Cultural LeonesaLeónReino de León13,346[7]
GimnàsticTarragonaNou Estadi14,591[8]
Gimnástica SegovianaSegoviaLa Albuera6,000
LugoLugoAnxo Carro7,070[9]
Osasuna BPamplonaTajonar4,500[10]
Ourense CFOurenseO Couto5,659[11]
PonferradinaPonferradaEl Toralín8,400[12]
Real Sociedad BSan SebastiánJosé Luis Orbegozo2,500[13]
Real UniónIrunStadium Gal5,000[14]
Sestao RiverSestaoLas Llanas8,905
TarazonaTarazonaMunicipal de Tarazona5,000
UnionistasSalamancaReina Sofía5,000[15]
ZamoraZamoraRuta de la Plata7,813[16]

Personnel and sponsorship

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TeamManagerCaptainKit manufacturerShirt main sponsor
AmorebietaSpainNatxo GonzálezSpainUnai MarinoNikeSidenor
AndorraSpainBeto CompanyArgentinaNico RattiNikeMoraBanc
ArenteiroSpainRaúl JardielSpainDiego GarcíaKappaOreco Balgón Constructora
BarakaldoSpainImanol de la SotaSpainEkaitz MolinaNew Balance
Barcelona AtlèticSpainSergi MilàSpainAleix GarridoNikeSpotify
Bilbao AthleticSpainJokin AranbarriSpainBeñat GerenabarrenaCastore
Celta FortunaSpainFredi ÁlvarezSpainGael AlonsoAdidasEstrella Galicia
Cultural LeonesaSpainRaúl LlonaSpainKevin PresaKappaAspire Academy
GimnàsticSpainLuis César SampedroSpainJoan OriolAdidasParlem Telecom
Gimnástica SegovianaSpainRamsés GilSpainManu OlmedillaAdidasCajaviva Caja Rural
LugoSpainÁlex OrtizSpainBernardo CruzPumaEstrella Galicia
Osasuna BSpainSanti CastillejoSpainXabi HuarteAdidasJaylo
OurenseSpainPablo LópezSpainRaúl MarquetaCool SportEstrella Galicia
PonferradinaSpainJavi ReySpainBorja ValleAdidasTvitec
Real Sociedad BSpainIosu RivasSpainAnder ZoiloMacronAmenabar
Real UniónSpainAlbert CarbóSpainTxustaAdidasBM Supermercados
Sestao RiverSpainIgor OcaSpainLeandro MartínezAdidasAutonervión
TarazonaSpainJuanma BarreroSpainMarc TrillesAdidasPatatas Río Lombo
UnionistasArgentinaJosé AcciariSpainCarlos de la NavaErreàDon QR
ZamoraSpainJuan SabasSpainDani HernándezMacronCaja Rural

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyPosition in tableIncoming managerDate of appointment
Bilbao AthleticSpainCarlos Gurpegui[17]Resigned6 May 2024Pre-seasonSpainJokin Aranbarri[18]6 June 2024
UnionistasSpainDani Ponz[19]End of contract25 May 2024SpainDani Llácer[20]28 May 2024
LugoSpainRoberto Trashorras[21]Mutual agreement3 June 2024SpainLolo Escobar[22]11 June 2024
AmorebietaSpainJandro Castro[23]End of contract5 June 2024SpainJulen Guerrero[24]20 June 2024
TarazonaSpainMolo[25]6 June 2024SpainJuanma Barrero[26]1 July 2024
ArenteiroSpainJavi Rey[27]12 June 2024SpainRaúl Jardiel[28]25 June 2024
Real UniónSpainFran Justo[29]17 June 2024SpainMikel Llorente[30]21 June 2024
Sestao RiverSpainAitor Calle[31]SpainÁngel Viadero[32]
PonferradinaSpainJuanfran García[33]19 June 2024SpainJavi Rey[34]19 June 2024
ZamoraSpainDavid Movilla[35]2 July 2024SpainJuan Sabas[36]4 July 2024
Barcelona AtleticMexicoRafael Márquez[37]Signed byMexico21 July 2024SpainAlbert Sánchez[38]25 July 2024
OurenseSpainRubén Domínguez[39]Resigned22 October 202420thSpainAdrián Abalo (caretaker)25 October 2024
AmorebietaSpainJulen Guerrero[40]Sacked29 October 2024SpainGorka Moreno (caretaker)[41]31 October 2024
OurenseSpainAdrián AbaloEnd of caretaker spell5 November 202419thSpainPablo López[42]5 November 2024
AmorebietaSpainGorka Moreno6 November 2024SpainNatxo González[43]6 November 2024
Real UniónSpainMikel Llorente[44]Sacked3 December 202417thSpainAlbert Carbó[45]4 December 2024
AndorraSpainFerran Costa[46]20 January 202510thSpainBeto Company[47]20 January 2025
LugoSpainLolo Escobar[48]13thSpainToni Seligrat[49]22 January 2025
Barcelona AtlèticSpainAlbert Sánchez[50]Removed from role25 February 202519thSpainSergi Milà[50]25 February 2025
Sestao RiverSpainÁngel Viadero[51]Mutual agreement4 March 202517thSpainIgor Oca[52]6 March 2025
UnionistasSpainDani Llácer[53]Sacked7 April 202512thArgentinaJosé Acciari[54]7 April 2025
Real Sociedad BSpainSergio Francisco[55]Signed with thefirst team26 April 20254thSpainIosu Rivas[55]26 April 2025
LugoSpainToni Seligrat[56]Sacked4 May 202514thSpainÁlex Ortiz[57]5 May 2025
GimnàsticSpainDani Vidal[58]11 May 20255thSpainLuis César Sampedro[59]11 May 2025

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Cultural Leonesa(C, P)38181195543+1265[a]Promotion toSegunda División and qualification for the Copa del Rey
2Ponferradina38198115941+1865[a]Qualification for thepromotion play-offs and Copa del Rey
3Real Sociedad B(P)381711105133+1862Qualification for thepromotion play-offs
4Andorra(P)381612104938+1160Qualification for thepromotion play-offs and Copa del Rey
5Gimnàstic381611115943+1659
6Tarazona(Y)381412124134+754[b]Qualification for the Copa del Rey
7Bilbao Athletic38159144945+454[b]
8Celta Fortuna38158155450+453[c]
9Zamora381411134435+953[c]
10Ourense CF381312133544−951
11Barakaldo381310154944+549
12Arenteiro381212144042−248
13Lugo381210163547−1246[d]
14Osasuna B381210164759−1246[d]
15Unionistas381016124246−446[d]
16Barcelona Atlètic(R)381015135357−445[e]Relegation toSegunda Federación
17Sestao River(R)381112154045−545[e]
18Real Unión(R)38128184358−1544
19Gimnástica Segoviana(R)38915144369−2642
20Amorebieta(R)381011174257−1541
Source:[citation needed]
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) head-to-head points; 3) head-to-head goal difference; 4) goal difference; 5) number of goals scored
(Note: Head-to-head record is used only after all the matches between the teams in question have been played).
(C) Champions;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated;(Y) Qualified to Copa del Rey
Notes:
  1. ^abCultural Leonesa finished ahead of Ponferradina on head-to-head goal difference: Cultural Leonesa 2–0 Ponferradina, Ponferradina 2–1 Cultural Leonesa
  2. ^abTarazona finished ahead of Bilbao Athletic on overall goal difference
  3. ^abCelta Fortuna finished ahead of Zamora on head-to-head points: Celta Fortuna 2–0 Zamora, Zamora 1–1 Celta Fortuna
  4. ^abcHead-to-head points: Lugo 10 pts, Osasuna B 4 pts, Unionistas 2 pts
  5. ^abBarcelona Atlètic finished ahead of Sestao River on head-to-head points: Sestao River 2–2 Barcelona Atlètic, Barcelona Atlètic 2–0 Sestao River

Results

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Home \ AwayAMOANDAREBAKBATATHCELCULGIMGSELUGOSAOURPONRSORUNSESTARUNIZAM
Amorebieta—1–13–02–22–10–24–31–10–10–11–01–12–03–10–11–02–02–23–30–2
Andorra2–0—1–11–02–10–22–01–11–05–12–07–20–01–11–12–01–21–01–12–1
Arenteiro1–13–0—1–11–21–01–20–14–02–02–11–11–10–11–13–02–22–10–01–1
Barakaldo2–02–32–0—1–20–00–13–02–12–03–22–11–10–10–10–22–33–03–10–3
Barcelona Atlètic0–21–32–32–2—2–22–22–00–22–21–10–23–00–31–11–12–01–12–11–0
Bilbao Athletic2–11–01–00–22–2—0–12–01–31–22–20–10–20–02–14–22–01–10–13–3
Celta Fortuna3–13–00–02–23–12–1—1–30–14–11–23–01–01–12–12–11–11–10–02–0
Cultural Leonesa2–11–11–02–11–11–32–0—2–12–32–01–03–02–01–11–11–22–14–31–1
Gimnàstic1–11–12–01–03–20–22–12–3—5–02–22–01–15–12–14–11–11–04–01–0
Gimnástica Segoviana1–13–21–21–12–22–11–31–12–2—1–02–40–22–20–03–00–00–11–11–1
Lugo0–00–01–10–00–41–01–01–42–20–1—3–10–20–11–03–12–11–22–12–0
Osasuna B3–00–13–02–11–21–13–11–11–13–20–1—1–10–31–11–21–50–30–01–0
Ourense CF0–30–00–11–31–11–21–01–02–10–02–10–1—2–11–01–00–03–22–21–0
Ponferradina5–21–01–20–11–12–02–12–12–04–00–13–22–0—0–13–11–22–01–02–2
Real Sociedad B2–02–10–12–23–01–22–02–21–14–11–03–12–13–2—5–00–13–21–00–1
Real Unión1–10–01–01–11–33–13–20–11–05–03–01–10–12–20–1—2–11–03–21–2
Sestao River1–00–12–10–12–20–12–01–13–21–20–11–22–20–20–00–1—0–21–11–1
Tarazona3–00–12–11–00–01–12–31–00–02–20–01–14–01–00–10–01–0—1–01–0
Unionistas1–03–10–01–02–13–22–11–21–00–01–11–32–11–11–14–10–00–0—1–1
Zamora5–02–03–02–11–00–21–10–11–11–12–01–01–11–21–01–01–20–11–0—
Source:[citation needed]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Top scorers

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As of 24 May 2025[60]
RankPlayerClubGoal
1SpainAdrián FuentesTarazona16
2SpainManu NietoAndorra13
SpainJavier CarbonellOurense
SpainManu JustoCultural Leonesa
SpainMikel GotiReal Sociedad B

Group 2 (South)

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Location of teams in the 2024–25 Primera Federación – Group 2

Teams and locations

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TeamHome cityStadiumCapacity
AlcorcónAlcorcónEstadio Municipal de Santo Domingo5,100[61]
AlcoyanoAlcoyEl Collao4,850[62]
AlgecirasAlgecirasNuevo Mirador7,200[63]
AntequeraAntequeraEl Maulí6,000
Atlético Madrid BMajadahondaCerro del Espino3,800[64]
Atlético SanluqueñoSanlúcar de BarramedaEl Palmar5,000[65]
Betis DeportivoSevilleLuis del Sol1,300[66]
CeutaCeutaAlfonso Murube6,500
FuenlabradaFuenlabradaFernando Torres5,400[67]
HérculesAlicanteJosé Rico Pérez30,000
IbizaIbizaCan Misses6,000[68]
IntercityAlicanteAntonio Solana3,000
MarbellaMarbellaMunicipal de Marbella7,300
MéridaMéridaEstadio Romano14,600
MurciaMurciaEnrique Roca31,179
Real Madrid CastillaMadridAlfredo di Stéfano6,000[69]
RecreativoHuelvaNuevo Colombino21,670
Sevilla AtléticoSevilleJesús Navas8,000
Villarreal BVillarrealEstadio de la Cerámica23,000[70]
YeclanoYeclaLa Constitución4,000[71]

Personnel and sponsorship

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TeamManagerCaptainKit manufacturerShirt main sponsor
AlcorcónSpainPablo ÁlvarezPanamaJosiel NúñezKappaLynks Tic
AlcoyanoSpainLuis Miguel GarridoSpainImanol GarcíaKappaGrow Up
AlgecirasSpainFran JustoSpainIván TurrilloNike
AntequeraSpainJavi MedinaArgentinaTomás LanziniHummel
Atlético Madrid BSpainFernando TorresSpainAntonio GomisNike
Atlético SanluqueñoSpainJosé HerreraSpainLuis VacasMacronCohebu
Betis DeportivoSpainArzuPortugalGuilherme FernandesHummelForever Green
CeutaSpainJosé Juan RomeroSpainJaime MoralesKappaceuta
FuenlabradaSpainRubén AnuarbeSpainÁlvaro BarbosaJomaGrupo Avimosa
HérculesSpainRubén TorrecillaSpainNico EspinosaKappaFinetwork
IbizaSpainPaco JémezSpainAlberto EscassiPumaPower Electronics
IntercitySpainJosé Vicente LledóSpainÁlvaro PérezHummelAlpha Blue Ocean
MarbellaSpainCarlos de LermaSpainJosé CarrascoAdidasMarbella
MéridaSpainSergi GuillóSpainManuel BonaqueMacronMérida, patrimonio de la humanidad
MurciaSpainFran FernándezSpainPedro LeónAdidasFibranet
Real Madrid CastillaSpainRaúlSpainManuel ÁngelAdidasEmirates
RecreativoSpainRaúl GalbarroSpainRubén GálvezAdidasAlter Enersun
Sevilla AtléticoSpainJesús GalvánSpainAlberto FloresCastore
Villarreal BSpainMiguel ÁlvarezArgentinaTiago GeralnikJomaPamesa Cerámica
YeclanoSpainAdrián HernándezSpainGabriel ClementeGobikKaribian Descanso, Xti

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerManner of
departure		Date of vacancyPosition in tableIncoming managerDate of
appointment
AlgecirasSpainLolo Escobar[72]End of contract27 May 2024Pre-seasonSpainFran Justo[73]28 June 2024
AlcorcónTunisiaMehdi Nafti[74]3 June 2024SpainPablo Álvarez[75]24 June 2024
Atlético Madrid BSpainLuis Tevenet[76]Appointed first team assistant4 June 2024SpainFernando Torres[77]11 June 2024
MéridaSpainDavid RochaReturn to sporting director role12 June 2024SpainSergi Guilló[78]12 June 2024
Atlético SanluqueñoSpainAbel Segovia[79]End of contract14 June 2024SpainAitor Martínez[80]20 June 2024
MurciaSpainPablo Alfaro[81]24 June 2024SpainFran Fernández[82]24 June 2024
IbizaSpainOnésimo Sánchez[83]27 June 2024SpainJosé Luis Martí[84]27 June 2024
IntercityArgentinaAlejandro Sandroni[85]Sacked24 September 202414thSpainDani Fernández[86]24 September 2024
Atlético SanluqueñoSpainAitor Martínez[87]29 September 202419thSpainMario Fuentes[88]30 September 2024
FuenlabradaSpainAlfredo Sánchez[89]21 October 2024SpainDiego Nogales[a]24 October 2024
IbizaSpainJosé Luis Martí[92]11 November 20248thSpainPaco Jémez[93]12 November 2024
AlcoyanoSpainVicente Parras[94]14 November 20249thSpainJuli Cerdá[95]15 November 2024
IntercitySpainDani FernándezDemoted to assistant role20 November 202420thSpainMario Simón[96]20 November 2024
RecreativoSpainAbel Gómez[97]Sacked21 December 202418thSpainIñigo Vélez[98]22 December 2024
AlcoyanoSpainJuli CerdáDemoted to assistant manager26 December 202414thSpainVicente Mir[99]26 December 2024
MarbellaSpainFran Beltrán[100]Sacked20 January 202515thSpainAbel Segovia[101]21 January 2025
IntercitySpainMario Simón[102]27 January 202520thSpainJosé Vicente Lledó[103]27 January 2025
Atlético SanluqueñoSpainMario FuentesReturn to sporting director role9 February 202519thSpainJosé María Salmerón[104]9 February 2025
MarbellaSpainAbel Segovia[105]Sacked25 March 202518thSpainCarlos de Lerma[106]25 March 2025
AlcoyanoSpainVicente Mir[107]Resigned13 April 202519thSpainLuis Miguel Garrido[108]16 April 2025
RecreativoSpainIñigo Vélez[109]Sacked23 April 202518thSpainRaúl Galbarro[110]23 April 2025
Atlético SanluqueñoSpainJosé María Salmerón[111]3 May 202517thSpainJosé Herrera[112]4 May 2025
FuenlabradaSpainDiego Nogales[113]13 May 202518thSpainRubén Anuarbe[114]13 May 2025
Notes
  1. ^Initially a caretaker,[90] Nogales was confirmed as manager of the club on 5 November.[91]

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Ceuta(C, P)38171654635+1167Promotion toSegunda División and qualification for the Copa del Rey
2Murcia381810104731+1664Qualification for thepromotion play-offs and Copa del Rey
3Ibiza38189115133+1863
4Mérida381513105252058[a]
5Antequera38141685449+558[a]
6Real Madrid Castilla38121885836+2254[b]
7Atlético Madrid B381315104235+754[b]
8Sevilla Atlético381411134043−353
9Algeciras381216104646052
10Alcorcón38149155251+151
11Villarreal B381116115141+1049
12Hércules38138174849−147
13Betis Deportivo381113144459−1546[c]
14Atlético Sanluqueño381016124151−1046[c]
15Marbella381210165158−746[c]
16Fuenlabrada(R)381013154348−543[d]Relegation toSegunda Federación
17Yeclano(R)38916133634+243[d]
18Alcoyano(R)381012163247−1542
19Recreativo(R)38716153252−2037
20Intercity(R)38811193753−1635
Source:[citation needed]
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) head-to-head points; 3) head-to-head goal difference; 4) goal difference; 5) number of goals scored
(Note: Head-to-head record is used only after all the matches between the teams in question have been played)
(C) Champions;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^abMérida finished ahead of Antequera on head-to-head points: Antequera 1–1 Mérida, Mérida 3–0 Antequera
  2. ^abReal Madrid Castila finished ahead of Atlético Madrid B on overall goal difference
  3. ^abcHead-to-head points: Betis Deportivo 10 pts, Atlético Sanluqueño 5 pts, Marbella 3 pts
  4. ^abFuenlabrada finished ahead of Yeclano on head-to-head points: Yeclano 1–2 Fuenlabrada, Fuenlabrada 2–1 Yeclano

Results

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Home \ AwayADAALYALGANTATMASLBETCEUFUEHERIBIINTMARMERMURRMCRECSEVVILYEC
Alcorcón—0–01–11–22–33–11–20–02–14–11–23–03–12–22–12–11–02–22–12–0
Alcoyano2–1—1–11–10–00–20–01–12–41–21–02–12–12–30–30–00–01–10–20–0
Algeciras2–02–1—1–11–01–12–22–02–12–30–01–01–31–11–11–40–01–11–11–0
Antequera1–01–01–3—2–21–04–12–23–44–32–01–13–11–12–10–01–12–22–00–1
Atlético Madrid B2–12–01–10–1—0–10–01–12–01–00–04–13–21–02–11–10–00–11–00–0
Atlético Sanluqueño1–20–32–24–21–0—0–20–02–11–10–01–01–10–30–02–21–10–11–11–0
Betis Deportivo1–24–01–11–20–20–2—0–01–12–11–30–32–10–41–21–33–11–00–32–0
Ceuta0–21–02–02–22–12–25–1—1–01–13–10–23–11–04–22–11–01–01–10–0
Fuenlabrada0–00–23–00–00–12–22–11–2—2–11–01–21–11–10–02–24–10–10–02–1
Hércules2–01–01–21–01–22–35–12–01–0—3–21–12–10–02–01–11–21–00–22–2
Ibiza2–01–00–15–31–14–21–25–02–11–1—0–22–03–01–20–00–03–01–12–1
Intercity0–20–20–10–11–11–21–11–21–31–00–1—0–03–10–12–21–14–22–21–1
Marbella3–30–23–12–02–00–02–20–11–11–22–12–1—1–01–41–03–14–10–20–3
Mérida2–12–21–03–02–23–21–11–12–12–11–02–14–2—1–40–03–32–11–11–0
Murcia3–10–12–10–01–10–00–11–12–01–00–21–10–02–0—3–13–00–21–00–1
Real Madrid Castilla2–12–01–11–21–12–01–10–14–01–00–15–03–26–00–0—2–10–02–21–1
Recreativo1–01–13–20–02–10–00–21–11–12–10–01–01–30–10–11–4—2–23–31–0
Sevilla Atlético1–13–01–02–21–05–20–00–00–01–00–11–00–11–01–21–02–0—2–11–4
Villarreal B4–03–00–31–13–21–12–20–11–12–11–20–01–13–00–11–11–03–0—0–1
Yeclano1–11–22–21–11–12–01–10–00–10–00–11–21–11–10–11–12–02–03–1—
Updated to match(es) played on 17 May 2025. Source:[citation needed]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Top scorers

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As of 24 May 2025[115]
RankPlayerClubGoal
1SpainGonzalo GarcíaReal Madrid Castilla25
2CameroonEtta EyongVillarreal B17
3UkraineVladyslav KopotunAlcorcón13
4SpainLiberto BeltránMérida13
5SpainJavi Eslava12

Final

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The winners of the two regular season groups will face off in a two-leg final to determine the overall champion.

Cultural Leonesa2–2Ceuta
Escobar 44'
Ruiz 90'		ReportHernández 9'
Almenara 73'
Referee: Alexandre Alemán Pérez
Ceuta4–3Cultural Leonesa
Escudero 16'
Aquino 47' (pen.)
Zalazar 51'
Rodri 90+2'		ReportSamanes 4'
Escobar 18'
Chacón 34'
Referee: Abraham Domínguez Cervantes

Ceuta win 6–5 on aggregate and were therefore crowned 2024–25 Primera Federación champions.

Promotion play-offs

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Main article:2025 Primera Federación play-offs

See also

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References

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