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2021–22 Primera División RFEF

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Football league season
Primera División RFEF
Season2021–22
Dates27 August 2021 – 28 May 2022
ChampionsRacing Santander (1st title)
PromotedRacing Santander
Andorra
Albacete
Villarreal B
RelegatedAtlético Sanluqueño
Betis Deportivo
Costa Brava
Extremadura UD (expelled)
Internacional (resigned due economic problem)
Sevilla Atlético
Tudelano
UCAM Murcia
Valladolid Promesas
Zamora
Top goalscorerFerran Jutglà (19 goals)
Biggest home winAndorra 7–1Linense
(5 December 2021)
Biggest away winSan Sebástian de los Reyes 0–7Celta Vigo B
(22 January 2022)
Highest scoringAndorra 7–1Linense
(5 December 2021)
Highest attendance27,215
Deportivo La Coruña 1–2Albacete
(11 June 2022)

The2021–22 Primera División RFEF season was the first and the only season under the namePrimera División RFEF, the new third highest level in theSpanish football league system. It succeeded the old Segunda División B, which renamed itselfSegunda División RFEF and downgraded to the fourth level in the pyramid.[1] Forty teams participated, divided into two groups of twenty clubs each based on geographical proximity. In each group, the champions automatically promoted toSegunda División and the second to fifth placers played promotion play-offs and the bottom five were relegated to the Segunda División RFEF.[2][3]

Overview before the season

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A total of 40 teams joined the league, including four relegated from the2020–21 Segunda División and 36 promoted from the2020–21 Segunda División B.

Teams relegated fromSegunda División
Teams promoted fromSegunda División B

Groups

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Group 1 (North West)

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Location of teams in2021–22 Primera División RFEF – Group 1

Teams and locations

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TeamHome cityStadiumCapacity
Athletic Bilbao BBilbaoLezama3,250[5]
BadajozBadajozNuevo Vivero15,198[6]
CalahorraCalahorraLa Planilla4,500[7]
Celta Vigo BVigoBarreiro4,500[8]
Cultural LeonesaLeónReino de León13,346[9]
Deportivo La CoruñaA CoruñaAbanca-Riazor32,660[10]
ExtremaduraAlmendralejoCiudad de Almendralejo11,580[11]
InternacionalVillaviciosa de OdónMunicipal de Villaviciosa3,000[12]
Racing FerrolFerrolA Malata12,043[13]
Racing SantanderSantanderEl Sardinero22,222[14]
Rayo MajadahondaMajadahondaCerro del Espino3,800[15]
Real UniónIrunStadium Gal5,000[16]
SD LogroñésLogroñoMundial 821,275[17]
San Sebastián de los ReyesSan Sebastián de los ReyesMatapiñonera3,000[18]
Talavera de la ReinaTalavera de la ReinaEl Prado5,000[19]
TudelanoTudelaCiudad de Tudela11,000[20]
UnionistasSalamancaReina Sofía5,000[21]
UD Logroñés LogroñoLas Gaunas16,000[22]
Valladolid PromesasValladolidAnexos José Zorrilla1,500[23]
ZamoraZamoraRuta de la Plata7,813[24]

Personnel and sponsorship

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TeamManagerCaptainKit manufacturerShirt main sponsor
Athletic Bilbao BSpainPatxi SalinasSpainJon SilleroNew BalanceKutxabank
BadajozSpainIsaac JovéPortugalAdilson MendesAdidasDerby Carburantes
CalahorraSpainEduardo DocampoSpainCristian FernándezLuanviBodegas Marqués del Atrio
Celta BSpainOnésimo SánchezSpainDiego PampínAdidas
Cultural LeonesaSpainCurro TorresSpainJulen CastañedaKappaAspire Academy
Deportivo La CoruñaSpainBorja JiménezSpainÁlex BergantiñosKappaEstrella Galicia
ExtremaduraN/A[citation needed]KappaDestilerías Espronceda
InternacionalSpainAlfredo SantaelenaSpainÁlvaro HerreroAdidas
Racing FerrolSpainCristóbal ParraloSpainJoseluLottoReganosa
Racing SantanderSpainGuillermo Fernández RomoSpainÍñigo Sainz-MazaPumaAldro Energía
Rayo MajadahondaSpainAbel GómezSpainNéstor SusaetaNikeAfar 4
Real UniónSpainAitor ZulaikaSpainTxustaZebraBM Supermercados
San Sebastián de los ReyesSpainLoboSpainFer RuizNikeTecnitasa
SD LogroñésSpainRaúl LlonaSpainMiguel LedoLogroño DeporteEmbalajes Blanco
TalaveraSpainManuel MosqueraSpainJuan GóngoraUmbroVaquero del Pino
TudelanoSpainCarlos SalvachúaArgentinaLucas AveldañoJomaAceites Urzante
UnionistasSpainLuis AyllónSpainCarlos de la NavaErreàGrupo Ecotisa
UD LogroñésSpainAlbert AguilàSpainIñaki SáenzUmbroNatur House
Valladolid PromesasBrazilJúlio BaptistaSpainSergio NietoAdidasEstrella Galicia
ZamoraSpainYago IglesiasSpainDani HernándezUhlsportCaja Rural

Standings

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Racing Santander(C, P)3825766131+3082Promotion toSegunda División and qualification forCopa del Rey
2Deportivo La Coruña[a]3822885929+3074Qualification for thepromotion play–offs andCopa del Rey
3Racing Ferrol[b]3821985026+2472
4Rayo Majadahonda38195145047+362[c]
5UD Logroñés38188124137+462[c]
6Celta Vigo B381710116046+1461[d]
7Unionistas[e]38161395537+1861[d]
8Real Unión38186145145+660
9Badajoz381414104030+1056
10San Sebastián de los Reyes38158154041−153
11Calahorra381410144843+552
12Cultural Leonesa381213136155+649
13SD Logroñés381212144343048
14Internacional[e]381113144651−546Relegation toSegunda División RFEF
15Athletic Bilbao B381112153646−1045
16Talavera de la Reina[f]38119183954−1542
17Zamora(R)38910193048−1837Relegation toSegunda División RFEF
18Valladolid Promesas(R)3899204264−2236
19Tudelano(R)3877243354−2128
20Extremadura[g](D)3855282280−580Disqualified by Federation
Source:SoccerWay
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) head-to-head points; 3) head-to-head goal difference; 4) goal difference; 5) number of goals scored
(C) Champions;(D) Disqualified;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^Deportivo La Coruña awarded a 3–0 win over Extremadura after the latter refused to take the pitch in their Round 12 match. Extremadura was subsequently deducted 3 points.
  2. ^Racing Ferrol awarded a 3–0 win over Extremadura after failing show up in Round 25 match.
  3. ^abRayo Majadahonda is ahead of UD Logroñés on head-to-head points: Rayo Majadahonda–UD Logroñés 1–0, UD Logroñés–Rayo Majadahonda 0–1
  4. ^abCelta Vigo B is ahead of Unionistas on head-to-head points: Celta Vigo B 4, Unionistas 1
  5. ^abInternacional awarded a 3–0 win over Unionistas due to illegal alignment in their Round 10 match. Match originally ended 0–0.
  6. ^Talavera de la Reina readmitted into the2022–23 Primera Federación after the RFEF excluded Internacional from the competition.
  7. ^Extremadura was expelled from the competition after two no-shows in the competition. All subsequent matches will be awarded 0–2 for their rivals.

Results

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Home team score is given first.

Home \ AwayATHBADCALCELCULDEPEXTINTRFERACRMJRUNSSRSDLTALTUDUNIUDLVLDZAM
Athletic Bilbao B—0–01–30–11–21–13–01–02–22–11–10–00–21–00–11–00–13–13–01–0
Badajoz1–0—0–01–13–33–02–01–01–10–11–22–12–12–22–02–11–01–21–20–0
Calahorra1–11–0—1–02–00–36–11–21–11–20–12–43–22–11–23–01–10–02–10–0
Celta Vigo B4–10–02–2—5–32–11–11–20–12–13–11–21–23–22–00–23–10–13–01–0
Cultural Leonesa2–11–03–00–1—2–32–11–10–23–00–21–12–02–21–23–10–11–24–20–0
Deportivo La Coruña1–11–02–15–02–1—3–0[a]3–00–00–12–11–21–01–11–04–30–13–03–01–0
Extremadura0–210–210–20–211–30–21—1–21–02–43–20–210–60–00–21–10–210–211–02–2
Internacional3–01–02–31–13–22–34–2—0–00–32–42–00–03–11–11–13–0[b]2–22–21–1
Racing Ferrol1–10–12–15–01–10–03–0[c]2–0—1–12–12–11–00–21–03–10–10–12–11–3
Racing Santander2–00–01–02–24–00–02–012–01–0—3–24–10–01–05–11–01–11–01–02–1
Rayo Majadahonda1–10–02–10–01–01–22–012–10–22–4—1–01–01–01–21–04–31–03–13–2
Real Unión1–11–20–21–41–12–10–12–10–31–21–0—0–12–13–13–11–11–12–12–0
San Sebast. Reyes2–00–00–30–70–30–01–01–01–00–12–10–2—3–11–02–11–21–11–13–1
SD Logroñés1–11–10–01–11–11–02–010–10–20–13–10–21–0—3–23–01–03–21–12–0
Talavera de la Reina4–01–30–01–20–51–11–11–11–21–10–01–32–01–0—2–11–12–00–20–1
Tudelano2–21–20–12–01–10–12–011–00–13–03–00–20–20–20–2—1–10–01–20–1
Unionistas0–12–23–01–12–22–13–02–00–11–22–12–10–03–34–13–1—4–00–02–1
UD Logroñés1–01–01–00–00–00–11–31–11–21–00–11–01–00–11–01–02–1—3–24–1
Valladolid Promesas3–11–01–11–33–30–42–012–21–23–00–10–22–22–02–10–20–00–2—1–3
Zamora0–11–11–01–02–20–12–010–20–10–30–10–10–30–01–10–02–11–42–0—
Source:SoccerWay
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.
Notes:
  1. ^Deportivo La Coruña awarded a 3–0 win after Extremadura refused to take the pitch in their Round 12 match.
  2. ^Internacional awarded a 3–0 win over Unionistas due to illegal alignment. Match originally ended 0–0.
  3. ^Racing Ferrol awarded a 3–0 win over Extremadura after failing show up in Round 25 match.
    • 1 The opponents of Extremadura since the round 25 awarded a 2–0w/o win each.

Group 2 (South East)

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Location of teams in2021–22 Primera División RFEF – Group 2

Teams and locations

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TeamHome cityStadiumCapacity
Albacete AlbaceteCarlos Belmonte 17,524[25]
AlcoyanoAlcoyEl Collao4,850[26]
AlgecirasAlgecirasNuevo Mirador7,200[27]
AndorraAndorraAndorra la Vella,AndorraEstadi Nacional3,306
Atlético BalearesPalmaEstadi Balear6,000[28]
Atlético SanluqueñoSanlúcar de BarramedaEl Palmar5,000[29]
Barcelona BBarcelonaJohan Cruyff6,000[30]
Betis DeportivoSevilleLuis del Sol1,300[31]
Castellón CastellónCastalia 15,500[32]
CornellàCornellà de LlobregatNou Municipal de Cornellà1,500[33]
Costa BravaPalamósPalamós Costa Brava3,724
GimnàsticTarragonaNou Estadi14,591[34]
LinaresLinaresLinarejos10,000[35]
LinenseLa Línea de la ConcepciónMunicipal de La Línea12,000
Real Madrid CastillaMadridAlfredo di Stéfano6,000[36]
Sabadell SabadellNova Creu Alta11,908[37]
San FernandoSan FernandoIberoamericano12,000
Sevilla AtléticoSevilleJesús Navas8,000
UCAM MurciaMurciaLa Condomina6,000
Villarreal BVillarrealMini Estadi5,000

Personnel and sponsorship

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TeamManagerCaptainKit manufacturerShirt main sponsor
AlbaceteSpainRubén de la BarreraSpainRafa GálvezAdidasExtrual
AlcoyanoSpainVicente ParrasSpainJuliKappaUnión Alcoyana Seguros
AlgecirasSpainIván AniaSpainIván TurrilloUhlsportInmobiliaria Master House
AndorraSpainEder SarabiaSpainRubén BoverNikeMora Banc Grup
Atlético BalearesSpainEloy JiménezSpainPedro OrfilaJomaHyundai
Atlético SanluqueñoSpainAntonio IriondoSpainEdu OriolUmbroBarbadillo
Barcelona BSpainSergi BarjuánSpainArnau ComasNike
Betis DeportivoSpainPablo del PinoSpainLuis MartínezKappa
CastellónSpainSergi EscobarSpainDavid CubillasMacronDigi Communications
CornellàSpainGonzalo RiutortSpainEloy GilaPatrick
Costa BravaSpainOriol AlsinaSpainMarcos PérezHummelPensador de Apuestas
GimnàsticSpainRaül AgnéSpainJoan OriolUmbroSorigué
LinaresSpainAlberto GonzálezSpainRodriNikeMartín López Carburantes
LinenseSpainAlberto MonteagudoSpainÑito GonzálezLegeaLotus Watches
Real Madrid CastillaSpainRaúlSpainAntonio BlancoAdidasEmirates
SabadellSpainPedro MunitisSpainAleix CochHummel
San FernandoSpainNacho CastroSpainFrancis FerrónKappaAfa Vitae
Sevilla AtléticoSpainAlejandro AcejoSpainPedro OrtizNikeMarathonbet
UCAM MurciaSpainJosé Manuel AiraSpainBiel RibasHummelUCAM
Villarreal BSpainMiguel ÁlvarezSpainRamón BuenoJoma

Standings

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Andorra(C, P)3821896138+2371Promotion toSegunda División and qualification forCopa del Rey
2Villarreal B(O, P)38207116536+2967[a]Qualification for thepromotion play-offs
3Albacete(O, P)38191095234+1867[a]Qualification for thepromotion play-offs andCopa del Rey
4Gimnàstic38161394130+1161
5Linares38179125947+1260
6Atlético Baleares38151495235+1759[b]Qualification for theCopa del Rey
7Algeciras381611115039+1159[b]
8Sabadell381610124433+1158
9Barcelona B38169135951+857
10Real Madrid Castilla38168146647+1956
11Alcoyano381313124140+152
12Linense381311143544−950[c]
13Castellón38148163750−1350[c]
14Cornellà38146183948−948[d]
15San Fernando38139164958−948[d]
16Atlético Sanluqueño(R)381210163956−1746[e]Relegation toSegunda División RFEF
17Sevilla Atlético(R)38137183655−1946[e]
18UCAM Murcia(R)38811194256−1435
19Costa Brava(R)38615172651−2533
20Betis Deportivo(R)3863292368−4521
Source:SoccerWay
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) head-to-head points; 3) head-to-head goal difference; 4) goal difference; 5) number of goals scored
(C) Champions;(O) Play-off winners;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^abVillarreal B is ahead of Albacete on head-to-head goal difference: Villarreal B–Albacete 3–0, Albacete–Villarreal B 1–0
  2. ^abAtlético Baleares is ahead of Algeciras on head-to-head points: Atlético Baleares 4, Algeciras 1
  3. ^abLinense is ahead of Castellón on head-to-head points: Linense 6, Castellón 0
  4. ^abCornellà is ahead of San Fernando on head-to-head points: Cornellà 4, San Fernando 1
  5. ^abAtlético Sanluqueño is ahead of Sevilla Atlético on head-to-head points: Atlético Sanluqueño 6, Sevilla Atlético 0

Results

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Home team score is given first.

Home \ AwayALBALCALGANDATBASLBARBETCASCORCBVGIMLNRLNSRMCSABSFESEVUCMVIL
Albacete—2–03–11–01–04–02–01–13–13–01–30–11–03–02–01–11–00–13–11–0
Alcoyano0–0—0–02–20–03–02–31–01–12–00–10–10–21–01–11–10–22–13–20–0
Algeciras0–01–2—2–21–11–32–11–10–03–25–11–00–01–01–10–03–03–01–12–1
Andorra3–11–21–0—2–22–02–12–01–02–10–02–01–07–12–12–11–02–01–00–1
Atlético Baleares4–12–12–11–1—0–06–21–02–00–01–01–11–11–01–13–11–10–23–00–0
Atlético Sanluqueño2–22–20–21–21–0—0–21–00–14–01–10–00–20–03–10–31–01–01–12–1
Barcelona B2–20–01–12–13–15–0—1–25–02–10–00–21–12–12–20–20–24–02–22–1
Betis Deportivo0–23–22–33–20–20–31–2—0–11–32–10–31–31–20–30–40–10–11–01–2
Castellón0–00–01–01–32–10–12–02–1—1–31–01–11–10–23–00–11–32–01–03–3
Cornellà1–02–04–00–30–21–01–02–01–1—2–00–02–11–01–00–12–01–21–10–0
Costa Brava0–30–30–11–11–20–02–21–22–01–0—1–01–40–00–11–11–10–03–00–0
Gimnàstic0–02–11–00–31–23–31–02–03–01–01–1—3–15–11–01–01–11–02–21–0
Linares0–01–10–33–12–01–11–21–03–00–32–02–0—0–01–02–03–04–01–22–1
Linense4–11–00–43–11–01–01–23–01–01–00–00–05–2—2–11–10–31–12–01–2
Real Madrid Castilla0–11–22–03–12–25–20–04–01–25–05–12–14–11–1—3–04–02–13–02–1
Sabadell1–03–00–10–11–01–01–30–01–32–13–02–03–10–00–2—2–31–01–10–1
San Fernando3–30–00–20–10–43–10–21–01–23–31–12–02–21–13–10–1—2–32–11–3
Sevilla Atlético0–11–31–31–11–11–22–11–02–01–02–10–01–41–01–10–04–1—0–22–1
UCAM Murcia1–21–22–01–11–11–21–21–00–12–01–11–11–21–03–01–12–32–1—2–3
Villarreal B3–00–13–02–02–14–13–03–03–23–02–00–05–00–04–10–30–35–12–1—
Source:SoccerWay
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Final

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The winners of the two regular season groups will faced off in a single-match neutral site final to determine the champion of the 2021–22 Primera División RFEF season. The match took place at one of the stadiums designated to host the promotion play-off.[38]

Racing Santander3–0Andorra
Cedric23',62'
Soko86'		Report
Attendance: 350
Referee: Pedro Eugenio Muñoz Piedra
Racing
Andorra
13GKSpainMiquel Parera
4DFSpainPol Moreno
5DFSpainPablo Bobadilla
16DFSpainJavi Vázquez
17DFSpainUnai Medina
8MFSpainFausto TienzaYellow card 35'downward-facing red arrow 88'
6MFSpain Íñigo Sainz-Maza
10MFSpainPablo TorreYellow card 75'downward-facing red arrow 75'
22MFSpainArturo Molina
12MFCameroonPatrick SokoYellow card 87'
9FWNigeriaCedric Omoiguidownward-facing red arrow 82'
Substitutions:
1GKSpainLucas Díaz
30DFSpain Mario Jorrin
7MFSpainÁlvaro Bustos
11MFSpainMarco Camusupward-facing green arrow 75'
14MFSpainBorja Domínguezupward-facing green arrow 88'
20MFSpainSergio Marcosupward-facing green arrow 88'
26MFSpain Simón Pérez
21FWScotlandJack Harper
23FWSpain Manu Justoupward-facing green arrow 82'
Manager:
SpainGuillermo Fernández Romo
1GKArgentinaNico Ratti
18DFSpain Diego Gonzálezdownward-facing red arrow 80'
26DFSpainÁlex PastorYellow card 58'
20DFSpainMartí Vilà
15DFSpainDani Morer
2DFSpain Adrià Altimiradownward-facing red arrow 60'
6MFSpain Marc Aguado
7MFNetherlandsHector HevelYellow card 22'downward-facing red arrow 80'
14MFSpain Sergio MolinaYellow card 45'downward-facing red arrow 60'
11MFSpainMarc FernándezYellow card 42'downward-facing red arrow 80'
10FWSpainCarlos MartínezYellow card 54'
Substitutions:
13GKSpain Josele Martínez
3DFSpainRoger Riera
23DFSpain Eudald Vergésupward-facing green arrow 80'
27DFSpain Pau Casadesús
4MFSpainMarc Pedraza
8MFSpainMartí Riverola
16MFSenegal Zourdine Thior
17MFSpainDavid Martínupward-facing green arrow 80'
21MFSpainRubén Boverupward-facing green arrow 60'
22MFSpain Iván Gilupward-facing green arrow 60'
9FWSpainRubén Enriupward-facing green arrow 80'
19FWSpainManuel Nieto
Manager:
SpainEder Sarabia

Promotion playoffs

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Main article:2022 Primera División RFEF play-offs

Copa del Rey qualifiers

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The following clubs qualified for the2022–23 Copa del Rey by virtue of their league finish:

Group 1
PositionTeam
1stRacing Santander
2ndDeportivo La Coruña
3rdRacing Ferrol
4thRayo Majadahonda
5thUD Logroñés
Group 2
PositionTeam
1stAndorra
3rdAlbacete
4thGimnàstic
5thLinares
6thAtlético Baleares

Top goalscorers

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RankPlayerTeamGoals
1SpainFerran JutglàBarcelona B19
1SpainAlberto QuilesDeportivo La Coruña18
2SpainDioniAtlético Baleares17
3NigeriaCedric OmoiguiRacing Santander16
3SpainJuan Carlos AranaVillarreal B16

See also

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