Segona Catalana

The Segona Catalana is the 6th tier of the Spanish football league system and the second highest league in the autonomous community of Catalonia. The league was formed in 2011 to replace Territorial Preferent as second level of Catalonia and was split into 6 groups.[1]

Segona Catalana

Founded	2011
Country	Spain
Confederation	FCF
Number of teams	108 (6 groups)
Level on pyramid	6
Promotion to	Primera Catalana
Relegation to	Tercera Catalana
Domestic cup(s)	Copa Catalunya
Most championships	CFJ Mollerussa (6 titles)
Website	Official website
2019–20 Segona Catalana

Structure

The league comprises 108 teams (6 groups of 18 teams). Over the course of a season, which runs annually from September to the following June, each team plays twice against the others in the league, once at 'home' and once 'away', resulting in each team competing in 34 games in total. Three points are awarded for a win, one for a draw and zero for a loss. The teams are ranked in the league table by points gained. In the event that two or more teams finish the season equal in all these respects, teams are separated by head-to-head points, then head-to-head goal difference, then head-to-head goals scored, then goal difference and then goals scored.
At the end of the season, the top team of each group and the winner of the promotion play-off are promoted to the Primera Catalana. The loser of the relegation play-off and the bottom three teams of each group are relegated to Tercera Catalana. The Segona Catalana promotion play-off consists in two legs on a home-and-away basis played by teams finishing in 2nd place, and the winner is promoted to Primera Catalana. The three last teams of each group play the Segona Catalana relegation play-off like the promotion play-off format.

Clubs

The following 108 clubs are competing in the Segona Catalana during the 2017–18 season.

Group 1

Club
C.E. Abadessenc
C.E. Aro
C.D. Bescanó
U.E. Caldes Malavella
U.E. Camprodon
U.E. Can Gibert
U.D. Cassà
C.E.F. Bosc de Tosca
Girona FC "C"
A.D. Guíxols
F.C. L'Escala
U.E. Marca de L'ham
C.D. Palafolls
C.F. Palafrugell
U.E. Porqueres
A.E. Roses
C.F. Sant Jaume de Llierca
U.E. Tossa

Group 2

Club
F.C. Argentona
C.F. Besos Barón de Viver
C.E. Canyelles
C.E. Districte 030
C.F. Escola Esportiva Guineueta
C.E. Mataró E.F.
C.E. Europa "B"
F.P. Hermes
C.E. Llavaneres
C.D. Masnou
C.D. Montcada
U.D. Parc
C.F.AT. Piferrer
Sant Adrià C.F.
C.F. Sant Andreu de la Barca Agrupació
AT.C. Sant Pol
C.P. Sarrià
Unificación Llefià C.F.

Group 3

Club
Atlètic Prat Delta C.F.
Atlètic Sant Just F.C.
C.F. Begues
U.D. Can Trias
C.F.A. Espluguenc
C.D. Fontsanta Fatjó
F.E. Atlètic Vilafranca
U.D. Gornal
C.F. Júnior
C.D. Marianao Poblet
Molins de Rei C.F.
C.E. Olímpic Can Fatjó
A.E. Prat "B"
U.E. Rubí
U.E. Sant Joan Despí
F.C. Sant Quirze del Vallès
C.F. Suburense
C.F. Vilanova i la Geltrú

Group 4

Club
U.E. Avià
C.F. Bellavista-Milan
C.E. Berga
C.F.U. Can Rull Rómulo Tronchoni
C.F. Folgueroles
C.F.AT. Gironella
C.F. Les Franqueses
F.C. Matadepera
U.D. Molletense
OAR Vic
C.F. Parets
C.E. Premià
C.F. Ripollet
U.E. Sabadell Nord
U.E. Sabadellenca
C.E. Sallent
U.E. Tona
Vic Riuprimer REFO F.C.

Group 5

Club
F.C. Alcarràs
C.E. Artesa de Segre
C.F. Bellpuig
C.AT. Castellserà
C.D. Cervera
C.F.J Mollerussa
U.E. Guissona
C.F. Juneda
C.F. L'Albi
C.F. Linyola
C.F. Organyà
C.F. Palau d'Anglesola
C.F. Solsona
U.E. Tàrrega
A.D. Térmens
C.F. Torrefarrera
C.F. Tremp
C.F. Vallfogona de Balaguer

Group 6

Club
C.F. Amposta
C.F. Batea
C.F. Camarles
U.C.F. Cambrils
C.F. Canonja
C.F. Gandesa
C.D. L'Hospitalet de l'Infant
C.F. Jesús Catalònia
C.D. La Cava
C.F. La Sénia
C.D. Morell
C.F. Pobla de Mafumet "B"
C.F. Reddis
C.AT. Roda de Barà
U.D. Torredembarra
C.D.C. Torreforta
C.F. Ulldecona
C.E. Vendrell

References

1. La Primera i Segona Catalana ja coneixen el calendari per la propera temporada 2011/2012 (in Catalan) ARA newspaper website, accessed: 21 June 2019