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Primera Federación Group 1

Champions: Racing Santander · Promoted: Racing Santander

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Split from Segunda División B Group 1 (?–2021), Segunda División B Group 2 (?–2021), Segunda División B Group 3 (?–2021), Segunda División B Group 4 (?–2021)

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
Deportivo La CoruñaEstadio Riazoropened 1944A Coruña251,543 people32,490
SD LogroñésEstadio Las Gaunasopened 2002Logroño152,150 people16,000
UD LogroñésEstadio Las Gaunasopened 2002Logroño152,150 people16,000
BadajozEstadio Nuevo Viveroopened 1998Badajoz150,209 people14,898
Cultural LeonesaEstadio Reino de Leónopened 2001León123,446 people13,451
Racing FerrolEstadio Municipal de A Malataopened 1993Ferrol64,367 people11,669
ExtremaduraEstadio Francisco de la Heraopened 1951Almendralejo34,587 people11,580
TudelanoEstadio Ciudad de Tudelaopened 1969Tudela38,903 people10,000
ZamoraEstadio Ruta de la Plataopened 2002Zamora59,815 people7,813
Real UniónStadium Galopened 1926Irun63,835 people6,344
CF Talavera de la ReinaEstadi El PradoTalavera de la Reina83,803 people4,200
Athletic Bilbao BLezama FacilitiesBilbao351,124 people3,250
Celta FortunaMunicipal de BarreiroVigo294,489 people1,500
Capacity not recorded yet
Calahorra–
Internacional de Madrid–
Racing SantanderCampos de Sport de El Sardineroopened 1988Santander175,425 people–
Rayo MajadahondaMiniestadio Cerro del EspinoMajadahonda72,268 people–
Real Valladolid PromesasValladolid302,614 people–
SS ReyesEstadio MatapiñoneraSan Sebastián de los Reyes96,992 people–
Unionistas de Salamanca–

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