Segunda Division

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Champions: Real Valladolid · Promoted: Valladolid, Almería, Real Murcia

Club	Stadium	City	Capacity
Las Palmas	Gran Canaria Stadiumopened 2003	Las Palmas de Gran Canaria381,868 people	32,392
Real Murcia	Estadio Nueva Condominaopened 2006	Murcia479,405 people	32,024
Elche	Estadio Martínez Valeroopened 1976	Elche245,557 people	31,388
Sporting Gijón	El Molinónopened 1908	Gijón269,894 people	29,371
Real Valladolid	José Zorrilla Stadiumopened 1982	Valladolid302,614 people	27,618
Hércules	Estadio José Rico Pérezopened 1974	Alicante366,221 people	24,704
Xerez	Estadio Municipal de Chapínopened 1988	Cádiz109,950 people	20,523
Deportivo Alavés	Mendizorrotza Stadiumopened 1924	Vitoria-Gasteiz260,699 people	19,840
Albacete	Estadio Carlos Belmonteopened 1960	Albacete175,400 people	17,524
Numancia	Nuevo Estadio Los Pajaritosopened 1999	Soria41,025 people	9,025
Ponferradina	Estadio El Toralínopened 2000	Ponferrada63,186 people	8,400
Lorca Deportiva	Estadio Francisco Artés Carrascoopened 2003	Lorca98,969 people	8,120
Poli Ejido	Estadio Municipal Santo Domingoopened 2001	El Ejido91,440 people	7,870
Ciudad de Murcia	Estadio de La Condominaopened 1924	Murcia479,405 people	6,800
Real Madrid Castilla	Alfredo Di Stéfano Stadiumopened 2006	Madrid3,223,334 people	6,000
Capacity not recorded yet
Almería			–
Cádiz			–
Castellón			–
Málaga			–
Salamanca			–
Tenerife			–
Vecindario			–

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