Representatives of the participating clubs in Second RFEF They chose this Monday by telematic voting the configuration of the five groups of this category for the 2022-2023 season.
Such a structure has a temporary nature, as pending the realization of the effective registration of the competition of each of the 90 clubsubject to compliance with category requirements.
The Second RFEF season will begin in the first week of September and will run until June 11, 2023, the date on which the season will end. Playoff promotion, which recovers the round-trip elimination format.
The direct promotion of the champions of all groups is maintained and the dates are subject to approval next week of Designated RFEF Commission.
This is how the five groups of the Second RFEF remain:
Group 1: Bergantiños, Burgos B, Arenteiro, Guijuelo, Laredo, Marino de Luanco, Palencia Cristo Atlético, Coruxo, Ourense, Polvorín, Rayo Cantabria, Real Avilés, Oviedo B, Gimnástica de Torrelavega, Valladolid B, Compostela, Langreo and Zamora.
Group 2: San Juan, Arenas, Alfaro, Arnedo, Brea, Cirbonero, Izarra, Tudelano, Alavés B, Racing Rioja, Real Sociedad C, Sestao River, Beasain, Gernika, Tarazona, UD Logroñés B, Mutilvera and Utebo.
Group 3: Prat, Saguntino, Manresa, Ebro, Ibiza Pitiusas Islands, Lleida, Teruel, Hércules, Espanyol B, Mallorca B, Deportivo Aragón, Peña Deportiva, Formentera, Terrassa, Costa Brava, Olot, Alzira and Mestalla.
Group 4: Antequera, Mancha Real, Atlético Sanluqueño, Betis B, Cádiz B, Cartagena, El Ejido 2012, San Roque de Lepe, Utrera, Recreativo Granada, Juventud Torremolinos, Mar Menor, Recreativo, Sevilla Atlético, UCAM Murcia, Vélez, Xerez and Yeclano.
Team 5: Alcorcón B, Unión Adarve, Navalcarnero, Atlético B, Paso, Diocesano, Coria, Don Benito, Guadalajara, Leganés B, Talavera, Villanovense, Cacereño, Extremadura, Gimnástica Segoviana, Melilla, Montijo and Socuéllamos.
Source: La Verdad
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