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2014–15 Tercera División

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Season
  
2014–15

Location
  
Spain

Start date
  
August 2014

2014–15 Tercera División

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The 2014–15 Tercera División is the fourth tier in Spanish football. It started in late August 2014 and ended in late June 2015 with the promotion play-off finals.

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Competition format

  • The top four eligible teams in each group, will play the promotion playoffs.
  • The champion of each group will qualify to 2015–16 Copa del Rey. If the champion is a reserve team, the first non-reserve team qualified will join the Copa.
  • In each group, at least three teams will be relegated to Regional Divisions.

    • Group I – Galicia

  • Promoted from Preferente: Negreira (One year after), Galicia de Mugardos (First time ever), Barco (21 years after), Verín (5 years after) and Noia (First time ever).
    • Top goalscorers
    Top goalkeeper

    Group II – Asturias

  • 1 Due to Real Avilés relegation from Segunda División B to this group, the reserve team, Real Avilés B, was relegated to Regional Preferente.
  • 2 Due to the relegation of Marino de Luanco and Langreo, L'Entregu and Andés are relegated to Regional Preferente for maintaining 20 teams in the group.
  • Promoted from Preferente: Siero (6 years after), Colunga (First time ever) and Tineo (First time ever).
    • Top goalscorers
    Top goalkeeper

    Group III – Cantabria

  • 2 Due to the relegation of CD Tropezón, Santoña is relegated to Regional Preferente for maintining 20 teams in the group.
  • Promoted from Preferente: Guarnizo (One year after), Sámano (26 years after) and Naval (12 years after).
    • Top goalscorers
    Top goalkeeper

    Group IV – Basque Country

  • Promoted from Preferente and División de Honor: Vitoria (3 years after), Elgorriaga (First time ever), Deusto (30 years after), Getxo (2 years after), Aurrerá de Ondarroa (9 years after) and Aretxabaleta (5 years after).
    • Top goalscorers
    Top goalkeeper

    Group V – Catalonia

  • Promoted from Primera Catalana: Júpiter (2 years after), Granollers (9 years after) and Morell (First time ever).
    • Top goalscorers
    Top goalkeeper

    Group VI – Valencian Community

  • 2 Villarreal C could not participate in the play-offs as they are reserve team of Villarreal B who are in Segunda División B.
  • Promoted from Preferente: Buñol (11 years after), Recambios Colón (First time ever) and Rayo Ibense (28 years after).
    • Top goalscorers
    Top goalkeeper

    Group VII – Community of Madrid

  • 3 Real Madrid C was disbanded after the end of the season.
  • 4 Due to Atlético Madrid B relegation from Segunda División B to this group, the reserve team, Atlético Madrid C, was relegated to Preferente.
  • Promoted from Preferente: Aravaca (One year after), Collado Villalba (One year after), Colonia Moscardó (2 years after) and Lugo Fuenlabrada (First time ever).
    • Top goalscorer
    Top goalkeeper

    Group VIII – Castile and León

  • 1 Salmantino was relegated to the last tier by the Federation, as it is considered a new club and would not occupy the vacant place of UD Salamanca B when it was dissolved. Its place is occupied the next season by CD Villamuriel.
  • Promoted from Primera Regional: Sporting Uxama (11 years after), Santa Marta (One year after) and Ciudad Rodrigo (33 years after).
    • Top goalscorers
    Top goalkeeper

    Group IX – Eastern Andalusia and Melilla

  • Promoted from Primera Andaluza and Primera Melilla: Rincón (First time ever), Comarca del Mármol (First time ever) and River Melilla (First time ever).
    • Top goalscorers
    Top goalkeeper

    Group X – Western Andalusia and Ceuta

    Top goalscorers
    Top goalkeeper

    Group XI – Balearic Islands

    Top goalscorers
    Top goalkeeper

    Group XII – Canary Islands

    Top goalscorers
    Top goalkeeper

    Group XIII – Region of Murcia

    Top goalscorers
    Top goalkeeper

    Group XIV – Extremadura

    Top goalscorers
    Top goalkeeper

    Group XV – Navarre

    Top goalscorers
    Top goalkeeper

    Group XVI – La Rioja

    Top goalscorers
    Top goalkeeper

    Group XVII – Aragon

    Top goalscorers
    Top goalkeeper

    Group XVIII – Castilla-La Mancha

    Top goalscorers
    Top goalkeeper

    References

    2014–15 Tercera División Wikipedia
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