Divisiones Regionales de Fútbol in the Valencian Community

Segunda Regional
Founded	Unknown
Country	Spain
Number of teams	258; 18 groups
Level on pyramid	8
Promotion to	Primera Regional
Domestic cup(s)	None
Website	Official website

Primera Regional
Founded	Unknown
Country	Spain
Number of teams	112; 7 groups of 16
Level on pyramid	7
Promotion to	Regional Preferente
Relegation to	Segunda Regional
Domestic cup(s)	None
Website	Official website

Regional Preferente
Founded	1970
Country	Spain
Number of teams	72; 4 groups of 18
Level on pyramid	6
Promotion to	3ª RFEF – Group 6
Relegation to	Primera Regional
Domestic cup(s)	None
Website	Official website

The Divisiones Regionales de Fútbol in the Valencian Community, are organized by the Valencian Football Federation:

Regional Preferente (Level 6 of the Spanish football pyramid)
Primera Regional (Level 7)
Segunda Regional (Level 8)

League chronology

Timeline

Regional Preferente

The Regional Preferente de la Comunitat Valenciana is one of the lower levels of the Spanish Football League. It is held every year. It stands at the sixth level of Spanish football with teams five promotions away from the top division. Teams from this league progress into the Tercera División RFEF Group 6. The participating teams are based in the Valencian Community.

The League

The league consists of four regional groups of 16 teams each. Group 1 consists of teams in the province of Castellon and the Sagunto area of Valencia province, Group 2 teams in the northern part of the province of Valencia, Group 3 teams in the southern part of the province of Valencia and Group 4 teams from Alicante province.

Promotion & Relegation

The top three teams of each group advance to the promotional playoffs. The twelve teams are paired into four playoff groups. In the first round: the four group champions teams against the four third-placed teams and the two runners-up against the other two runners-up in home and away system with the clubs scoring the most goals advancing to the second round. The six winners are drawn into three more groups with the three winners being promoted to Tercera División RFEF – Group 6. The bottom three teams (16th-18th) in each group are relegated to the Primera Regional de la Comunitat Valenciana, which consists of seven regional groups.

Alqueries

Almazora

San Pedro

La Vall d'Uixó

Vinaròs

Benicarló

Sant Jordi

Nules

Benicasim

Altura

Onda

Castellón

2012–13 Regional Preferente – Group 1 teams (Castellón province)

Albuixech

Puçol

Museros

Massamagrell

Acero B

2012–13 Regional Preferente – Group 1 teams (Valencia province)

Paterna

Burjassot

Valencia

Quart

Requena

Cheste

Chiva

Alboraya

Aldaia

Crack's

Mislata

Moncada

Godella

Buñol

L'Eliana

Llíria

Torrent

2012–13 Regional Preferente – Group 2 teams (Valencia province)

Alginet

Benigànim

Cullera

Gandía

Sueca

Massanassa

Tavernes

Recambios

Castellonense

Jávea

Canals

Carcaixent

Pego

Silla

Alberic

Algemesí

Ondarense

2012–13 Regional Preferente – Group 3 teams (Valencia province and northern Alicante province)

Horadada

Almoradí

Pinoso

Contestano

Callosa

Benidorm

Santa Pola

Alcoy

Alicante

Thader

Aspe

El Campello

Villajoyosa

Albatera

Altea

Villena

Algueña

2012–13 Regional Preferente – Group 4 teams (Alicante province)

2018–19 season teams

Group I	Group II
CD Onda CD Almazora UD Puzol CD Benicarló UD Vall de Uxó CD Burriana Nules CF CD Cabanes CF San Jorge CF Albuixech CF Rafalafena CD l'Alcora CD Castellón B Alqueries CF CF San Pedro CF Huracán Moncada Almenara Atlètic CF Borriol	Recambios Colón CD Torrent CF CD Utiel Ribarroja CF Discóbolo-La Torre AC CD San Marcelino SC Requena Buñol Rayo San Antonio Atlético Vallbonense UD Quart de Poblet UD Aldaia CF UD Juventud Barrio del Cristo Mislata CF Burjassot CF Alcácer CF UD Castellar-Oliveral CD Serranos

Group III	Group IV
UE Tavernes UD Castellonense UD Benigánim CD Jávea UD Alginet CD Enguera Pego CF Muro CF CD Dénia CF Tous L'Olleria CF CD Monte Sión Racing Rafelcofer CF CD Contestano UD Carcaixent UE L'Alcúdia CF UE Gandia UD Portuarios	Intercity Sant Joan CD Almoradí Hércules CF B CF Independiente Alicante CD Tháder CD Universidad de Alicante Elda Industrial CF Callosa Deportiva CF CD Torrevieja Villajoyosa CF Benferri CF Orihuela CF B FB Redován CF UD Horadada Aspe UD UD Ilicitana CF SFFCV Benidorm CD Villena CF

Champions

Season	Gr. I	Gr. II	Gr. III	Gr. IV
2015–16	Segorbe	Torrent	Tavernes	La Nucía
2016–17	Onda	Paiporta	Atzeneta	Villajoyosa
2017–18	Acero	Villamarxant	Atzeneta	Jove Español
2018–19	Puçol	Recambios Colón	Dénia	Intercity Sant Joan
2019–20	Benicarló	Buñol	Castellonense	Villajoyosa

Season	Gr. I	Gr. II	Gr. III	Gr. IV	Gr. V	Gr. VI
2020–21	Castellón B	Rayo Llíria CF	Buñol	Castellonense	CFI Alicante	Callosa Deportiva

Primera Regional

Primera Regional de la Comunidad Valenciana is the seventh level of competition of the Spanish Football League in the Valencian Community. It is played with 7 regional groups of 16 teams each. At the end of the season, The champions and the three best runners-up are promoted directly. The other four runners-up enter promotion playoff where two winners are promoted. Three clubs from each group are relegated to Segunda Regional.

Segunda Regional

Segunda Regional de la Comunidad Valenciana is the eighth level of competition of the Spanish Football League in the Valencian Community. It is played with 18 groups from 14 to 16 clubs. At the end of the season, the champions and the best three runners-up are promoted.

External links

Federación de Fútbol de la Comunidad Valenciana

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