1988–89 Segunda División B

The 1988–89 Segunda División B season saw 80 teams participate in the third flight Spanish league.

Group 1

—	Pos	Team	P	Pts	W	D	L	GF	GA
	1	Bilbao Athletic	38	59	26	7	5	74	37
	2	Baracaldo CF	38	51	21	9	8	56	32
	3	CD Orense	38	51	18	15	5	50	23
	4	Real Avilés Industrial	38	50	17	16	5	48	25
	5	CD Lugo	38	47	18	11	9	49	20
	6	Pontevedra CF	38	43	15	13	10	45	34
	7	CD Endesa As Pontes	38	43	17	9	12	54	46
	8	Cultural y Deportiva Leonesa	38	41	16	9	13	44	37
	9	Arosa SC	38	40	15	10	13	41	33
	10	SD Ponferradina	38	36	14	8	16	42	44
	11	UP Langreo	38	34	10	14	14	43	49
	12	CD Lalín	38	34	12	10	16	28	39
	13	Racing Club de Ferrol	38	34	11	12	15	32	38
	14	CD Basconia	38	34	9	16	13	36	48
	15	SD Lemona	38	33	9	15	14	29	33
	16	SCD Durango	38	33	10	13	15	29	40
	17	CD Arenteiro	38	26	10	6	22	26	53
	18	Santoña CF	38	25	7	11	20	19	49
	19	Real Oviedo Af.	38	24	7	10	21	31	68
	20	Bergantiños CF	38	22	6	10	22	31	59

Group II

—	Pos	Team	Pl	Pts	W	D	L	GF	GA
	1	Palamós CF	38	59	23	13	2	70	30
	2	Andorra FC	38	54	23	8	7	59	28
	3	San Sebastián CF	38	46	20	6	12	57	34
	4	CD Teruel	38	45	17	11	10	43	35
	5	CF Sporting Mahonés	38	45	18	9	11	49	34
	6	Atlético Baleares	38	45	15	15	8	54	40
	7	CA Osasuna Promesas	38	42	15	12	11	59	46
	8	CD Binéfar	38	40	15	10	13	57	50
	9	Gim. de Tarragona	38	40	13	14	11	54	44
	10	CD Hospitalet	38	38	15	8	15	57	44
	11	F.C. Barcelona Af. ^[1]	38	37	16	5	17	64	58
	12	CD Endesa Andorra	38	36	11	14	13	41	54
	13	CD Calahorra	38	35	13	9	16	44	48
	14	UD Fraga	38	34	12	10	16	41	54
	15	CD Cala Millor ^[2]	38	33	12	9	17	49	56
	16	Deportivo Aragón	38	32	10	12	16	38	41
	17	CD Arnedo	38	32	11	10	17	43	56
	18	UD Poblense	38	26	9	8	21	28	56
	19	Terrassa FC	38	26	10	6	22	37	68
	20	CD Santa Ponsa	38	15	2	11	25	24	92

Group III

—	Pos	Team	Pl	Pts	W	D	L	GF	GA
	1	Atlético Madrileño	38	52	21	10	7	78	40
	2	Sevilla Atlético	38	51	20	11	7	53	31
	3	Linares CF	38	51	18	15	5	46	25
	4	CD Badajoz	38	49	21	7	10	60	33
	5	Atlético Tomelloso	38	46	18	10	10	53	36
	6	Getafe CF	38	43	16	11	11	52	36
	7	RSD Alcalá	38	41	13	15	10	42	45
	8	CD Leganés	38	39	13	13	12	36	37
	9	CD Pegaso	38	38	15	8	15	47	49
	10	CD Marino	38	37	15	7	16	44	45
	11	Real Jaén	38	37	13	11	14	43	48
	12	Real Ávila CF	38	35	12	11	15	39	42
	13	Córdoba CF	38	35	13	9	16	36	39
	14	CD Maspalomas	38	34	10	14	14	39	47
	15	UD Telde	38	32	10	12	16	51	55
	16	UD SS de los Reyes	38	32	10	12	16	28	43
	17	UP Plasencia	38	32	7	18	13	28	32
	18	Betis Dep. Balompié	38	29	9	11	18	54	67
	19	CD Don Benito	38	28	9	10	19	30	59
	20	SDG Medinense ^[3]	38	17	5	9	24	29	79

Group IV

—	Pos	Team	Pl	Pts	W	D	L	GF	GA
	1	Levante UD	38	59	25	9	4	66	29
	2	AgD Ceuta	38	48	15	18	5	44	23
	3	At. Sanluqueño CF	38	47	17	13	8	47	27
	4	Villarreal CF	38	45	15	15	8	53	34
	5	CD Eldense	38	44	15	14	9	37	32
	6	CA Marbella	38	43	15	13	10	46	32
	7	Cartagena FC	38	41	16	9	13	39	29
	8	Hércules CF	38	40	14	12	12	49	47
	9	CD Alcoyano	38	39	15	9	14	48	44
	10	CD Olímpic de Xàtiva	38	39	13	13	12	41	41
	11	CF Gandía	38	38	12	14	12	32	30
	12	Albacete Balompié	38	36	11	14	13	46	45
	13	Torrevieja CF	38	35	12	11	15	45	52
	14	Balompédica Linense	38	35	10	15	13	36	41
	15	UD Melilla	38	35	13	9	16	37	49
	16	Granada CF	38	32	10	12	16	40	47
	17	Poli. Almería	38	28	11	6	21	37	59
	18	Algeciras CF	38	27	6	15	17	28	43
	19	CF Lorca Deportiva	38	26	8	10	20	20	53
	20	Nules CF	38	23	7	9	22	32	66

Notes

↑ Relegated to the Segunda División Barcelona At., Barcelona Afic. was forced to drop to Tercera División, because both branches of FC Barcelona. Therefore, it amounted to AEC Manlleu, runner on third in the group V, which corresponded to play Barcelona Afic.
↑ Not to pay its debts to its players, the Cala Millor was down to Tercera División, rising to take their place on Ibiza, the group XI runner in this category
↑ G. Medinense 2 points deducted for not being present to play against Marino.

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