2014 Segunda División play-offs

Main article: 2013–14 Segunda División

The 2014 Segunda División play-offs took place in June 2014 and has determined the third team which will be promoted to the top division. Teams placed between 3rd and 6th position (excluding reserve teams) are taking part in the promotion play-offs.

The regulations are the same as the previous season:^[1] in the semifinals the fifth placed team faces the fourth, while the sixth placed team faces the third. In case of a draw, extra time was played but there was a penalty shoot-out; the winner will be the best positioned team. The first leg of the semi-finals was played on 11 June, and the second leg on 15 June at home of the best positioned team. The final will also be two-legged, with the first leg on 19 June and the second leg on 22 June, with the best positioned team also playing the second leg at home.^[1]

Road to the playoffs

League table


Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification or relegation
3	Barcelona B !Barcelona B	42	20	6	16	60	46	+14	066¹	Not eligible
4	Murcia !Murcia	42	16	17	9	55	44	+11	65	Promotion play-offs
5	Sporting Gijón !Sporting Gijón	42	16	16	10	63	51	+12	64
6	Las Palmas !Las Palmas	42	18	9	15	51	50	+1	63
7	Córdoba !Córdoba	42	16	13	13	47	43	+4	61

Overview

The two non-seeded teams, Córdoba and Las Palmas qualified for the final game. Both teams won away in the second leg of the round.

In the finals, a goal of Ulises Dávila in the 94th minute gave the promotion place to Córdoba CF. Just one minute before, the game was stopped due to an invasion of the pitch of several fans of Las Palmas, who wanted to celebrate the promotion before time.^[2]

After the playoffs, Real Murcia was relegated to Segunda División B due to financial irregularities.

Promotion play-offs

Semi-finals					Final

6	Las Palmas	1	1	2
5	Sporting de Gijón	0	0	0
					7	Córdoba	0	1	1
					6	Las Palmas	0	1	1
7	Córdoba	0	2	2
4	Murcia	0	1	1

Semifinals

Team 1	Agg.	Team 2	1st leg	2nd leg
Sporting Gijón	0–2	Las Palmas	0–1	0–1
Murcia	1–2	Córdoba	0–0	1–2

First leg

Córdoba v Murcia

11 June 2014
20:00 CEST

Córdoba	0 – 0	Murcia
	Report

Nuevo Arcángel
Attendance: 14,000
Referee: Arcediano Monescillo

Córdoba

Murcia


GK	1	Juan Carlos
DF	29	Daniel Pinillos
DF	17	Adrián Gunino	30'
DF	6	Luso
DF	28	Fran Cruz	22'
DF	4	Iago Bouzón
MF	20	Juanlu	53'	85'
MF	24	Pelayo		26'
MF	23	Abel
MF	15	Pedro
FW	11	Arturo		72'
Substitutions:
GK	13	Mikel Saizar
DF	3	Samu		85'
FW	9	Xisco		72'
FW	10	Ulises Dávila		26'
MF	22	Aritz López Garai
DF	27	Fran Cruz
DF	33	Eduard Campabadal
Manager:
Albert Ferrer


GK	1	Casto
DF	7	Francisco Molinero	61'
DF	14	Mauro dos Santos	44'
DF	4	Joan Guillem Truyols
DF	3	Álex Martínez
MF	23	Albert Dorca
MF	10	Daniel Toribio	37'	65'
MF	8	Eddy Pascual	3'
FW	17	Kike García	82'
FW	11	Wellington		87'
FW	9	Saúl Berjón
Substitutions:
GK	25	Fernando
DF	5	Pedro Alcalá
MF	15	José Acciari 89'	87'
MF	18	Miguel Albiol
MF	19	Iván Moreno
FW	21	Dominique Malonga
DF	24	Dani Bautista		46'
Manager:
Julio Velázquez

Las Palmas v Sporting de Gijón

11 June 2014
21:00 WEST

Las Palmas	1 – 0	Sporting de Gijón
Aranda 21'	Report

Gran Canaria
Attendance: 12,440
Referee: Ocón Arraiz

Las Palmas

Sporting


GK	1	Mariano Barbosa
DF	6	Ángel
DF	16	Aythami
DF	15	Deivid
DF	20	Xabi Castillo	44'
MF	18	Javi Castellano
MF	21	Juan Carlos Valerón		70'
MF	11	Momo		76'
MF	10	Apoño
MF	7	Nauzet Alemán	33'
FW	9	Carlos Aranda		88'
Substitutions:
GK	13	Raúl Lizoain
DF	4	Vicente Gómez		70'
DF	5	David García
FW	8	Benja
FW	9	Macauley Chrisantus		88'
MF	14	Hernán Santana
FW	27	Asdrúbal		76'
Manager:
Josico


GK	1	Iván Cuéllar
DF	11	Alberto Lora
DF	5	Bernardo	23'
DF	2	Luis Hernández
DF	26	Álex Menéndez		9'
MF	19	Carlos Carmona	58'
MF	23	Cristian Bustos
MF	6	Sergio Álvarez	85'
MF	18	Isma López		61'
FW	16	Dejan Lekić
FW	12	Stefan Šćepović		78'
Substitutions:
GK	25	Alberto
MF	4	Mandi
FW	9	Miguel Ángel Guerrero		78'
DF	14	Iván Hernández		9'
MF	17	Santi Jara
MF	32	Pablo Pérez
MF	33	Jony		61'
Manager:
Abelardo

Second leg

Sporting de Gijón v Las Palmas

15 June 2014
19:00 CEST

Sporting de Gijón	0 – 1	Las Palmas
	Report	Asdrúbal 90+4'

El Molinón
Attendance: 20,073
Referee: Medié Jiménez

Sporting

Las Palmas


GK	1	Iván Cuéllar
DF	11	Alberto Lora
DF	5	Bernardo	36'
DF	2	Luis Hernández
DF	15	Roberto Canella
MF	19	Carlos Carmona
MF	4	Mandi		60'
MF	6	Sergio Álvarez
MF	33	Jony		78'
FW	16	Dejan Lekić		73'
FW	12	Stefan Šćepović
Substitutions:
GK	25	Alberto
FW	9	Miguel Ángel Guerrero		73'
MF	10	Nacho Cases	89'	60'
DF	14	Iván Hernández
MF	17	Santi Jara		78'
MF	23	Cristian Bustos
MF	32	Pablo Pérez
Manager:
Abelardo


GK	1	Mariano Barbosa	82'
DF	6	Ángel
DF	16	Aythami	51'
DF	15	Deivid
DF	20	Xabi Castillo
MF	18	Javi Castellano
MF	11	Momo		66'
MF	10	Apoño
MF	7	Nauzet Alemán
DF	4	Vicente Gómez		75'
FW	9	Carlos Aranda		89'
Substitutions:
GK	13	Raúl Lizoain
DF	5	David García
FW	8	Benja
FW	9	Macauley Chrisantus
MF	14	Hernán Santana		89'
MF	21	Juan Carlos Valerón		66'
FW	27	Asdrúbal		75'
Manager:
Josico

Murcia v Córdoba

15 June 2014
21:00 CEST

Murcia	1 – 2	Córdoba
Wellington 52'	Report	Pedro 7' Raúl Bravo 57'

Nueva Condomina
Attendance: 16,794
Referee: Jaime Latre

Murcia

Córdoba


GK	1	Casto
DF	7	Francisco Molinero
DF	14	Mauro dos Santos
DF	24	Dani Bautista	34'	46'
MF	23	Albert Dorca	20'	65'
MF	10	Daniel Toribio
MF	8	Eddy Pascual
DF	3	Álex Martínez		77'
FW	17	Kike García
FW	11	Wellington	89'
FW	9	Saúl Berjón
Substitutions:
GK	25	Fernando
DF	4	Joan Guillem Truyols
DF	5	Pedro Alcalá
MF	15	José Acciari
MF	19	Iván Moreno		65'
FW	20	Tete		77'
FW	21	Dominique Malonga		46'
Manager:
Julio Velázquez


GK	1	Juan Carlos
DF	29	Daniel Pinillos
DF	17	Adrián Gunino
DF	6	Luso
DF	28	Fran Cruz
DF	4	Iago Bouzón	68'
MF	23	Abel		85'
MF	20	Juanlu	5'	46'
MF	15	Pedro
FW	11	Arturo		56'
FW	10	Ulises Dávila
Substitutions:
GK	13	Mikel Saizar
FW	9	Xisco
DF	14	Raúl Bravo	86'	46'
MF	22	Aritz López Garai	61'	56'
DF	27	Fran Cruz
DF	33	Eduard Campabadal		85'
FW	35	Sergio Mendigutxia
Manager:
Albert Ferrer

Final

Team 1	Agg.	Team 2	1st leg	2nd leg
Las Palmas	1–1 (a)	Córdoba	0–0	1–1

First leg

Córdoba v Las Palmas

19 June 2014
20:00 CEST
First leg

Córdoba	0 – 0	Las Palmas
	Report

Nuevo Arcángel
Attendance: 19,000
Referee: Vicandi Garrido

Córdoba

Las Palmas


GK	1	Juan Carlos
DF	29	Daniel Pinillos
DF	17	Adrián Gunino
DF	6	Luso		30'
DF	28	Fran Cruz	88'
DF	4	Iago Bouzón
MF	23	Abel
MF	20	Juanlu		72'
MF	15	Pedro
FW	10	Ulises Dávila
FW	9	Xisco	44'	62'
Substitutions:
GK	13	Mikel Saizar
MF	7	Nieto
FW	11	Arturo		62'
MF	14	Raúl Bravo
DF	19	José López Silva		72'
MF	22	Aritz López Garai		38'
DF	33	Eduard Campabadal
Manager:
Albert Ferrer


GK	1	Mariano Barbosa
DF	6	Ángel
DF	16	Aythami
DF	15	Deivid
DF	20	Xabi Castillo
MF	18	Javi Castellano
MF	11	Momo
MF	10	Apoño
MF	7	Nauzet Alemán	79'
DF	4	Vicente Gómez	62'
FW	9	Carlos Aranda	72'
Substitutions:
GK	13	Raúl Lizoain
DF	5	David García
FW	9	Macauley Chrisantus	72'
MF	14	Hernán Santana
MF	21	Juan Carlos Valerón	62'
FW	24	Tana
FW	27	Asdrúbal	79'
Manager:
Josico

Second leg

Las Palmas v Córdoba

22 June 2014
18:00 CEST

Las Palmas	1 − 1	Córdoba
Apoño 48'	Report	Ulises Dávila 90+3'

Gran Canaria
Attendance: 31,240
Referee: Sánchez Martínez

Las Palmas

Córdoba


GK	1	Mariano Barbosa
DF	6	Ángel
DF	16	Aythami	15'
DF	15	Deivid
DF	20	Xabi Castillo	44'
MF	21	Juan Carlos Valerón		64'
MF	18	Javi Castellano
MF	11	Momo		81'
MF	10	Apoño
MF	7	Nauzet Alemán	29'
FW	9	Carlos Aranda		72'
Substitutions:
GK	13	Raúl Lizoain
DF	4	Vicente Gómez		64'
DF	5	David García
FW	9	Macauley Chrisantus
MF	14	Hernán Santana		81'
FW	22	Héctor		72'
FW	27	Asdrúbal
Manager:
Josico


GK	1	Juan Carlos
DF	29	Daniel Pinillos
DF	17	Adrián Gunino
DF	4	Iago Bouzón	87'
DF	14	Raúl Bravo
MF	23	Abel
MF	22	Aritz López Garai	56'	76'
MF	19	José López Silva	21'
MF	7	Miguel Ángel Nieto		46'
MF	15	Pedro		69'
FW	10	Ulises Dávila
Substitutions:
GK	13	Mikel Saizar
DF	5	Fran Cruz
FW	9	Xisco		69'
FW	11	Arturo		46'
MF	20	Juanlu
MF	24	Pelayo	83'	76'
DF	33	Eduard Campabadal
Manager:
Albert Ferrer

References

1 2 "Circular 5: normativa reguladora de los campeonatos nacionales (pages 13-14)" (in Spanish). RFEF. 20 July 2012.
↑ "Chelsea loanee and man of mystery Ulises Davila becomes the hero of Cordoba". SB Nation. 23 June 2014. Retrieved 10 June 2016.

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